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#02: A Dad’s Journey to Connected Parenting

#02: A Dad’s Journey to Connected Parenting

FromAdoption Wise


#02: A Dad’s Journey to Connected Parenting

FromAdoption Wise

ratings:
Length:
48 minutes
Released:
Aug 14, 2018
Format:
Podcast episode

Description

The transition from traditional parenting to connected parenting presents challenges for many of us. It looks and feels different from the way we were parented and (if we already have children) the way we're already parenting.

We all experience this transition differently. Today, we hear from a dad who took the plunge into this new way of parenting for the sake of his kids and found himself changed by it.

If you're new to connected parenting, or you and your husband can't quite get on the same page, this interview is for you. If you're a foster or adoptive dad, you will love hearing Mark Vatsaas share his story.

Mark Vatsaas is a parent coach and a moderator of the very popular Facebook group, Parenting with Connection.


How to connect with Mark:
Seen and Heard coaching Facebook page

Seen and Heard Mark's website
Links Relevant to this episode:
The Connected Child 

Karyn Purvis Institute of Child Development by Dr. Karyn Purvis and Dr. David Cross

Empowered to Connect

Parenting with Connection Facebook group   Mark is an active moderator



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Released:
Aug 14, 2018
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If you’re an adoptive parent looking for hope, practical tools, and friends who understand, this podcast is for you! Between the two of us, we represent all three parts of the adoption triad. We’ve been around the block a couple times with kids by birth, adoption, and foster care. And lived to tell about it. Don’t worry. We get it. And we’re here for you. Gain confidence in your parenting and hope for your family’s future.