The Gentle Parenting Myth

The Parent Coaching Show - Podcast autorstwa Kiva Schuler - Wtorki

Gentle, peaceful, conscious parenting might sound ideal, but the reality often leaves many of us scratching our heads, wondering, "Is it really that simple?” In this episode, we discuss the gentle parenting myth and explore the intricate dance of maintaining parental leadership while nurturing emotional intelligence in our children. We can understand that when you come across these principles, it feels confusing. So, we’re diving into a candid discussion on the nuanced realities of parenting beyond the social media hashtags and sound bites.  By tuning in, you'll gain insights into how to maintain your composure and confidence when parenting feels like an uphill battle. You’ll learn practical approaches to reduce unnecessary stress and conflict in your home, making your parenting journey a little smoother. If you’re ready to move beyond the picture-perfect ideals of gentle parenting and discover strategies that work, make sure to listen to this episode. -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- About The Jai Institute for Parenting: At The Jai Institute for Parenting, we're deeply committed to reshaping the parenting landscape by educating parents on how to nurture emotionally healthy children, without sacrificing the integrity of limits, boundaries, and values. Our mission is to pave the way for a future where children evolve into emotionally resilient, confident, and empowered adults, fundamentally changing the societal fabric for generations to come. Our Jai Certified Parenting Coaches play a pivotal role in this transformative process, assisting parents in healing generational patterns of authoritarian or permissive parenting. By advocating for methods devoid of punishments, threats, or manipulative tactics, we aim to foster parenting techniques that promote emotional well-being and developmental growth, ensuring a lasting impact not only on individual families but on the broader world. Connect with us: Website: https://www.jaiinstituteforparenting.com/ Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/jaiinstituteforparenting/ LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/company/jai-institute-for-parenting/ Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/JaiInstitute   Kiva Schuler’s Bio: Kiva Schuler stands at the forefront of revolutionizing parenting strategies as the Founder and CEO of The Jai Institute for Parenting, and the visionary author behind The Peaceful Parenting (R) Evolution: Changing the World by Changing How We Parent. This influential work challenges traditional parenting paradigms by advocating for approaches rooted in emotional intelligence, values-led leadership, and impactful communication. Her journey into the realm of parenting innovation was sparked by her own childhood experiences marked by neglect and trauma. Embarking on a mission to transform the cultural landscape of parenting, Kiva is dedicated to fostering environments where children can thrive, unburdened by trauma, shame, or emotional wounds. As a mother herself, she has not only realized her commitment but has also cultivated a thriving enterprise in The Jai Institute, touching tens of thousands of lives. Through her work, Kiva empowers others who share her vision, aiming to elevate children to their highest potential and nurture a generation that lives life to the fullest.   Rebecca Lyddon’s Bio: Rebecca Lyddon, a seasoned Social Worker, Waldorf Early Childhood Educator, and lifelong child advocate, serves as the Jai Institute for Parenting's Director of Education & Master Trainer. Fueled by a compelling vision to see adults thrive in their parenting roles, Rebecca aims to cultivate a global network of coaches passionate about upholding the sacred parent-child bond. Her multifaceted background and commitment to gentle parenting philosophies enable her to guide parents through the nuances of raising connected, conscious children.  Connect with her: Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/rebecca.lyddon/   #parentcoaching #parenting #empathy  

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