"Teaching children about sensory processing in a way they understand can help them navigate their emotions without shame."

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Do you know why hunger makes you angry? Do your kids know why (without feeling shame)? Are your children (or you) ever overstimulated or understimulated?

In this encore episode of "Enlightening Motherhood," Emily Hamblin delves into the fascinating world of sensory processing and its impact on emotions. Discover how understanding the eight senses can help you and your kids manage big feelings better. Learn practical tips and expert insights to transform challenging behaviors and enjoy a more peaceful parenting experience. Join us for a deep dive into understanding the crucial connection between sensory processing and emotional regulation.

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💛 Connect with Emily: https://emily-hamblin.com

"Motherhood is a series of wins and losses, but maintaining a positive outlook can make all the difference." - Ashley Schultz

"When logic goes offline, emotions take over. It's crucial to focus on regulating your child's nervous system first."

"Changing established patterns can be stressful, but it's a necessary part of emotional growth."

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Join Emily Hamblin as she explores the emotional growth in parenting, symbolized by stretch marks and growing pains. This episode delves into the challenges of changing established patterns, managing expectations, and dealing with resistance from children or co-parents. Emily shares practical tips for navigating these growing pains, helping you build a healthier and more connected family. Tune in for insights on how these experiences contribute to a stronger, more emotionally intelligent family dynamic.

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Connect with Emily: https://emily-hamblin.com

"You don't need a lot of time to make a difference in your child's emotional intelligence. Just a few intentional moments can have a big impact."

"Changes in routine can affect us too. It's normal to feel stressed even when you're excited about the change."

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Feeling overwhelmed by the ups and downs of summer break? You’re not alone. In this episode of the Enlightening Motherhood podcast, we dive into the common struggles parents face during summer and offer practical solutions to manage those big emotions.

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Emotionally Intelligent Kids: Get access to an entire hub full of resources to help boost your kid's emotional intelligence for just $7/month. Visit https://emily-hamblin.com/kids to learn more.

Do your kids struggle to handle conflicts while still keeping their cool?

In this episode, Emily, a certified teacher and neurodivergent mom of 4, shares personal stories and seven practical tips to help your children manage disagreements calmly and effectively. Discover how to turn everyday moments into powerful lessons in empathy, emotional regulation, and problem-solving.

In this episode, you'll learn:

Equip your children with the skills they need to thrive in their relationships. Press play now and start fostering emotionally intelligent kids who can handle conflicts with confidence and care.

Keywords: conflict resolution for kids, teach kids conflict resolution, emotional intelligence, parenting tips, child development

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Want access to 30+ instant resources to help you boost your kids emotional intelligence - for only $7/month? Come check out the Emotionally Intelligent Kids Hub at https://emily-hamblin.com/kids

"When we’re negative towards ourselves, it doesn’t just hurt us—it impacts our whole family."

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In this episode, Emily shares reflections from the 2024 Raising Emotionally Healthy Families Summit, focusing on the crucial role of self-love in breaking the cycle of negative parenting habits. She discusses how embracing imperfections and practicing self-compassion can empower parents to foster a more supportive and nurturing environment for their families. Listen as Emily provides practical advice and insights on integrating self-love into daily parenting practices to promote emotional health and resilience in both parents and children.

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Learn more about Emily & her Emotionally Healthy Families membership by visiting https://emily-hamblin.com