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Episode 11 of season 2 of Conversations with a SEND Mum podcast is now live (after a number of technical issues phew) I speak with Louisa Stanley from Believe and Bloom Education about her parenting journey with Anna who has a genetic syndrome and she shares about her new book called Parenting on a different path which brings together 26 stories of parenting children with complex needs. Take a listen on Spotify or Apple podcasts and share with a fellow parent who needs to know they are not alone. #ConversationsWithASENDMum #SWAN #PittHopkinsSyndrome #ComplexNeeds #SEND #GeneticConditions

I talked with Chris Voss about my book and how it helps parents who were raised old-school or by helicopter parents find a better way with their own kids. The book is: Sigh, See, Start: How to Be the Parent Your Child Needs in a World That Won't Stop Pushing... A Science-based Method in Three Simple Steps. Buy the book here: https://amzn.to/4bORtJf Or listen to the podcast here: https://bit.ly/3uQm8W1 #parenting #parentingbooks #parentingadvice 

Check out our conversation with Eli Harwood on attachment and parenting!

🎙️ Check Out Our Podcast: Raising Risk-Free Teens 🎙️ This week, our educators Cheryl LaBelle and Katie McNealy dive into an important topic: the pressure teens feel to be perfect. Often, teens think their parents expect perfection, but the truth is, we all make mistakes. Tune in for valuable insights on how parents can create a safe environment to navigate tough teen choices. Let’s work together to support our teens in a way that fosters growth and understanding. https://lnkd.in/g2sJ5vx2

Parenting a highly sensitive teen amidst family conflicts can be tough. But you're not alone! Explore our new podcast that acknowledges your teen's sensitivity while helping you learn how to help them grow into a balanced individual. We've got your back in these trying times! #FamilyInCrisis #PodcastForParents #DiscoveryRanchRTC #DiscoveryRanch #HighlySensitiveTeen #NewPodcast

Recognizing and responding correctly to the emotional needs of your teenager can often feel like trying to hit a moving target. Sound familiar? We hear you. That's why we're shedding light on the world of heightened sensitivity, which might be what your teen is going through. Explore our latest podcast (link in our bio) and join other parents who are experiencing similar struggles. Let's foster a deeper understanding of our children, making sure they feel heard and supported. Remember, you're not alone in this. There's help, understanding, and empathy just a click away. #FamilyInCrisis #PodcastForParents #DiscoveryRanchRTC #DiscoveryRanch #HighlySensitiveTeen #NewPodcast

One of the most easy to apply methods I’ve found in parenting! Alison Escalante, MD FAAP and I chatted about how her childhood, parenting experiences and her career lead to the formation of her book Sigh, See, Start. Check out the episode wherever you get your podcasts or my following the link on the website! Don’t forget to rate and review to help other parents find the Pod too! #parentingtip #parentingskills #sighseestart #authorinterview #parentingpodcast #parenting

We can't change anything until we become aware of it. -- Maria The Power of Connection: Supporting Children with Social and Emotional Needs with Maria Slavin Part 2 is now available on YouTube and on major podcast platforms. Don't forget to like, comment, share, and subscribe to our YouTube channel. #podcasting #IEP #DontIEPAlone #emotionalneeds #children #awareness

Creating is not easy. 1000 self-talks attempting to convince yourself to begin working. You can have a parent-child relationship with yourself. Can hinder your creative flow. I've been trying to define "creative flow." This state in which you keep pushing, feeling a strong connection with your creative ideas, and nothing can stop you Do you get there by yelling at yourself? like a parent trying to get his 5-year-old to go to bed. or by remembering the beautiful outcome. Like a parent offering candy to his children. This relationship is complicated; however, it is worth creating or reforming. The best relationships develop organically, so observing that inner child and validating parenting begins to create that empathy between the two sides. This podcast is one of many that shifted my perspective. https://lnkd.in/d4UXPRid And made me value the intention to act and trust oneself (inner child). Allow him to grow.

If you're a parent, you know how difficult emotional regulation can be for kids (and adults 👀) alike. On The Kindled Podcast from Prenda, Kaity Broadbent & Adriane Thompson chat with KJ Althoff, Director of Content for Big Life Journal, about how to help a child navigate their emotional world and how doing so can give parents insight into their own lives. Make sure to check out more episodes from The Kindled Podcast powered by Prenda, with topics covering everything from fostering resilience to play ↓ https://lnkd.in/gFdqDDx6 🍎