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0:00 people's behavior has to do with one of these three things especially your children's Behavior if you can remember this your parenting will change drastically people behave according to the amount of skill they have how much experience they have in that how much information they have and how much worth they have so with your children they may just have not developed the skills because their brain
0:31 hasn't developed yet or they may not have the information because they don't yet have that life experience or they may have lack of worth and they may have anxiety about it therefore they behave in a particular way so always when you don't understand someone's Behavior give them benefit of doubt maybe they are missing the skill because of their emotional brain development maybe they are missing the information because of
1:02 their life experience maybe they are missing the worth because they're feeling a disconnection within and that can develop into a pathology which leads to pathological behaviors so understand this and ask yourself how can I help my kid develop skill how can I help them with the information and how can I help them with their worth buy my new book The Parenting map it's filled with great information for you
Summary
- Children's behavior often reflects their developmental stage in skills, experience, and self-worth.
- Lack of skills may stem from underdeveloped brains; lack of information may result from limited life experiences.
- Feelings of disconnection can lead to low self-worth, influencing behavior.
- Providing support in skill development, information sharing, and fostering self-worth is crucial.
- Parents should approach behavioral challenges with empathy and a mindset of understanding.
- The speaker promotes their book, "The Parenting Map," as a resource for effective parenting strategies.