Kids won’t always volunteer what’s on their heart. But when we ask intentionally, walls come down and connection grows. These questions help kids feel seen, supported, and celebrated, especially when life feels big. Which one will you try tonight? Share in the comments so other parents can borrow it, too. And if you want more scripts that make tough talks easier, Dr. Robyn’s book How to Talk to Kids About Anything is filled with tools to help you build connection in every stage of childhood. #ParentingTips #TalkToKids #EmotionalIntelligence #HowToTalkToKids #DrRobynSilverman
from Dr. Robyn Silverman
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