Wired for Wonder

How to Handle "WTF Moments" in Parenting with Meganne Ford

Wired for Wonder

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While at school, VCU, I studied psychology and fell in love with figuring out how the mind worked. Focusing on positive connection and healthy attachment really drew me in, and ignited my passion for working with all different kinds of people! This is where I learned to be resourceful. My husband once told me how he was amazed that "my hobby" was positively connecting with any one I met. I like that.

After school, I made my career in teaching early childhood education. I concentrated on building a healthy classroom environment, focusing on building the social and emotion health of children and their families. I believe that when a child can express their feelings, while also learning empathy, this supports the foundation for a successful life. Over the years, this type of work has taught me flexibility. Flexibility is required when working in an ever changing setting, needing to meet the demands of anyone who enters through the door.

Over the years, I have worked with well over 500 different children in a variety of life stages and situations. I have thrived when building sustaining relationships with the families I work with, and I love seeing all the successes over the years! This is what has inspired me to become a certified life and parent coach and start Be Kind Coaching. This is the next phase of my life, teaching me patience.

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