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Welcome to the season 3 finale of The Gentle Parenting Show! In this episode weâre joined by Gaby Sundra, who will share practical relationship advice that can help transform your marriage if you feel like lately you and your partner have become more like roommates.
Gaby has 25 years of coaching experience and, along with her husband, she founded For Better Love, where they strive to inspire others to cultivate a couple culture of "aiming for awesome".
One of the most challenging stages in a marriage can be when youâre raising your kids, because finding the time (and energy) for intimacy and connection can be difficult. While this is completely normal, thinking âoh, weâre fineâ can become a slippery slope over time.
Learn how to:
Step 1: Admit It and Take action
Step 2: Identify The Problem
Step 3: Get Clear on How You Want It To Be
Step 4: Understand Your Unsatisfactory âSolutionsâ
Step 5: Select Solutions That REALLY Satisfy
Step 6: Set Yourself Up for Success
Quotes we love!
âItâs not you, itâs not your beloved, it's not your relationship. Itâs the very nature of how difficult life and families can beâ.
More about Gaby Sundra
Connect with Gaby on Facebook or Instagram. You can also learn more about her work in For Better Love on her website.
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On todayâs episode of The Gentle Parenting Show Kim is joined by Robin Green to discuss pediatric acupuncture and its benefits.
Robin is an acupuncturist, author, speaker and educator. Through her work, she helps families get to the root causes of eczema, allergies, asthma and other health issues, so they can find relief.
If youâre a little skeptical about the idea of using needles to treat kids, you should know that there are many ways to stimulate the acupuncture points without using needles at all!
Join us as we learn:
- Is acupuncture safe for children?
- How does it work?
- What are the alternatives to needles?
- What are some health issues it can help with?
More about Robin Green:
Connect with Robin Green on her website and her Instagram.
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On todayâs episode of The Gentle Parenting Show we welcome Becky Wells. She is a functional nutritional therapy practitioner, a clean living educator, and the founder of The Hippie Moms podcast and social media community.
Although it may seem like an overwhelming task, every little change matters, and living holistically can bring long term benefits for you and your family.
Join Kim and Becky as they discuss easy tips for getting started, how to find healthy alternatives to common household items. They also go through some recommendations to help yourself grace in the process of this lifestyle change.
Quotes we love:
âThe here and the now is when life happens. We donât want to miss it, especially with our childrenâ.
More about Becky Wells:
Connect with Becky Wells on her website, Facebook and Instagram.
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On todayâs episode of The Gentle Parenting Show Kim is joined by Jana Danielson. She is an award-winning wellness entrepreneur and the creator of the Cooch Ball, the worldâs first patented pelvic floor fitness tool for women.
She developed the Cooch Ball after being frustrated that so many women didnât feel they had a safe space to address their pelvic floor issues.
Unfortunately, talking about pelvic floor health is still a subject that can cause feelings of shame. Especially since women have been constantly told that this is just part of motherhood and getting older, and there is nothing to be done about it. But this is not the case at all!
In fact, you can be taught to strengthen your pelvic floor⊠and not just by doing kegels. Join Kim and Jana as they discuss some tips and debunk common myths about pelvic floor health.
Quotes we love:
âOne of the key messages that came out of my pain journey was: the reconnection to self is necessary and beautifulâ.
More about Jana Danielson
Connect with Jana Danielson on her website and her Instagram. You can get your very own Coochball here.
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In todayâs episode of The Gentle Parenting Show Kim talks to Dr. Farah Sultan. She is the founder of Vitalogy Wellness & Medical Spa, and the creator of The Mandala Method, a holistic medical approach designed to help people sleep better, regain energy and manage stress.
If youâre already familiar with Kim and her work, you probably know all about sleep coaching your kids, but what about your own sleep issues? How do you know if your difficulty going to and staying asleep restlessness needs to be addressed by a doctor?
Together, Kim and Dr. Sultan go through:
Common signs that your sleep needs to be addressed holistically The five pillars of good health Environmental factors that affect your sleep The Mandala Approach for improving your health and sleepQuotes we love:
âSleep is almost like a vital sign, like when you check your pulse and blood pressure, itâs an overall sign that your health is working well for youâ.
âBeing expected to perform at a 100 percent with little to no sleep is really not possibleâ.
More about Dr. Farah Sultan:
Connect with Dr. Farah Sultan on her Instagram. You can also learn more about The Mandala Method or even get a personal consultation through her website.
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On todayâs episode of The Gentle Parenting Show, Kim is joined by Sam Horn. She is an award winning author and speaker known for her viral TEDx talks. She has worked as a communications consultant for companies such as NASA, National Geographic and many more.
Even though itâs wonderful to welcome a new baby into your family, this usually comes with some stressful moments that can cause a strain in your relationship with your partner. So, how can we improve the way we communicate with each other during difficult times?
Sam and Kim go through a list of words to avoid during arguments, and some suggestions that can help defuse family discussions and make your loved ones feel understood. They also talk about the importance of self care, especially when youâre focusing on raising children.
Quotes that we love:
âWe all want to feel heard, understood and connected, especially in challenging timesâ and âYou can transform your relationship even in the midst of having a newborn at homeâ.
More about Sam Horn:
If you liked this episode and want to learn more about this topic, connect with Sam Horn on her website and her Instagram. You can also check out her âIntrigueâ TEDx Talk to learn more about her work as a speaker.
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Todayâs episode of The Gentle Parenting Show is the last episode that is part of our Newborn Expert Series. Kim is joined by Dr. Wendy Sue Swanson. Sheâs a pediatrician, health communicator, and Chief Medical Officer for SpoonfulONE. She is known for championing prevention of food allergies in children through early dietary introduction.
Kim and Dr. Swanson talk about the positive effects that feeding common allergens to your baby can have when it comes to shaping their ability to tolerate all kinds of foods.
They also discuss:
- The importance of food diversity
- The benefits of early introduction
- How to know if your baby is ready to start?
- Hereditary factors and other concerns
Quotes we love: âEverytime we add different food groups to our babyâs diet in early life, and keep them in, weâre designing our babyâs immune system to be tolerant of it for the rest of their livesâ and âyou should be able to feed your baby the world, and then the baby can travel the world later on and eat anything they wantâ.
More about Dr. Wendy Sue Swanson:
If you liked this episode and want to learn more, connect with Dr. Wendy Sue Swanson on SpoonfulONEâs website or her Instagram.
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Is there a way to protect our children from food allergies? Dr. Swanson explains how diet diversity at an early age can help their immune system. Join us for this episode!
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Over the course of the next 10 podcast episodes we will be revisiting some of our favorite podcast episodes on newborns in honor of those that have contributed to Kim's upcoming book on newborn sleep launching March 21st. Its available for pre-order here.
In todayâs episode of the Gentle Parenting Show, Kim interviews Dr. Ana-Maria Temple. Dr. Temple is a holistic pediatrician, best-selling author, mother of 3, and award-winning speaker. She has appeared on over 100 TV News and Podcast segments. During her 22 year career, she has treated over 36,000 patients. Her passion is to inspire, educate and empower parents to revamp their familyâs health to prevent children from developing chronic disease.
Today, Kim and Dr. Temple talk about naturally preventing and healing eczema. They discuss:
What eczema is
Typical causes of eczema
Misconceptions when healing eczema
Healing the gut to heal eczema
Helping kids without medication
Natural remedies for pain
Our favorite quotes for the episode are âeczema isnât a skin issue, itâs a gut issueâ and âhealing is giving the body the right tools and the body fixes the problemâ and âbe better today than you were yesterday.â
Connect with Dr. Temple
Follow along on Dr. Templeâs Instagram where she shares daily insights and tips to help your family live more holistically. Look out for her new book âHealthy Kids in an Unhealthy Worldâ coming out on January 14th, wherever books are sold.
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Today Kim interviews Dr. Ana-Maria Temple, a holistic pediatrician, best-selling author, and mother of 3. They talk about naturally preventing and healing eczema. They discuss:
What eczema is
Typical causes of eczema
Healing the gut to heal eczema
Our favorite quote: âeczema isnât a skin issue, itâs a gut issueâ and âhealing is giving the body the right tools and the body fixes the problem.â
Connect with Dr. Temple
Follow along on Dr. Templeâs Instagram where she shares daily insights and tips.
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Over the course of the next 10 podcast episodes we will be revisiting some of our favorite podcast episodes on newborns in honor of those that have contributed to Kim's upcoming book on newborn sleep launching March 21st. Its available for pre-order here.
In todayâs episode, we interview Emily Fletcher, founder of zivaKIDS, bestselling author and meditation expert. Emily has taught over 40,000 individuals the power of meditation including NBA players and Grammy winning artists. Together, Kim and Emily discuss why meditation matters for kids and parents - and how we can help our kids work through their emotions in a healthy way.
Emily introduces us to âZ Bunnyâ, her partner in helping kids learn meditation, and gives us practical tips and some very big âwhyâsâ to helping kids practice mindfulness and meditation. Emily discusses:
why meditation is beneficial to parents
how we can use meditation to become happier and more intuitive examples to our children
how to change any preconceived notions you had about meditation and mindfulness
Kim and Emily use their expert knowledge in both sleep and meditation to explain the connection between the two in both kids and adults. Kim also shares some real-life examples of putting Emilyâs tips into practice in her own life and business. Connect with Emily and explore her courses at ZivaMeditation.com or through her Instagram or Facebook page.
Our favorite quote from the episode:
âI've had a lot of parents who have come to me and said, I am an anxious adult, and an anxious parent. I see my child being anxious and I don't really know how to help them, because I never got any help. This is a beautiful program and ZIVA kids can help not only the child, but the parent too, so that you can begin to shift together.â
Todayâs episode was brought to you by Kim Westâs sleep training course, Gentle Sleep Solutions. Use code PODCAST10 for $10 off the course.
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Over the course of the next 10 podcast episodes we will be revisiting some of our favorite podcast episodes on newborns in honor of those that have contributed to Kim's upcoming book on newborn sleep launching March 21st. Its available for pre-order here.
In todayâs episode of The Gentle Parenting Show, Kim sits down with her longtime friend and colleague, Dr. Shoshana Bennett. Dr. Shosh, a clinical psychologist, is an expert on prenatal and postpartum depression and related mood and anxiety disorders. She is the author of the best-selling book âPostpartum Depression for Dummies.â Kim and Dr. Shosh discuss the difference between baby blues and postpartum depression with things to ask yourself and symptoms to look for. They cover:
Differences Between Postpartum Depression and Baby Blues
Questions to Ask Yourself with Postpartum Depression
Can Fathers or Adoptive Parents Experience Postpartum Depression?
Shame Around Postpartum Depression and Mental Health
What to Do if You Have Postpartum Depression
Critical Components of Postpartum Care
Sleep and Healing and Preventing Postpartum Depression
Our favorite quotes from this episode are â(postpartum depression) is not a character weakness, this is not a flaw of some kind, and itâs not anybodyâs fault. We are so quick to blame ourselves and itâs not fair.â and âtaking care of yourself isnât just a nice thing to do for your kids, itâs essential to their well-being for you to be ok. The most responsible thing you can possibly do is get help.â
Connect and Work with Dr. Shosh
Dr. Shosh is able to see patients virtually. To connect or work with her, visit her website where she has resources and consultation options for dealing with postpartum depression and anxiety.
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Kim sits down with longtime friend and colleague, Dr. Shoshana Bennett, a clinical psychologist, They cover:
Differences Between Postpartum Depression and Baby Blues
Questions to Ask Yourself with Postpartum Depression
Sleep with Healing + Preventing Postpartum Depression
Our favorite quote: âpostpartum depression is not a character weakness, this is not a flaw of some kind, and itâs not anybodyâs fault.â
Connect and Work with Dr. Shosh
Dr. Shosh is able to see patients virtually. Visit her website for resources.
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Over the course of the next 10 podcast episodes we will be revisiting some of our favorite podcast episodes on newborns in honor of those that have contributed to Kim's upcoming book on newborn sleep launching March 21st. Its available for pre-order here.
We are so excited for todayâs episode of the Gentle Parenting Show with Dr. Elisa Song, MD. Dr. Song is an integrative pediatrician, pediatric functional medicine expert, and mother. Sheâs helped 1000s of kids get to the root causes of their health concerns and has helped parents understand how to help their children thrive - body, mind, and spirit - by integrating conventional pediatrics with functional medicine, homeopathy, acupuncture, herbal medicine, and essential oils.
Kim and Dr. Song talk about medication, holistic methods, and the most important things to do to care for the whole familyâs health. They discuss:
Holistic gut health for newborns
How to handle antibiotics for newborns
Reflux causes and holistic remedies
What probiotics to use for gut health
Our favorite quotes are âthere is a time and place for everything. We want to make the best of all worlds and take that evidence-based approach.â and âdespite our best efforts, babies will sometimes still need medicine, and I never want any mom to feel like thatâs a failure on her part. It is what it is, we do our best, and medications are still needed.â
Connect with Dr. Song
Read her blog posts and shop her supplements on her website. Connect for daily tips on Instagram and Facebook.
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Todayâs Gentle Parenting Show guest is Dr. Elisa Song, MD. Dr. Song is an integrative pediatrician, pediatric functional medicine expert, and mother. Kim and Dr. Song talk about medication, holistic methods, and the most important things to do to care for the whole familyâs health.
Our favorite quote: âthere is a time and place for everything. We want to make the best of all worlds and take that evidence-based approach.â
Connect with Dr. Song
Connect to her website, Instagram and Facebook.
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Over the course of the next 10 podcast episodes we will be revisiting some of our favorite podcast episodes on newborns in honor of those that have contributed to Kim's upcoming book on newborn sleep launching March 21st. Its available for pre-order here.
In todayâs episode of the Gentle Parenting Show, Kim sits down with Radha Agrawal. Radha is an entrepreneur and co-Founder, CEO, and Chief Community Architect of Daybreaker, the global morning dance, music, and wellness movement. As a mother herself, Radha is passionate about practicing joy, finding community, and being present in motherhood. In this episode theyâll discuss:
What a Joy Practice Is
How to Practice Joy in Parenthood
Finding a Community to Practice Joy With
Practicing Joy with Daybreaker
Our favorite quotes from this episode are âthe more joyful we are as parents, the more our children feel thatâ and âyou canât experience joy without belonging and community.â
Connect with Radha
To learn more about Radha, head to her website. Participate in Daybreaker programs by learning more on their website (and using code KIMWEST for 2-months free!). Follow along with Radha on Instagram for daily inspiration.
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In todayâs episode, Kim sits down with Radha Agrawal. Radha is the CEO, of Daybreaker, the global morning dance, music, and wellness movement. In this episode they discuss:
What a Joy Practice Is
How to Practice Joy in Parenthood
Finding a Community to Practice Joy With
Our favorite quotes: âthe more joyful we are as parents, the more our children feel thatâ and âyou canât experience joy without belonging and community.â
Connect with Radha
Connect on her website and participate in Daybreaker programs HERE.
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Over the course of the next 10 podcast episodes we will be revisiting some of our favorite podcast episodes on newborns in honor of those that have contributed to Kim's upcoming book on newborn sleep launching March 21st. Its available for pre-order here.
In todayâs episode of the Gentle Parenting Show, Kim is joined by Amanda Gorman. Amanda is a wife, mother of two, and the host of the âFinding Your Villageâ podcast. She is also a childbirth educator and is passionate about birth, postpartum, and parent mental health. Kim and Amanda discuss how to find your village as a parent, and how a village is more than just people around you. They discuss:
What it means to find a village Finding a village through pregnancy and birth Using a village in parenting How a village support the mental health of the familyPlus, you wonât want to miss Amanda sharing her life-changing âcheat-sheetâ idea when it comes to self-care and mentally recharging. Our favorite quotes from the episode were âbirth and the intro into parenting is all about figuring out what to do when you donât know what to do.â and âyou can create a village not by people who are by you, but you can also add to your village by information and resources that are out there.â
Connect with Amanda
Listen to Amandaâs podcast âFinding Your Villageâ and connect with her on Instagram and Facebook for resources and tips to creating connections in parenting.
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Kim is joined by Amanda Gorman a wife, mother of two, and the host of the âFinding Your Villageâ podcast. They discuss how to find your village, and how it is more than just people. You wonât want to miss Amanda sharing her life-changing âcheat-sheetâ idea.
Our favorite quote: âbirth and the intro into parenting is all about figuring out what to do when you donât know what to do.â
Connect with Amanda
Listen to Amandaâs podcast âFinding Your Villageâ and connect with her on Instagram and Facebook.
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Over the course of the next 10 podcast episodes we will be revisiting some of our favorite podcast episodes on newborns in honor of those that have contributed to Kim's upcoming book on newborn sleep launching March 21st. Its available for pre-order here.
In todayâs episode of The Gentle Parenting Show, Kim sits down with her longtime friend and colleague, Dr. Shoshana Bennett. Dr. Shosh, a clinical psychologist, is an expert on prenatal and postpartum depression and related mood and anxiety disorders.
Kim and Dr. Shosh discuss the myths that can paralyze motherhood and deeply affect a motherâs mental health. Having myths and fantasies around what parenthood should be, or what kind of parent someone should be, can create problems that donât even need to exist. Many women are facing postpartum depression due to myths and fantasies about motherhood. Throughout the episode, Kim and Dr. Shosh discuss different myths that are damaging in motherhood. The myths they discuss:
Myths in Pregnancy and Labor Myths with a New Baby Myths About a Parentâs Self Care and Resilience Myths in Marriage and PartnershipOur favorite quotes from the episode are âWhatever unfolds, youâll have the resources to handle it. Donât think of anything as âbadâ or you are âbadââ and âour worth as a parent does not change one bit based on the behavior of your childâ
Connect With Dr. Shosh
Connect with Dr. Shosh on her website where she has resources and consultation options for dealing with postpartum depression and anxiety.
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In todayâs episode, Kim sits down with friend and colleague, Dr. Shoshana Bennett, a clinical psychologist. They discuss the myths that can paralyze motherhood and deeply affect a motherâs mental health. Many women are facing postpartum depression due to myths and fantasies about motherhood
Our favorite quote from the episode: âour worth as a parent does not change one bit based on the behavior of your childâ
Connect With Dr. Shosh
Connect with Dr. Shosh on her website.
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Over the course of the next 10 podcast episodes we will be revisiting some of our favorite podcast episodes on newborns in honor of those that have contributed to Kim's upcoming book on newborn sleep launching March 21st. Its available for pre-order here.
In todayâs episode of The Gentle Parenting Show, Kim spoke with Dr. Maryanne Tranter, an expert pediatric nurse practitioner, researcher, and parent mentor. Dr. Tranter is the founder of The Healthy Child Concierge where she helps parents with their anxieties and worries for their children and works to resolve them. She has 25 years of experience in caring for families and also teaches nursing students, trains staff in pediatric offices and has executed hospital-wide staff education. Today, Kim and Dr. Tranter discuss colic and reflux (Dr. Tranterâs speciality) and what those terms actually mean, and how you can find comfort and peace while your child is suffering with colic.
Dr. Maryanne Tranter covers a lot of information with colic, specifically:
What exactly colic is (this might surprise you!) Soothing techniques for calming colic 3 common causes of colic (and what to do about them) When to get help as a parent dealing with colicOur favorite quote from this episode with Dr. Tranter was âyou are not alone, there are people that want to support you, to get to the bottom of this, there are other parents going through this as well.â and âusing these tools to decrease crying, to give babies rest and peace, to give parents rest and peace, while youâre working through getting to the root of the problem, these all can work together to help soothe the baby and you.â
Connect with Dr. Tranter
If you liked hearing from Dr. Tranter, thereâs many ways to connect. Check out her website for many resources about colic and the newborn stage, or connect with her on Instagram or Facebook. Download her free handout about resources to calm your colic-y baby here.
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Over the course of the next 10 podcast episodes we will be revisiting some of our favorite podcast episodes on newborns in honor of those that have contributed to Kim's upcoming book on newborn sleep launching March 21st. Its available for pre-order here. In this episode of the Gentle Parenting Show, Kim sat down with Alison Escalante, MD. Alison is a Pediatrician, speaker, writer, mother and TEDx speaker. She has reached hundreds of thousands of parents with her TEDx talk âThe Should Stormâ (watch HERE). Alison is an expert in calm parenting and shares her mistakes, lessons and ideas through her parenting journey at ShouldStorm.com
Kim spoke with Alison about her 3-step method to help parents calmly raise their kids and ENJOY doing it. Alison was able to break down her 3-step method and discuss why the concept of âperfect parentingâ is damaging to both kids and parents. We will break it down more in the episode but the 3-step method is:
Sigh See StartOur favorite quotes from this episode are âKids donât need perfect parents, they need messy human beings who love them like crazyâ and âthe most important information we have when working with our kids is never the expert advice, but we know and what we can learn about our children.â
More from Alison Escalante
If you loved this episode and want more, connect with Alison on her website, Facebook and Instagram. Plus, try out here FREE parenting email course by signing up here.
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On todayâs episode of the Gentle Parenting Show, Kim is joined by Dr. Mary Wilde. Mary is an integrative pediatrician and owner of Imagine Pediatrics Behavioral Health and Wellness. She uses a strength-based, whole-child approach to address emotional and behavioral issues in kids. Her main focus areas are anxiety, ADHD, and parenting. Today, Kim and Mary discuss:
What Is Resiliency? Common Signs of Anxiety Strategies for Resiliency The Foundations of Anxiety and ResiliencyOur favorite quotes from the episode are âwe think of resiliency as something you or your children have or donât have when really itâs something that can be learned and itâs something thatâs not fixed in certain situations.â and âitâs not about erasing anxiety from your life, itâs about knowing when anxiety comes, you will be ready.â
Maryâs Resiliency School
Mary offers a few resiliency coaching programs for both children and adults. She has intensive programs that are in-depth with personal coaching and more self-paced programs. She points out that as parents, we invest a lot in the best camps, teachers, and programs for our kids. But, if kids donât even have emotional intelligence, they canât reach their full potential with these things. Investing in something like resiliency will pay off in leaps and bounds for your children.
Mary also has a FREE quarterly workshop called âParenting Anxious Kidsâ that you can sign up for HERE. See all of her course information on her website, Instagram or Facebook.
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On todayâs episode of The Gentle Parenting Show, Kim is joined by Lindsey Biel. Lindsey is an occupational therapist who works at a New York-based pediatricianâs office and has been practicing for 23 years. She specializes in sensory processing issues and optimizing learning for sensory-sensitive kids. Today Kim and Lindsey combine their two specialties, sleep, and sensory processing, to share tips and tricks to get these sensory-sensitive children to sleep. They will discuss:
What is Sensory Processing? Parenting a Sensory Sensitive Child Sensory Differences and How They Affect Sleep Sleep Strategies for Sensory Sensitive Children When Should a Child Go To An Occupational Therapist?
Connect With Lindsey
If you have a sensory-sensitive child, Lindsey has many resources on her website and Facebook to help your family.
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On todayâs episode of The Gentle Parenting Show, Kim is joined by Sarah Olin and Anna Conathan. Sarah is the founder and CEO of LUMO, and Anna is the co-founder, senior partner, and Chief Creative Officer of LUMO. LUMO's mission is to support women in their pursuit and creation of great lives. Today the three ladies will talk about managing expectations as parents, how to support working parents, and LUMOâs mission. They discuss:
Supporting Working Parents LUMOâs Mission and What They Offer Expectations as Parents Supporting Parents Through ParadoxesYou can get the FREE âDangerous Expectations Worksheetâ RIGHT HERE.
Our favorite quotes from the episode are: âIf parents are seen, heard, supported, nurtured, loved and empowered, itâs going to change the world.â and âExpectations are dangerous. 99% of the time, they lead to upset, frustration, and disappointment.â
More From LUMO
If you want to learn more about LUMOâs mission, head to their website for free resources, and tools for working with LUMO. Follow along on social media, Instagram, and Facebook for daily inspiration, tips, and support.
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On todayâs episode of the Gentle Parenting Show, Kim is joined by Jeanne-Marie Paynel, M.Ed, a parenting mentor and home consultant. She is the host of The Art of Parenting podcast where she guides expectant parents, caregivers, and parents of young children to better prepare their home and themselves to thrive during the first six years of life. Today, Kim and Jeanne-Marie discuss Montessori principles, and how it relates to education and sleep. Theyâll debunk Montessori Myths like:
Children Can Do Whatever They Want You Need to Create Special Activities at HomeThey also discuss what to look for in Montessori schooling and how to integrate Montessori at home.
Our favorite quotes from the episode are: âMontessori is about giving your children the tools and life skills to be good human beings ad to adapt to their time, place, and cultureâ and âthereâs so much more joy and focus in Montessori because children are working on things theyâre actually interested in.â
Connect More with Jeanne-Marie
Connect with Jeanne-Marie on her website or her podcast where she shares countless tips on Montessori-style living.
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