I’ve been running into alot of SuperParents lately- those that make most of their kids’ decisions for them, protect them from consequences or rescue them from the full force of consequences. But isn’t it part of our ‘job description’ to protect our kids? At what point have we gone from protecting them to enabling them? My husband and I have been having many talks about this subject, as we are entering Round 2 of parenting in our family. There is a big gap between our first and second-born, so Seth is almost 22 and Noah just turned 13. The younger two are not far behind at 11 and 8 years old.
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