Bucket Emptying: Flaw or Skills Gap?

Bucket Emptying: Flaw or Skills Gap?

Does your child always leave their room in a mess?

Do they leave tasks to the last minute?

Are they always on their phone, or wanting to be?


As parents we tend to think of things like this as an issue, but in this episode I’m going to help you pivot, because these are not flaws. They’re just skill gaps.


When we can reframe these traits of our kids, then we can start to identify how they might need help and support, to gain new skills and overcome some of these day to day challenges.


So find a comfy seat, pour yourself a cuppa and enjoy the conversation…



Highlights from this episode:

00:50 - We’ve all been there

03:07 - Reframing makes a big difference

07:50 - Neurodivergence



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