E36 Parenting with Connection: Navigating Big Emotions and Building Resilience
Rediscovering ChildhoodShow Notes
In this episode of Rediscovering Childhood, host Mireia chats with Anna and Susanne of Connected Childhood about the art of mindful parenting. They explore how self-regulation, play therapy principles, and small, intentional changes can create lasting connections between parents and children. From navigating big emotions to embracing imperfect parenting, this conversation is filled with practical tips and heartfelt wisdom for families everywhere. https://connectedchildhood.com/
Topics Discussed: Connected Childhood: Bridging gaps in family support with online resources. Self-Regulation: Parents' emotions shape their child's growth. Big Emotions: Responding to outbursts with empathy and co-regulation. Mindful Parenting: Staying present during challenges. Masterclasses: Insights on separation anxiety and staying grounded. Breaking Free: Embracing imperfection and meeting kids where they are. Repair: Turning mistakes into growth opportunities. Holiday Tips: Managing overwhelm and focusing on connection.
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