Unlock the secrets to nurturing self-love in your children with the wisdom of Renee Vee, a language and speech pathologist turned mindset mentor. In this episode we tackle the often-missed link between traditional education and the life skills that underpin personal success, highlighting the crucial role of self-acceptance and inner joy.

As parents, we understand the importance of maintaining our sense of self, even as we navigate the pressures and expectations that come with parenting. We discuss practical strategies to instill self-worth in ourselves and our children. We challenge the traditional narratives of success and parenting, offering refreshing viewpoints on creating a harmonious balance for a fulfilling life.

Renee stresses the significance of open communication with our teens and the need for personal integrity as the cornerstone of trust within the family unit. Her passion shines as she shares her mission to empower the youth, inspiring a ripple effect of positive change in the world.

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Have you ever wondered about the power of language in shaping a child's self-esteem and emotional well-being? Join us for an enlightening conversation with Nova Rose, a dedicated mentor and coach who works to empower neurodiverse children and their families. Nova challenges societal labels and holds a vision for a world where individuals are celebrated and accepted unconditionally for their unique gifts.

Nova offers invaluable advice on how parents can leverage language to validate their child's emotions and cultivate a positive atmosphere at home. She emphasizes using neutral language and shares how shifting from "What's wrong?" to "What's up?" can create a world of difference in making a child feel seen and heard.

We also discuss the significance of teaching children how to ask questions and the relevance of this skill in the era of social media. We reflect upon the negative impacts of punitive measures and share strategies to sustain their learning centers. Lastly, Nova gives us a glimpse into her coaching practice and how she assists families in meeting the needs of their neurodiverse children. This episode is a treasure trove of insights, don't miss it!

Find Nova's Calmer Conversations Cheat Sheet on her website, and reach out via her Facebook and Instagram pages.

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Jess Nagy, the founder of Mosaic Motherhood, joins us to discuss the challenges that come with co-parenting. Jess, once trapped in a destructive marriage, shares how her children inspired her to escape and build a better life. She candidly discusses the importance of resilience, emotional regulation, and building secure relationships with at least one safe parent for the benefit of children.

Together, we explore practical strategies for fostering resilience within your children, including the emotional countdown, square breathing, and the role of our senses in bringing us back to the present moment. Communication techniques like emotional coaching and everyday metaphors are also addressed to help children process difficult situations without getting tangled in the 'he said, she said' game.

Learn about the importance of modeling healthy emotional responses and teaching children to advocate for themselves in this powerful episode.

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