January 05, 2012
Happy New Year Everyone!
I love this time of year. A fresh start. A ritualized time to reflect on where I’ve been and where I would like to go in the new year. And it just so happens that I indulge in this practice year round! I’ve found that reflecting and creating my experience, daily, is the number one way to keep myself positive, present and moving forward. And it works! Miraculously.
This past year I had created a template, that I filled out with my Evolve 2011 participants daily, where we could reflect and create. But a special one was needed in order to mark the turn of the calendar.
January 02, 2012
The radical evolution in parenting… Part Three
It’s time to get practical. In part 1 I talked about the paradigm shift taking place in parenting. In part 2 I talked about how that shift in perspective can be applied. In this part I’m going to give you hands on tools, from the “new paradigm” perspective that you can use right away.
December 28, 2011
The radical evolution in parenting… Part Two
As I shared in part 1, one of the biggest differences between the old and new parenting models is that we now understand that it is not the parent’s responsibility to fill their child up with knowledge and discipline them in order to shape who they become as an adult; they already intuitively know what to do and who they’re here to be – they just need guidance, support, care, modeling and emotional steadying as they move along their journey. They need to feel emotionally and physically safe so their brains and bodies can grow and thrive.
December 22, 2011
The radical evolution in parenting you MUST know about – Part One
There is an evolutionary transformation, a paradigm shift, taking place in our understanding of babies, human development and parenting. The research that has been conducted and proven over the last 30 years in a variety of fields continues to profoundly change the ways in which we can best parent our young ones. So let’s roll up our sleeves and take a look at just what is causing such a leap forward in what we know about child development and parenting.
