Discover simple, meaningful ways to nurture kindness, empathy, and gratitude in your kids. Learn how to move beyond forced thank-yous and help children develop genuine appreciation and compassion that lasts well beyond the holidays.
Wednesday, November 11th
5:00 PM UTC
45 minHow to Raise a Good Human (Without Forcing the Thank-Yous)
Wednesday, November 11th
5:00 PM UTC
45 minCan't make it? RSVP to receive the episode on AuggieTV
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Poppins
About this event:
“What are you thankful for?” If your child’s answer is “Stuff!” or a blank stare, you’re not alone.
We all want to raise kind, caring, grateful kids. But how do we nurture genuine gratitude and empathy without forcing the thank-yous, demanding politeness, or making our children feel guilty?
Join Alex Stried, CEO of Poppins, and Sarah R. Moore, CEO of the Jai Institute for Parenting, for a warm, honest conversation about raising good humans, especially during the holiday season.
Sarah is a parenting expert, founder of Dandelion Seeds Positive Parenting, and author of Peaceful Discipline. Together, Alex and Sarah will explore why traditional approaches to teaching gratitude can backfire, how kindness and empathy develop in children, and how small, everyday parenting moments can make a lasting difference.
You'll learn practical ways to encourage gratitude without pressure, respond when your child seems ungrateful without shame, and help your kids develop genuine care for others.
Because raising good humans isn't about perfect manners at the Thanksgiving table. It's about building kindness, connection, and compassion that last long after the holidays.
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