“Are You Unknowingly Pushing Your Kids Away? Discover the 8 Common Mistakes Even Loving Parents Make!”
3) They try to fix everything
When a child shares their struggles, many parents jump straight into problem-solving mode. It’s a natural instinct—we don’t want to see our kids hurt, so we immediately search for solutions.
But constantly fixing things for them can actually do more harm than good. Studies show that children develop stronger emotional resilience when they’re given the space to work through their own challenges rather than having an adult step in right away.
Of course, guidance and support are important. But sometimes, kids don’t need answers—they just need to be heard.
