Welcome to the newest episode of the Heart Wired podcast, where we delve into the intricacies of modern-day parenthood. In today's episode, we address the difficult question that every parent faces: Toddlers & Tablets - Finding the Balance Between Technology and Tots. Stace, our guide and parenting expert, shares her personal experience and insights into how parents can approach technology use with their children. From exploring age-appropriate toys to charting individualized paths for each child, Stace underscores the importance of finding the sweet spot between embracing technology and catering to the emotional and developmental needs of each child. So grab a cup of tea, sit back, and join us as we explore how we can help our neurodiverse children thrive in an era where technology is king. Don't forget to subscribe to Heart Wired on your favorite podcasting platform for more empowering discussions on all things parenting.

In today's episode, we'll explore the harmful effects of control and punishment in parenting and I will offer alternative perspectives. Remember, parenting is a journey of self-discovery, and each child and family is unique. Let's embrace the complexity of human emotions and experiences while striving for personal growth and emotional intelligence. Together, we can transform our lives and create a world where love and understanding guide our parenting journeys.

Dive deeper with me to discover how to help children fall in love with learning. Hint...It's more about you than it is about them.

This podcast explores the topic of technology and parenting, and the importance of finding the right balance for both parents and children. It acknowledges that technology has its advantages and disadvantages, but emphasizes the need for parents to trust and guide their children rather than control their use of technology. It discusses the common fears that parents have around their children accessing inappropriate content or meeting strangers online, and suggests that preventing addiction is a complex process that should involve gradually increasing the complexity of the technology used as the child matures. It highlights the importance of open, honest, respectful relationships between parents and children in teaching responsibility and ensuring safety online, and notes that controlling a child's technology use can backfire by creating mistrust and negative self-beliefs. The podcast also offers practical tips for parents on how to create a transparent, supportive environment around their child's use of technology, including having conversations about trust, tackling fears head-on, and expanding their child's technological interests.

Let's delve deep into how your perceptions may be causing your suffering in your parental relationships and possibly beyond. Thoughtful reflections to open your mind to viewing things in a bit of a different way.

Life so often shuts down our unique intuition as women and mothers. Having your own wounds of feeling unheard, dismissed, or low self esteem only adds to the lack of confidence in your abilities. Today's episode I will share with you a piece of my birthing story. How my intuition and my refusal to dismiss it most likely saved my life and the life of my child. I look forward to hearing your thoughts! You can comment in the Q&A section or message me @stacemuscat

Let's delve deep into a topic that comes up all the time with parents I coach. Have you ever wondered if you're doing the right thing by allowing or not allowing your child to sleep with you? Are you worried that they won't be independent. Do you believe the hype around you, or do you tune into yourself and your child? Lets chat!

This podcast episode focuses on coping skills for Neurodivergent children. I'll discuss the importance of understanding and developing coping skills as well as challenges that neurodivergent children face in expressing themselves in a society that values conformity. I will share personal stories and strategies for helping children identify and develop coping mechanisms. I will emphasize the importance of self-advocacy and effective communication between parents, therapists, and educators. This episode also addresses the need for parents to support their children's emotions and guide them in finding healthy ways to express themselves. Overall, this podcast promotes acceptance, understanding, and support for Neurodivergent individuals and their experiences.

Welcome to Episode 1, I know that as you navigate the journey of parenting neurodiverse children, it can be a challenging and emotional experience. But I am here to say that you are not alone, and together, we can empower each other to embrace our children's unique gifts and talents with an open heart.

I am dedicated to dismantling the limiting societal beliefs that often view neurodiversity through a narrow lens of deficits. I firmly believe that when we approach our child's neurodiversity with love, understanding, and a willingness to explore their potential, we can create a world that cherishes diversity and celebrates individuality.

In my podcast, I provide a safe space to share your struggles and triumphs, exchange ideas, and build a supportive community that will help you navigate the challenges of raising a neurodiverse child. I share personal stories and practical advice to help you embrace your intuition as parents, nurture your child's authentic self, and challenge societal norms that do not serve us or our children well.

So, grab a cup of tea, and let's get into Episode 1. With my empowering, honest, and nurturing guidance, I am confident that you will discover the beauty in raising neurodiverse children and create a loving, understanding environment for them to thrive in. Thank you for choosing to join me on this journey.