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Jay Shetty Podcast — Dr. Becky Kennedy Explains What Kids Actually Need to Feel Confident
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Dr. Becky Kennedy Explains What Kids Actually Need to Feel Confident

Jay Shetty Podcast

The more you try to make your kids happy, the more you set them up for anxiety later. In this clip, Dr. Becky Kennedy and Jay Shetty talk about how parenting swung from ignoring kids' feelings to letting those feelings take the wheel, and why neither one raises a strong adult. Becky explains why a tantrum can mean you…

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It’s also important that parents repair with each other — and kids watch that happen so they learn what that looks like.

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