Jen Lumanlan, Author at Your Parenting Mojo

085: White privilege in schools

By Jen Lumanlan | March 3, 2019 |

Examine how public schools perpetuate inequalities and discover steps for a more equitable education system in this episode.

084: The Science of RIE

By Jen Lumanlan | February 17, 2019 |

We examine the science behind RIE parenting, evaluating the alignment of its principles with research and offering valuable insights into this respectful approach to raising children.

Six Things Parents Should Teach (and Learn!) During Black History Month

By Jen Lumanlan | February 10, 2019 |

Your child’s Black History Month lessons are probably teaching dangerous myths. Lincoln didn’t actually want to free slaves, and Rosa Parks didn’t fix racism. Here’s what parents need to teach instead.

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083: White privilege in parenting: What it is & what to do about it

By Jen Lumanlan | February 3, 2019 |

Dive into the uncomfortable yet crucial discussion of White privilege in parenting in this episode with Dr. Margaret Hagerman, exploring steps to recognize, understand, and address privilege and its implications in our lives.

How to talk with your child about Valentine’s Day (whether or not you celebrate!)

By Jen Lumanlan | January 28, 2019 |

Valentine’s Day spending hits $19.6 billion annually – enough to provide clean water for everyone on Earth. Before you buy those class valentines, consider what messages about love and money you’re really teaching your child.

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Posts by Jen Lumanlan

085: White privilege in schools

084: The Science of RIE

Six Things Parents Should Teach (and Learn!) During Black History Month

083: White privilege in parenting: What it is & what to do about it

How to talk with your child about Valentine’s Day (whether or not you celebrate!)

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Research-based ideas to help kids thrive

Research-based ideas
to help kids thrive