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Today I want to talk about a 2nd way you can find joy in motherhood and that is in embracing a shift in your parenting style that will change the way you feel about parenting.

When I get on a coaching call with almost every client who is a young mom, their biggest question usually comes down to, “What consequence can I give so that they stop this behavior?”

And while I do think there’s a place for consequences – natural consequences that result from undesirable behavior – I think that a better way to parent is see your role as teacher and leader of your children rather than a punisher or simply managing behavior.

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You know usually I lead with the practical tips because that’s what people want.  Something tangible – a tactic or a tool that will somehow magically change your life.

And while it is true that tactics, tools, routines, and habits can have a profound impact on your life creating peace and eliminating stress in your home, the tool I want to share with you today is deeper and more effective because it is the tool upon which all others will either enrich your life or be abandoned after a few days.

Whether you're a young mom or an older mom, I hope you'll make this "tool" your New Year's Resolution for 2026

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We all feel the pressure of living up to the demands of the world - especially as we prepare for Christmas.  But as women, wives, and mothers, what exactly do we need to do to prepare?  Does God require us to conform to the world's standards of holiday preparation?  Are we guided by the world's expectations or God's?

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When we think of Christmas gifts, we often think of buying our children the toy that is the most popular this season.  Or we think of getting the perfect sweater for our spouse.  But, there is something we can give to ourselves and to those around us that is more valuable than anything we can purchase.

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Today I want to talk about holidays and MsIL/DsIL and conflicts that can arise and why the holidays sometimes seem to bring out the worst in our relationships – especially with our in-laws.

I address some common conflicts and suggest some ways you can eliminate the stress of the season with your in-law.

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Check out my free resources on marriage, parenting, home management, and faith life/mindset at janetquinlan.com
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Check out my free resources on marriage, parenting, home management, and faith life/mindset at janetquinlan.com
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Today, I want to talk about something that every parent needs but many of us never take the time to create — a parenting vision.

In my Virtue-Based Parenting Course, I teach you the four pillars of effective parenting:  Leadership, Connection, Communication, and Formation in Virtue. 

These four pillars hold up the structure of our family life. But before we can build that structure, we need the blueprint — the vision of the kind of family we want to create and the adults we hope our children will become.

Listen in on this episode to learn how to "parent from the future" so that you can have the family life you really want and raise your children to be men and women of virtue, values, and morals who are happy and contribute to society.

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Today I want to talk to you about the power of your example. Humans, and especially children, are observational learners. Children learn how to speak to each other, treat others, show affection (or not), forgive (or not) by watching us and by watching how we lead our children. They learn what values and morals to hold by noticing what is and isn’t important to us. They learn how to love God by watching us – not by doing religion from a book everyday. 

Children learn far more from watching what we do than from what we say. Your example is your most powerful parenting tool.

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Our job, as parents is to encourage growth in our children, rather than limit it because of judgments we have made.

Children are constantly changing.

Their identity isn’t defined by one struggle or weakness.

Struggles are opportunities for growth, and our role is to guide our children in becoming holy, virtuous children and adults – not control their entire journey with judgments and limiting beliefs.

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