489. He Said, She Said: How to Stop Doing Everything for Your Kids (Without Guilt) w/ Dan Martell

From the outside, a lot of what we do with our kids looks lazy. We don't rush in every time something gets hard. And for a long time I worried that meant we were bad parents. Here's what we figured out: stop rescuing them, let them fail (safely), and you raise kids who can handle life without you hovering. In this He Said, She Said, Dan and I get honest about the unconventional ways we raise our boys, the bubble wrap we refused, the rescue reflex we killed, and the parenting moves that look weird from the outside but build independence on purpose. If you've ever felt guilty for not doing everything for your kids, this one's for you. In this episode, you'll learn: Why "this looks lazy" can actually be the most loving move How to stop rescuing without abandoning them Why letting kids fail safely builds more confidence than bubble wrap The systems and hard conversations we use so independence sticks ✅ Want our free Couple's Playbook? Grab them here: https://www.reneewarren.com/playbooks Where to find us: Come hang out with me on Instagram: @renee_warren Connect with Dan: @danmartell Watch the full episodes on YouTube: Renée Warren Be first in line for the Pink Skirt Project Summit 2027, join the waitlist now: https://www.thepinkskirtproject.com/2027tickets