Modern Parenting

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SYPM 009: How to Set Boundaries in Parenting

By Jen Lumanlan | Nov 29, 2020

Join life coach and reparenting expert Xavier Dagba in an insightful discussion on the topic of boundaries in parenting. Discover how our cultural upbringing often neglects teaching children about boundaries and the impact this has on our ability to set and enforce boundaries as adults. Explore the distinction between boundaries and limits, gaining a deeper understanding of their role in our interactions with children. Empower yourself with valuable insights and strategies to establish healthy boundaries and reclaim a sense of personal agency in your parenting journey.

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125: Should you worry about technoference?

By Jen Lumanlan | Nov 20, 2020

Discover expert insights on managing screen usage around children in this informative episode featuring Dr. Jenny Radesky, a leading researcher in the field. Learn about the impact of screen time on child self-regulation and parent-child interaction, and explore practical steps to navigate and find balance in your own or your partner’s screen habits. Gain valuable knowledge to create a healthy digital environment for your family.

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124: The Art of Holding Space

By Jen Lumanlan | Nov 6, 2020

Discover the transformative practice of “holding space” as a parent in this insightful episode. We explore the concept popularized by Heather Plett through her widely-shared article and her new book, “The Art of Holding Space: A Practice of Love, Liberation, and Leadership.” With guidance and support, we delve into the principles of holding space and its significance in parenting. Learn how to create an environment that fosters empathy, compassion, and the ability to hold space for others in your children. Gain valuable insights on cultivating a practice of love, liberation, and leadership within your family.

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123: Maternal Ambivalence: What it is, and what to do about it

By Jen Lumanlan | Nov 1, 2020

Explore the concept of maternal ambivalence. Discover the intricate dynamics of simultaneously loving our children deeply while feeling torn between our parental role and personal needs. Gain valuable insights into the different forms maternal ambivalence can take and learn practical strategies to navigate this tension. Dr. Adams, an expert in philosophy and ethics, shares her expertise on societal influences and offers guidance on finding balance and understanding our own needs within the parenting journey.

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122: Self-Compassion for Parents

By Jen Lumanlan | Oct 18, 2020

In this episode, Dr. Susan Pollak shares how mindfulness can enhance our parenting, allowing us to align with our values instead of reacting impulsively. Learn why mindfulness matters even during simple tasks like diaper changes and discover practical tools to navigate challenging moments with our children.

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