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157: How to find your village
FromYour Parenting Mojo - Respectful, research-based parenting ideas to help kids thrive
157: How to find your village
FromYour Parenting Mojo - Respectful, research-based parenting ideas to help kids thrive
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Length:
42 minutes
Released:
May 19, 2022
Format:
Podcast episode
Description
For the first time, in this episode I bow out and and let listeners Jenny and Emma take over, who wanted to share how they’ve been supporting each other over the last few months.
They started from pretty different points: Emma wasn’t having parenting struggles, but often over-communicated with her husband and he would stonewall in response, agreeing to whatever she asked so she would stop talking. Then he would resist later, and she couldn’t understand why…because he had agreed, right?
Jenny’s sleep had been disturbed by her child for more than four years…she was exhausted, and had no idea how to deal with her rage-filled kindergartener who would hit her whenever he was upset.
Neither of them had much confidence that being on a Zoom call together for 40 minutes a week would help them.
Emma and her husband now communicate in a way that meets both of their needs, and can navigate the challenges that come up with their preschooler.
Jenny is sleeping! And she has learned how deep listening and true empathy help her son to feel really heard…and incidents that used to lead to 45 minute meltdowns that would disrupt the rest of the day are now over in 10 minutes, and are actually connecting for them.
Jenny and Emma did all this with a bit of information from me…but mostly by being fully present for each other in a small ‘village’ of parents, inside the slightly larger village of the Parenting Membership.
If you want help to break down the changes you want to make into tiny manageable steps and be held (gently!) accountable for taking them (or adjusting course if needed…), we’d love to have you join the three of us plus a group of likeminded parents in the membership.
Get the information you need and the support to actually implement it, all in what members call “the least judgmental corner of the internet.”
Click the image below to learn more and sign up!
https://www.yourparentingmojo.com/parentingmembership ()
They started from pretty different points: Emma wasn’t having parenting struggles, but often over-communicated with her husband and he would stonewall in response, agreeing to whatever she asked so she would stop talking. Then he would resist later, and she couldn’t understand why…because he had agreed, right?
Jenny’s sleep had been disturbed by her child for more than four years…she was exhausted, and had no idea how to deal with her rage-filled kindergartener who would hit her whenever he was upset.
Neither of them had much confidence that being on a Zoom call together for 40 minutes a week would help them.
Emma and her husband now communicate in a way that meets both of their needs, and can navigate the challenges that come up with their preschooler.
Jenny is sleeping! And she has learned how deep listening and true empathy help her son to feel really heard…and incidents that used to lead to 45 minute meltdowns that would disrupt the rest of the day are now over in 10 minutes, and are actually connecting for them.
Jenny and Emma did all this with a bit of information from me…but mostly by being fully present for each other in a small ‘village’ of parents, inside the slightly larger village of the Parenting Membership.
If you want help to break down the changes you want to make into tiny manageable steps and be held (gently!) accountable for taking them (or adjusting course if needed…), we’d love to have you join the three of us plus a group of likeminded parents in the membership.
Get the information you need and the support to actually implement it, all in what members call “the least judgmental corner of the internet.”
Click the image below to learn more and sign up!
https://www.yourparentingmojo.com/parentingmembership ()
Released:
May 19, 2022
Format:
Podcast episode
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