When your kid comes to you on his or her worst day, the first ten seconds are vitally important for communicating to him or her that you are a safe place. In the following Power Parenting video, Joe Landi explains how to implement the ten-second principle to build trust with your kid.
Joe is passionate about equipping and empowering life-long Gospel-advancing leaders and families as they fall in love with and follow Jesus Christ. He loves mentoring and discipling students while inspiring them to discover their gifts and ability to influence others for the Gospel. He serves as Student Pastor at Kingsland Baptist Church in Katy, TX. He is a husband, father, pastor, crossfit-enthusiast and occasional author.
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