Kim Kardashian opens up about the unexpected changes in her parenting style since her divorce, revealing how it has impacted her daughter North West.
In recent interviews, Kim Kardashian has shared some personal insights into her life after the divorce.
One of her daughters, North West, has been particularly affected by the change in their family dynamics.
The Impact on North West
During a conversation with an interviewer, Kim Kardashian mentioned that one of the most challenging adjustments she and her children have had to make is adjusting to not having both parents living together.
She revealed that this change has been particularly tough for North West.
According to Kim Kardashian, North West has experienced some difficulty adapting to the new family setup.
Kim Kardashian is known for her strict parenting approach, often sharing glimpses into her daily routine with her four children.
She prioritizes discipline, setting clear boundaries and rules to maintain order in the household.
However, she also emphasizes the importance of love and affection, encouraging quality time with each child.
According to a 2020 interview, Kim Kardashian allocates dedicated time for individual bonding activities, such as reading and playing games.
This balanced approach aims to instill responsibility and self-reliance while nurturing emotional intelligence.
A Significant Change in Behavior
Kim Kardashian shared that North’s behavior has changed significantly since the divorce, stating that it was ‘crazy‘ how much of an impact the separation had on her daughter.
This change has been a significant adjustment for both Kim Kardashian and North West, highlighting the challenges that come with navigating a new family dynamic post-divorce.
Northwest behavior change refers to a specific approach to modifying human behavior, originating from the University of Oregon's Northwest Center for Excellence in Professional Technical Education.
This model focuses on building relationships and trust between individuals and their environment.
It emphasizes self-directed learning, collaboration, and community engagement.
Key principles include empathy, respect, and a growth mindset.
By fostering these values, individuals can develop the skills and confidence to make positive changes in their lives.
