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Conflict Resolution for Kids: Take Advantage of Summer to Hone These Priceless Skills
Episode 237
Everybody needs conflict resolution skills, but it shows up particularly for kids during the summer when they’ve got more free time to hang out with siblings and neighbors. What does conflict resolution for kids look like? Today we’re welcoming back Connected Families Certified Parent Coaches Nicole Gillette and Lyssa Stoyko to discuss how to view summer as an ideal opportunity to teach your kids conflict resolution skills. They walk us through the practical, four-step peace process that takes the overwhelm out of conflict. In this episode, you’ll learn how to guide your kids from crazy mountain to reconciliation meadow!
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Key Points:
- Sometimes we can have unhelpful beliefs about conflict, and it can be encouraging to shift those beliefs toward viewing conflict as an opportunity for growth.
- The peace process helps us move our kids from “Crazy Mountain” to “Reconciliation Meadow.”
- Parents are responsible for teaching and guiding children through conflict, but the conflicts are theirs to resolve.
- Helping siblings see and focus on the good about each other can be helpful when relationships are in need of connection.
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