Why You Need A New Way of Thinking to Release Expectations, Part 1
Let’s talk about how our thinking affects our expectations.
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To release our expectations of our adult children we need to change the way we think about our role as their mother. There needs to be a shift in order to have a strong bond with our kids.
Grab my free guide, 10 Things Moms Say That Frustrate Their Adult Children (and 5 Ways to Stop Yourself From Saying Them)
Find more resources at my website.
To release our expectations of our adult children we need to change the way we think about our role as their mother. There needs to be a shift in order to have a strong bond with our kids.
Grab my free guide, 10 Things Moms Say That Frustrate Their Adult Children (and 5 Ways to Stop Yourself From Saying Them)
Find more resources at my website.
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Let’s talk about three more strategies we can use to help us release the expectations we carry for our grown kids.
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Why You Need A New Way of Thinking To Release Expectations, Part 2
As Christ renews our mind, we have a new way of thinking about the expectations we carry for our adult children.
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Pamela Henkelman
Grace For The Next Phase of Parenting
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