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Spin Cycle: Kids and Guns, Good Guys and Bad Guys

Spin Cycle: Kids and Guns, Good Guys and Bad Guys

FromRaising Adults: Future Focused Parenting


Spin Cycle: Kids and Guns, Good Guys and Bad Guys

FromRaising Adults: Future Focused Parenting

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Length:
18 minutes
Released:
Mar 14, 2019
Format:
Podcast episode

Description

Deana and Kira answer a listener question from the Kids and Safety episode about toy guns, good guys and bad guys. This episode is not a debate about guns, but rather a discussion about what messages we want our children to get from us as we navigate their toy versions and the stories that surround weapons in the many superhero adventures out there.
Released:
Mar 14, 2019
Format:
Podcast episode

Titles in the series (100)

If your parenting ever feels like a game of whack-a-mole, we’ve got you. If you are a Type-A planner who wants to parent proactively, we’re here for you. If you find yourself somewhere in between….that parent who longs to parent with intention, but often ends up reacting to situations as they arise, you are our people! Our distinct philosophy - Future Focused Parenting – takes center stage on the podcast. We open every episode with our own personal “why” to demonstrate bringing intention to specific parenting issues. Then we dive into the “what” and “how” of each topic, moving quickly into actionable tools and strategies our listeners can start using right away. As your co-hosts, we bring our professional experience to bear, but never fail to share our own struggles as parents. In addition, we have some unique differences in our personalities and beliefs. This dynamic creates a distinct feel, allowing our listeners to explore varying ways to approach parenting topics and ultimately decide what works for their family. We invite you to listen to the groundbreaking parenting podcast that starts with the end in mind. Stop raising kids; start Raising Adults!