Show Notes
Helloooo fam! Halimah Harden is here this week for her 2nd time on Mama Fire and wow, this woman is such a gift. Halimah shares her knowledge and insight as we dive into some juicy topics. Narcissism and codependency, and how these energies show up in real life. If you’re anything like me, you may recognize some of your own patterns and cycles and hopefully walk away with a little more compassion and a deeper understanding of why some of these qualities play out in your life. I am so excited to share with episode with Halimah Harden.
Show Notes Halimah Harden draws from over 20 years of expertise in child development. As a pioneer in nurturing intuitive and empathic children and the founder of early childhood schools nationwide, Halimah offers unparalleled insights into parenting across all ages. Currently traveling globally to establish schools in intentional communities, she shares her wealth of knowledge, coaching parents to connect deeply with their children. For those interested in learning more about her work or scheduling a private parenting session, visit www.heartcenteredlearners.com Connect with Halimah on IG: @the.preschool.teacher
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