Of course there will be times when you need to trust other people to watch your kids. What are your boundaries? There is no definitive answer, but you should always look to protect your children against the unknowns if possible.

Show Notes:

1:05 There is no definitive answer
1:30 The party after Lacrosse practice
2:45 Here's the deal
3:15 I'm just not going to do it
4:20 Moms understand what I'm saying, Dads...?
5:05 Diet issues and the Mother-in-law
6:00 Setting boundaries
6:55 Protecting the child
7:25 It's not punishment, it's a lack of trust
8:25 One last example
8:55 I'm not asking twice!
9:35 Did you hear your mother?
10:00 The most devilish grin
10:30 Clear thoughts for you to ponder
11:00 My son is NOT going to start acting like that
11:30 Kids understand clarity and consequences
12:00 Creating a foundation for success

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Ryan Roy

Ryan's father abandoned him when he was only five years old. After getting married, his biggest fear was having a child and not knowing how to be a good dad. After studying everything he could find, writing a bestselling book, hosting 300 episodes of a popular parenting podcast, PLUS growing an immensely successful FBI Dads program at his own kids' school... Ryan has decided to share what he's learned. FBI Dads is Ryan's life mission. Ryan welcomes YOU to join him in this journey to help dads connect, be present and be a positive influence on their children.