You Are Not Alone—The Top 10 Parenting Struggles We Discovered from over 700 Parents

Child-raising is difficult. If you are the perfect parent, you can stop reading. Welcome to the battle if you are unstable as chaos like us

Your battle may be different from us. Indeed, now, especially as influenza left our house, our struggle seems to have returned to a minimal level.

Last month, we asked family members of parenting 22: 6 about this question. As a parent, what was your first fight? There were over 700 responses. When I say, believe in me, you are not alone

Here we simply enumerate the struggles. However, on January 31, the third season of In This Together podcast will begin! In the first two episodes, Christie and I will talk about these struggles and provide a useful solution for each. Do not forget to subscribe to the podcast so that you do not miss those episodes

Single parenting: If the audience is the only parent, this is # 1. I respect a single parent very much. If you know a single parent please find a way to serve him / her this week.

Technology: Because our audience consists mainly of young children 's parents, I think this is the reason for the following. I know that it is easy for many teenagers to mark this as their biggest battle.

Fostering independence of children: I thank a lot of parents who thought this was their main challenge. Promoting independence of a child is one of the best parenting strategies to actually get the results the children want.

I think it is a difficult task to protect our children overprotected today, but I may be wrong. It is easier and faster to do things for them than to wait for me to do things about myself.

Communication: There is a deep understanding that communication with children and spouses falls into this category. In the parent's language, when you and your spouse, or former partner in the situation of a mixed-race family can not enter the same page, it feels like 'swim upstream'.

Respect: Teaching children to respect authority is a common word used in surveys. Unfortunately, for many responses, parents are forced to be respected.

Disciples: Our audience is clearly a spectator based on faith. It is a common struggle to love God for children and teach them to love others. This is because the concept of disciples from mom and dad is a new concept.

Patience: We skip this, so we will not lose patience. Ha! Believe in this, I will tell you a different story. Seriously, the word "shout" is often used to lose patience.

I worried and emphasized, I did not do enough, I do not use time wisely, [I am not a good example for children to make the most of their possibilities.

I believe that my child can be what I need.

Lack of time: The phrase "busy too", "not enough time", "there is not enough time to contemplate" is the most commonly used phrase in the survey. I am very happy to talk about this in podcast. Please subscribe so that you do not have an exciting future season

We are working on these issues in the 22: 6 parenting community. Please check it by all means. This is a wonderful community of incomplete parents!

Parents explain with examples. The majority of our leadership team has children. Many of our children are under 10 years old and are mixed with many babies and infants. This means that we will settle at the highest point - we will participate as we open our parent teachers' association at 4 pm. When the influenza occurred, we went home. Our team saw this and they felt support when they asked them the same thing. This shows the first month of returning to Collective Health from my 12 week maternity leave, and the beginning of my flexible recovery. I enjoy momentarily a moment at home, not a day, but I am not aware of the long-term benefits that my family-centered employer (and his boss) brings to me and my family.

If these are familiar, you are not alone. Being the first parent is not easy. The most important thing is natural when you often feel guilty for children "should" and "should not" to improve happiness and success. I can not comply with all the rules in the book. But the truth is that the intense competition of this competition will do more harm than good to our children. It is desirable to provide the best services for children and encourage them to maximize their abilities but it is good for their growth but it is overly negotiated with rich and happy childhood There is a big difference between the uneasy beings. There is a big difference between wanting the best for our children and hoping they are the best kids.