Don't Leave Empty-Handed!
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How do you know if you're practicing gospel-centered, heart-focused parenting ... or if you've slipped into over-relying on behavior modification? We'll talk about some of the red flags that will help you to see where you've been off track. And then we'll discuss a basic framework for re-focusing on a heart-centered approach!
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Lab Notes
Here are some links to ideas and resources mentioned on Episode 27 of the Sibling Relationship Lab podcast!
- Sign up for a free 15-minute parenting consult call
- Wikipedia article about Ivan Pavlov
- Wikipedia article about B.F. Skinner
- Workshop: Christian Parenting and a Growth Mindset
- "14 Gospel Principles That Can Radically Change Your Family" by Paul David Tripp
- National Center for Biblical Parenting
- "Motivate Your Child: A Christian Parent's Guide to Raising Kids Who Do What They Need to Do without Being Told" by Dr. Scott Turansky and Joanne Miller
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Lynna Sutherland is the mother of eight kids ages teen to toddler. She hosts the Sibling Relationship Lab podcast and writes about sibling conflict resolution and sibling relationship building. Lynna believes that the gospel transforms sibling conflict from an obstacle to an opportunity and loves to show other parents the freedom and confidence of gospel-centered parenting.