
Sip the Tea
Sip the Tea is a revealing journey into the digital lives of tweens and teens, featuring candid conversations about the challenges and realities they face online. Explore their world with us, as we spill the tea on the latest in youth culture.
The name 'Sip the Tea' embodies teenage slang for sharing the unfiltered truth and stirring up genuine conversations about the digital experiences of today's youth.
The second season of our podcast focuses on "How to talk to your children about the important stuff." The 2nd season kicks off on August 12th 2024, and you can catch a new episode every second Tuesday at 8:00 AM SAST.
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Sip the Tea
S2E21 - Talking to your child about Trust
Trust is at the heart of every parent-child relationship, but in today’s digital world, it’s more fragile—and more important—than ever. What happens when trust is tied to unrealistic expectations, like "I trust you not to see anything bad online"? And what do kids do when they feel they’ve broken that trust—without meaning to?
In this final episode of Season 2 of Sip the Tea, we dive into what trust really means to children, how misplaced trust can close the door to honesty, and how parents can create safe spaces for real, open conversations—even when things go wrong.
We explore how to build trust without fear, how to repair it when it’s broken, and why allowing space for mistakes might be the greatest trust-builder of all.
Thank you for joining us for this season of conversations, connection, and growth. Let's keep raising kids who feel safe, heard, and deeply trusted.
We want to extend our heartfelt gratitude to everyone who made this possible and to Elliott Kotze for sharing his invaluable insights. You can reach him at www.muizenbergpsychology.co.za
Stay connected with us! You can reach me, Rachelle, at rachelle@fyiplayitsafe.com. And don't forget to follow us on Instagram and Facebook at @fyiplayitsafe for more insights and conversations.