Why I Created Breakthrough Parenting with Neuroscience

Do you lose your patience easily and snap at your kids? Do you get triggered by whining or your kids disobeying?

Do you want to change but don't know what to do? If you answered yes to any of these, this episode is for you. I'm sharing what happened at my lowest point as a mom and what I discovered to help me to finally change. I'm also sharing my heart for moms and why I felt God was calling to create this podcast, to be a safe place for moms to come as they are, no matter how tired or messy life may be. In this episode:

• Why being a parent is more important now than ever
• Neuroscience research findings about our brain that affect our parenting
• How distractions impact our ability to be a present parent
• The best parenting book that helped me to finally make changes
• How we can find hope in our Christian faith

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Contact me at: parentingwithneuroscience@gmail.com

Are you tired of losing your patience and yelling at your kids, only to feel overwhelmed by guilt and shame afterward?

Do you wish you could be a calmer, more patient mom and actually enjoy motherhood?

Welcome to Breakthrough Parenting with Neuroscience!

I'm Hilda, a wife, mom of two teens, occupational therapist, and certified brain injury specialist.

After more than 20 years of helping people recover from neurological injuries, I've witnessed firsthand the incredible ability of the human brain to change. And I've experienced that transformation in my own parenting journey.

In this podcast, we'll help you understand why mom rage happens, what triggers those intense emotional reactions, and how to begin breaking free from the cycle of yelling, guilt, and shame.

Together, we'll discover how neuroscience, neuroplasticity, and faith-filled encouragement can help you rewire your brain so you can parent with patience, as God intended.

If you're ready to move beyond guilt and shame and begin parenting with more patience, peace, and connection, you're in the right place.