Your child can thrive, and you can be a great parent to them. Parenting is a challenge, and there is no shame in your asking for help!
More than anything, you want your child to be safe, happy, and successful.
The National Institute of Child Health and Human Development outlines the responsibilities of parents as:
These are likely responsibilities that you are already fulfilling for your child. Even so, you may be feeling like there is more that you could do.
Maybe this is a general feeling, or maybe it’s due to specific challenges you are having with your child. Either way, your concern will only be made stronger by comparing yourself to other parents.
But the nature of parenting is that it’s not “one size fits all.” Countless books, articles, and blog posts have been written on the topic. And they all suggest different tips and tricks, making you feel like you’re always missing a key step.
As your children grow up, there are countless issues you might face as a parent. Some may be more focused on you and your own challenges, such as:
And some issues may be specifically related to your child’s behavior (and your responses), such as:
Seeking to improve your parenting is selfless and admirable.
If you know you are struggling, and your own support system is limited, therapy can provide you with the foundation you need.
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