I never thought accepting my rage was possible. As a child, I grew up with a raging mom. I swore I’d never be like her so as an adult, I organized my life to never feel rage. Little did I know that rage was silently waiting for a chance to reveal itself. I was...
Do you know the difference between complaining and venting? Complaining is asking to be fixed. Venting is wanting to be heard. How do you react when your child is venting? It’s hard to make space for your children to express in ways that weren’t welcome in your...
When you position as the victim, you might feel like you’re walking on eggshells with your children. You aren’t able to take care of yourself and set healthy personal boundaries, because it feels so uncomfortable. Your children are going to have feelings about...
As a child, you were a victim of your parents limitations. When you weren’t able to get your needs met you couldn’t just walk out and get new parents or say, “this isn’t working for me.” When trying to express yourself, in ways that your parents deemed...
In order to embrace parenting as a path of discovery, we must face our fear of the unknown. If we are afraid of discovering the truth about ourselves, we will focus our attention on controlling our children. When we try to change our child, we are avoiding the deepest...
The first time I read about attachment parenting, something inside said, YES! I was raised in a very traditional home, so even the thought of co-sleeping with my child seemed radical. Fortunately, I have a strong desire to dive deep under my conditioning to meet my...
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