Transcript
0:00 your child is addicted to life-threatening Foods when are we going to see the writing on the wall this is actually any addictive pattern your denial is causing you to believe that your child will change the pattern the only person who can change it right now is the mother your issue around food relates to almost all of us as parents when our children get on a dysfunctional almost addictive modality be it with food be it with video G games or screens
0:31 or Tik Tok it doesn't matter what the outside addiction is what happens to us is that we without realizing it with the best of intentions we begin to enable the addiction you think you're just loving your child you think you're just giving him some food to appease his hunger I want you to now sit with that and shift from I'm helping my child child I'm loving my child I'm taking
1:02 care of my child two I'm enabling an addictive pattern type the word follow to get a link to my podcast
Summary
- Many children develop life-threatening addictions to food and other substances.
- Parents often deny the severity of their child's addiction, believing change will come naturally.
- The responsibility to change the pattern primarily lies with the mother.
- Enabling behaviors can stem from a desire to love and care for the child.
- It's crucial for parents to recognize the difference between helping and enabling addiction.
- The speaker encourages a mindset shift to confront and address these patterns.
- The issue of addiction can extend beyond food to include screens and video games.