Chasing The Connection

Sometimes parenting can feel like a constant uphill struggle. Even when we try to connect with our children it can seem like it isn't landing within the hearts of our children or that the more we give, the more they need.

In this episode Amy, Mike and Laura talk about connecting in a way that our children feel the connection and how to keep pursuing connecting moments even when we feel like we've got nothing left to give.

For more direct support with your child or young person, book a free chat with Laura Newman MSc. RCSLT, The Attachment Speechie, at www.ReadySteadyConnect.com

Conversations with our children come in all shapes and sizes. Our guest speaker Lynne Kendall, Educational Psychologist and Resilience Tutor from Australia, shines a light on those tricky conversations and how connection is key.

Check out Lynne's parenting programmes at www.theresiliencetutor.co.au

For more support with having connecting conversations with your children and avoiding those power struggles, contact Laura Newman MSc. RCSLT, The Attachment Speechie, at www.ReadySteadyConnect.com

We all want our children to have resilience in an ever-changing world and to be compassionate towards each other, but here's the thing...these traits are not actually teacheable. Emotional resilience and empathy are the fruits of a strong connection with a caring alpha adult, a natural result of healthy development.

Join Laura, Mike and Amy for an intriguing conversation that invites us to consider a different perspective, a hopeful one.

For more direct support with your child or young person, book a free chat with Laura Newman MSc. RCSLT, The Attachment Speechie, at www.ReadySteadyConnect.com

In this episode, Laura and Mike are joined by special guest Heather Boyd, an Occupational Therapist from Canada who specialises in supporting families through sleep challenges using connection as key.

We swap stories of toddlers comandeering all the space in the bed whilst still needing to be touching us, the importance of that last bit of connection before bed and how we as parents can find ways to keep going even when running on empty!

If this episode has spoken directly to your parenting sleep struggles, you can find out more about Heather's support services at www.familysleep.ca

If you would like support using attachment-friendly strategies with your children, contact Laura at www.ReadySteadyConnect.com

We're talking about discipline, some mistakes worth avoiding for the sake of the connection.

Join Laura, Mike and Amy for another conversation about the struggles we have and how to help.

If you would like support using attachment-friendly strategies with your children, contact Laura at www.ReadySteadyConnect.com

In this episode we are talking about resourcing ourselves through letting go of stuff we want to do and prioritising the connection instead.

Join Laura, Mike and Amy for another great conversation, sharing our experiences and insights.

For professional support contact Laura at www.ReadySteadyConnect.com

Our childrens' behaviour can escalate into a temper tantrum, which is when parenting can get tricky. What is it all about? Where does it come from? What can we do?

Join Laura, Mike and Amy as we embark on our conversation into Chasing the Connection with our children in the midst of their temper.

For professional support with your child, please contact Laura directly on www.ReadySteadyConnect.com

What kind of behaviours are we talking about? What constitutes a crisis?

This episode sets the scene for the parenting challenges we are going to address in future episodes.

Find out more about the LEAD approach or book a FREE chat with Laura at www.ReadySteadyConnect.com

Relationship is key to parenting using the LEAD approach. So we prioritise connection as the first stage in getting our kids to co-operate with us. It makes family life go much more smoothly.

To find out more or to book a FREE chat with Laura, go to www.ReadySteadyConnect.com

Our children often demand our attention and connection. Did you know that this behaviour comes from the emotion of pusuit?

For more information about the LEAD approach contact Laura for a FREE chat at www.ReadySteadyConnect.com