The hosts discuss their check-in report card video podcast and the positive feedback they received from someone who implemented their check-in advice and even made a child check-in list.
Getting to know your neighbors can provide a support network for your children. This can be beneficial in situations where a child's friend is going through a difficult time because it can affect your child's life and wellbeing.
The ability to teach children coping skills can create an environment of trust and support between parent and child; allowing them the tools to deal with more complex issues in the future. As new coping mechanisms and skills emerge, the ability to handle high stress situations can be improved.
The speaker emphasizes the importance of removing veils and having open conversations with children like they're adults, to build trust and openness between parents and their kids. The rule of reciprocation and dribbling exchange are important for meaningful communication, and the speaker highlights the positive impact of implementing these practices in our lives, given that children don't have a voice.
Tips for having check-ins with children, even if they're negative, include trying to be positive at the end so that the conversation ends on a good note. This approach can help children understand that the way they view the world impacts their outcomes.