by leslie@purejoyparenting.com | Feb 3, 2021 | Big Feelings, Boundaries, Connection, Joy Based Parenting, Offerings, Parenting Advice, Unconditional Love
Are you longing to create harmony in your home? My desire for this was HUGE, and yet I didn’t have a clue how to create harmony inside so my outside always seemed to be in chaos. As a new mom, I aligned with the view that it was important to attune to my...
by leslie@purejoyparenting.com | Jan 19, 2021 | Big Feelings, Connection, Joy Based Parenting, Parenting Advice, Unconditional Love
Do you always feel you are going to be late because of your children? I did. But also, I am a nut about being on time. My concept of time tends to be very linear. One step leads to the next to the next. When I need to be somewhere I start marking out my steps so I can...
by leslie@purejoyparenting.com | Jan 13, 2021 | Big Feelings, Connection, Joy Based Parenting, Parenting Advice
We found our way through 2020 and here we are in 2021! Thank you for joining me in the deep inquiry toward a new way of parenting. I love sharing my insights and parenting experience. It gives me Purejoy. I support you to deeply trust your experience and knowledge. ...
by leslie@purejoyparenting.com | Jan 6, 2021 | Big Feelings, Connection, Joy Based Parenting, Parenting Advice
Stories are a big part of our parenting journey. So many stories, ideas, beliefs, fantasies, nightmares, so much of our parenting journey is made up of stories. And most of the time, those stories are about the past. Or they’re about the future. I don’t...
by leslie@purejoyparenting.com | Dec 30, 2020 | Big Feelings, Connection, Parenting Advice
Do you ever feel like giving up? Running away, disappearing, just giving it all up in your parenting. Well, if you do, it’s OK. It’s important to see this desire as a messenger not a destroyer. If you hear yourself saying, “I can’t do this...
by PureJoyParenting | Jan 24, 2018 | Big Feelings, Blog, Connection, Joy Based Parenting, Parenting Advice
As parents, we are expected to know what is best for our children. We are cast into this omnipotent role of the “all knower” and we often take this position on and forget we may not always know what is best. I began to see how I knew what was best from my...
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