88. Raising Resilient Kids: When to Step In, When to Step Back (Rescuer vs Coach Parenting)
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Dr. Elise Fallucco, child psychiatrist and host of the ADHD Anxiety and More podcast, shares parent-focused tips for raising resilient, capable children.
She talks about 3 contrasting parenting styles—rescuer, laid-back, and coach— and talks about when each style makes sense.
The Rescuer Parent - wants to FIX problems FOR their child
The Laid-back Parent - lets their child sort things out on their own
The Coach Parent - Workings WITH the child to help them solve problems
She explains common age-based struggles (emotional regulation in preschool, frustration with academics and skills in early grades, and social dynamics in grades 3–5) and reframes disappointment and failure as normal developmental opportunities.
Using the “fail, try, succeed” cycle, she shows how rescuing can stunt growth, then offers coaching steps—validate feelings and ask how to support or guide with questions—through examples like not getting a desired role in a play, homework meltdowns, and forgetting water bottles.
00:00 Welcome and Goals
01:02 Parenting Styles Quiz
02:17 Why Kids Struggle
04:30 Fail Try Succeed Cycle
05:41 Stop Rescuing Start Coaching
07:26 Case Study School Play
10:08 Case Study Homework Meltdown
11:36 Case Study Forgotten Water Bottle
12:41 Final Takeaways and Wrap Up
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