EP 69: A floor bed instead of a crib!? With Mariana Bissonnette
Do you know you can use a floor bed instead of a crib for babies and young children? Listen in as my guest explains why this is beneficial for the
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EP 68: There’s a 4th Trimester!? With Katie Grant
Did you know there actually is a 4th trimester to birthing a child? An important period of transition after giving birth. My guest shares her difficult period during this time
EP 67: How Do You Want to Be Loved? With Rhea Lalla
Isn’t fascinating that to parent others we must first re-parent ourselves? Today’s episode is all about learning to not burden our children with our unhealed wounds but instead guide them
EP 59: Why Will No One Play with Me? With Caroline Maguire
Another lovely conversation that was had before we experienced a global pandemic. The topic of social-emotional intelligence and social skills challenges is even more important today. Have a listen and
I had a choice. My daughter no longer does.
Isn’t it ironic that on the eve of my birthday I should record a solo podcast episode entitled “Life IS a Choice” [listen here] only to have the choice to
Racism, parenting, and giant sequoias.
To my Black, Indigenous, and People of Color followers, colleagues, and clients, I welcome your feedback and guidance on how I can do better by you. Do not feel obliged,
You’re making parenting hard.
You’re making parenting harder than it needs to be! ⠀ If you’re like most people thinking that parenting is a hard job, well, that thought could actually be hurting you
Your Parenting Mentor got a much-needed facelift!
No, not a real one, silly. Just a website one. 😉 As Your Parenting Mentor, I’ve simplified it to make it easier for you to know exactly what I have
Discovering “my why”
Have you ever felt you were meant to do something else? After almost 20 years of working in advertising as a graphic designer I did, and took a leap of
The ultimate self-care
How is your summer (or winter) break going? Back from three wonderful weeks in France, visiting family and friends. Living far from them during the year makes being there my
The long road to independence…
Happy Fourth of July, for those celebrating in the US or elsewhere. As we celebrate independence day for one country I’d like to invite you to take a closer look
Minimalism rhymes with Montessori (kind of, right?)
I have to be honest, one of the first concepts that attracted me to Montessori is the aesthetic of the simple, minimalistic and beautiful environments created for our youngest humans.
