Be cautious about rescuing

Consider the underlying energetic current of rescuing our children when they're stuck. While it may feel kind and loving, there may be other messages that are received. Reset, trust your child and energize the progress made instead of taking over.

​"I'm not good enough."

"They don't believe in me."

"I can't."

"I'll never be able to do this on my own."

"I'm stupid."

"If I whine enough, I don't have to try."

"Who cares? I probably would have messed up anyway."

By all means, when safety is a factor, you must rescue, otherwise use caution.