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By Danielle Ochieng'
The podcast currently has 34 episodes available.
Today's episode reminds us that our children don't need bigger houses, more cars or more gifts, they need more of us. Tune in as we explore the importance of being present in our children's lives and how it can positively impact their well-being for years to come far more than the material things can.
In a world where mothers are judged for even suggesting they might be tired of being a mother or need a break or wish they didn't have kids even though they love their kids, this is reminder to our dear mothers that it is OK to want a break and actually have one.
Music: Tonight we are young by Marvin's universe
Clipart: Image by Freepik
Times continue to change and so do the dynamics of being a teenager: peer pressure, academic strain and more often than not, instability in the home and various forms of abuse. This episode is an interaction with a teenage girl who takes us through a few, yet significant, challenges they are facing. Do they feel supported enough at home or school or is their first aid their peers and how. From home to school, teachers to parents, social media to peers, she tells us all about it. Listen, subscribe and share!
Why do superheroes appeal so much to children and a lot of adults? They show us that we can overcome anything and be the best versions of ourselves.
It doesn't always feel like it will get better, but it does, or at least the negative effects reduce significantly. Survival is for the fittest and the world has no mercy on the feeble. That is why we cannot ignore the importance of teaching our children from a young age that it is OK to feel bad sometimes but soon after we have to move on. Resilience is a crucial life skill and this episode shades some light on helping our kids develop it.
If being loved unconditionally helps us see the worth in ourselves, imagine how much more important it is for a child who is still learning what life is, or the teenager who is caught up in the confusion of who they were and who they are becoming. A little bit of affirmed love towards our children, young or old, will go a long way.
Credits: Seaside Campfire Night by Arthur Vyncke | https://soundcloud.com/arthurvost
The podcast currently has 34 episodes available.