Comments on: The Transitional Parent (Part 1 – Delayed Adulthood) http://onboardinggeny.com/the-transitional-parent-part-1-delayed-adulthood/ Attract Retain Excel Tue, 13 Sep 2011 17:15:03 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.2.1 By: alankenly http://onboardinggeny.com/the-transitional-parent-part-1-delayed-adulthood/comment-page-1/#comment-77 alankenly Thu, 22 Jan 2009 05:45:27 +0000 http://onboardinggeny.com/?p=112#comment-77 Nothing seems to be easier than seeing someone whom you can help but not helping. I suggest we start giving it a try. Give love to the ones that need it. God will appreciate it. Nothing seems to be easier than seeing someone whom you can help but not helping.
I suggest we start giving it a try. Give love to the ones that need it.
God will appreciate it.

]]> By: Dr. Debi Yohn http://onboardinggeny.com/the-transitional-parent-part-1-delayed-adulthood/comment-page-1/#comment-15 Dr. Debi Yohn Tue, 18 Nov 2008 15:08:43 +0000 http://onboardinggeny.com/?p=112#comment-15 You are right on... This is an amazing generation but we have disabled them by over protection, by hovering. It is outwardly obvious that learning comes in many forms. We often learn through failure. If we prevent a child from experiencing failure, then we are denying them a learning experience. It is as simple as that. If parents see a child's struggle as necessary, maybe they can allow it to occur. It feels so good to a child, when they figure something out or they master something that was difficult. We see this when they are toddlers and independent teens! For a FREE eBook, "Parenting College Students: 27 Winning Strategies for Success" go to www.CollegeWorks101.com You are right on…

This is an amazing generation but we have disabled them by over protection, by hovering. It is outwardly obvious that learning comes in many forms. We often learn through failure. If we prevent a child from experiencing failure, then we are denying them a learning experience. It is as simple as that.

If parents see a child’s struggle as necessary, maybe they can allow it to occur. It feels so good to a child, when they figure something out or they master something that was difficult. We see this when they are toddlers and independent teens!

For a FREE eBook, “Parenting College Students: 27 Winning Strategies for Success” go to http://www.CollegeWorks101.com

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