In today’s podcast, I want to encourage you in encouraging your child in the kitchen even when things are not going the way you’d hoped.  It’s going to happen, so you might as well be prepared as to how to stay connected when there appears to be a disconnect.

In today’s podcast, I want to encourage you in encouraging your child in the kitchen even when things are not going the way you’d hoped. It’s going to happen, so you might as well be prepared as to how to stay connected when there appears to be a disconnect.

If you Can’t Take the Heat, Try Warmth Instead

<p>If you have a child in your life who has experienced trauma (and after a worldwide pandemic, that’s practically all of us), there’s a good chance that they are living with chronic anxiety and worry that is hijacking their ability to form healthy attachments with those who love them most — including you.</p>
<p>I’m Chef Kibby, a biological, foster, and adoptive dad, and I invite you to learn how to embrace the inherent trust of the kitchen as we use the connecting power of cooking and eating together with our children to bring about healing and restoration — because while trauma is disruptive, cooking is connecting!</p>

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If you have a child in your life who has experienced trauma (and after a worldwide pandemic, that’s practically all of us), there’s a good chance that they are living with chronic anxiety and worry that is hijacking their ability to form healthy attachments with those who love them most — including you. I’m Chef Kibby, a biological, foster, and adoptive dad, and I invite you to learn how to embrace the inherent trust of the kitchen as we use the connecting power of cooking and eating together with our children to bring about healing and restoration — because while trauma is disruptive, cooking is connecting!

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If you Can’t Take the Heat, Try Warmth Instead

If you Can’t Take the Heat, Try Warmth Instead