If you’re trying to parent your children gently and stay connected to them, you may wonder if you’re being too permissive at times (or if you’re spoiling them).
Or if someone calls you “permissive” or seems to be judging you for not setting enough limits with your sensitive spirited child, you may feel judged, or start to doubt your parenting approach.
But it’s not that simple.
If you were raised in authoritative home, or without emotional connection, you’ll tend to want to prevent the same “wounds” you experienced growing up.
You’re not “permissive”--that’s not relevant.
Here’s why.
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