Our job is also to really support our kids and who they are,

which might be in some ways really different than us.

How can we as parents really support that? the Hey, welcome back to another episode of the Relationship Schools podcast.

I'm Jason Gannis here with my lovely wife, Ellen.

Hello.

All right, Ellen, welcome back.

Good to have you here.

Thanks, it's good to be here. Yeah, today we want to talk about parenting.

So before you fast forward this or move on to the next episode and you're because you're not a parent.

I think this is very instructive for you to reflect on your own life being parented because everybody listening was parented.

So as you listen, if you're not a parent you might just think that think of

that context because I think it's going to help you have better adult relationships.

Yeah, to understand your family and sort of the family culture, so to speak that you came from maybe.

Yeah, yeah, and I think it'll help you apply

something you're learning or about to learn here into just adult relationships because this is, you know, I love thinking about when I teach

adult relationship stuff I often refer to parent child dynamics because that's where we learned how to do relationship.

Yeah, it's also good for people who think they might have children one day.

Exactly.

Or even if your kids have grown, if you're reflecting back on that time, you know, all of it.

Yeah.

So in this episode, we want to talk about our six best parenting tips.

And this best parenting tips and this is going to be kind of a high level of each one we

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