The following is a guest post that I wrote for Castle View Academy that was published on July 14, 2016...
It’s easy for parenting styles and the corresponding roles we adopt to become frozen and stuck so that movement and balance are sacrificed at the altar of certainty and predictability.
If they remain unaddressed, rigid parenting roles can have serious repercussions in our relationships with our children and with our partners. It can suck the life out of relationships, paving the way for distance and resentment.
Read the remainder of this post here.
It’s easy for parenting styles and the corresponding roles we adopt to become frozen and stuck so that movement and balance are sacrificed at the altar of certainty and predictability.
- Are you sick of always being the bad guy with your kids while your partner is their best friend?
- Do you feel stuck in your dynamic with your partner?
If they remain unaddressed, rigid parenting roles can have serious repercussions in our relationships with our children and with our partners. It can suck the life out of relationships, paving the way for distance and resentment.
Read the remainder of this post here.
David B. Younger, Ph.D is the creator of Love After Kids, for couples that have grown apart since having children. He is a clinical psychologist and couples therapist with a web-based private practice, and lives in Austin, Texas with his wife, 11 year-old son, 2 year-old daughter and 4 year-old toy poodle
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