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Bribes don't work: How to motivate your kid instead

Bribes don't work: How to motivate your kid instead

FromRaising Middle School Girls


Bribes don't work: How to motivate your kid instead

FromRaising Middle School Girls

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Length:
29 minutes
Released:
Jan 16, 2024
Format:
Podcast episode

Description

Do you have to repeat yourself 100 times to get your middle schooler to clean her room, or maybe do her homework? Have you ever worried about your kid's future because she just doesn't show any motivation? In this episode, Andee Martineau, mother of six, reformed yeller, bestselling author and founder of the Connect Parenting Method, is talking to me about why bribes and ultimatums don't work to get our kids to do what we want them to do, and how we can motivate them instead. About the Guest Andee Martineau is a mom of 6, reformed yeller, bestselling author, and creator of Connect Method Parenting. She’s on a mission to help moms feel in control, bring the fun back into parenting, and ditch the yelling, corrections, and endless feelings of failure.Learn more about Connect Method Parenting.Listen to the Connect Method Parenting podcast.Check out the Connect Method Parenting book.Follow Andee on Instagram.Follow Andee on Facebook.Connect with Raising Middle School Girls:Thank you for listening to the Raising Middle School Girls podcast. Want to hear more from experts who can help you support your middle school girl? Please subscribe to the podcast or sign up for the Raising Middle School Girls newsletter.  Do you have a burning question about raising your middle school girl? Send a DM to @RaisingMiddleSchoolGirls on Instagram to have your question considered for a future episode. We're in this together, parents!       
Released:
Jan 16, 2024
Format:
Podcast episode

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Helping parents raise strong, confident, resilient middle school girls in a challenging and changing world.