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Gentle Doesn’t Mean Weak
My voice is still recovering from my activities of late ;) but join me as we start talking about the basis of Gentle Parenting and how it works.
Perfect parenting doesn’t exist! But you can put together a life built around love and mutual respect that includes your tiny humans.
No kids? No problem! If you have influence or impact over anyone from 0-17, as a caregiver, teacher, grandparent, step-parent, neighbor, aunt, uncle, or family friend, you can use this information to better care for the development of the children you come into contact with.
Thrilled that you’re here,
C
Perfect parenting doesn’t exist! But you can put together a life built around love and mutual respect that includes your tiny humans.
No kids? No problem! If you have influence or impact over anyone from 0-17, as a caregiver, teacher, grandparent, step-parent, neighbor, aunt, uncle, or family friend, you can use this information to better care for the development of the children you come into contact with.
Thrilled that you’re here,
C
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By wheres.chloe.mediaMy voice is still recovering from my activities of late ;) but join me as we start talking about the basis of Gentle Parenting and how it works.
Perfect parenting doesn’t exist! But you can put together a life built around love and mutual respect that includes your tiny humans.
No kids? No problem! If you have influence or impact over anyone from 0-17, as a caregiver, teacher, grandparent, step-parent, neighbor, aunt, uncle, or family friend, you can use this information to better care for the development of the children you come into contact with.
Thrilled that you’re here,
C
Perfect parenting doesn’t exist! But you can put together a life built around love and mutual respect that includes your tiny humans.
No kids? No problem! If you have influence or impact over anyone from 0-17, as a caregiver, teacher, grandparent, step-parent, neighbor, aunt, uncle, or family friend, you can use this information to better care for the development of the children you come into contact with.
Thrilled that you’re here,
C