
187: What to do when my child says: “I’m booored!”?
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Those of us in the Northern Hemisphere are in the middle of summer now, with the whirlwind of cobbled together childcare and kids at home saying: "I'm booored!". What's happening for them when they're saying this? And, more importantly, what should we DO about it? We don't want to have to entertain them, but what other option is there besides threatening chores? This episode will help you to answer their question during the summer months in a way that supports their wellbeing, and also address boredom that crops up at other points in the school year. Like when they're in school. Because while I approached this episode from the perspective of navigating summer holidays, it turns out that most researchers can't include the word "child" and "bored" in a study without also including the word "school." <b>The Learning Membership</b> <span style="font-weight: 400">If your child is often complaining of boredom and losing their love for learning, I invite you to join the Learning Membership, which opens for enrollment on Sunday, July 30. This membership is designed to support your child's intrinsic love of learning, whether they are in school or not. </span> <span style="font-weight: 400">We’ll cover topics such as understanding how children learn, exploring their interests, finding inspiration in nature, effective learning strategies, recording their learning journey, and building critical thinking skills. </span> <span style="font-weight: 400">The membership caters to homeschooling families who use the acquired knowledge as the foundation of their children's education, as well as families who choose traditional schooling but feel that their child's love of learning needs additional support beyond the classroom. Click the banner to sign up!</span> <a href="https://yourparentingmojo.com/learningmembership/"></a> <b>You Are Your Child’s Best Teacher Masterclasss</b> <span style="font-weight: 400">Want to hav
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187: What to do when my child says: “I’m booored!”?
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