Ep. 174: When it's Hard to Keep Offering Connection

The Baffling Behavior Show {Parenting after Trauma}

I’m sure you’ve had moments (days, weeks, months) where it felt hard, maybe even impossible, to keep offering connection to your child.

It is hard to offer connection to someone who seems to constantly reject it!

If it feels hard to keep offering your child connection, I actually want you to shift your focus. Don’t prioritize offering connection to your child. Instead think about:

• Who can offer YOU connection?
• How can you offer connection to yourself?
• Who could you offer connection to who is able to receive it, and offer connection back?

You’ll also learn how glitter boots are related to giving and receiving connection!

Read the full transcript at: RobynGobbel.com/offeringconnection
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