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"Let Go of Great Parenting" with Amiee Carlton
You can find all Amiee's work here: amieecarltoncoaching.com
Her instagram is: amieecarlton_coaching
You can find full videos of all these episodes on my youtube channel @alexindadland. Please follow me on instagram and TikTok @beahappierparent
Summary
In this conversation, Alex Trippier and Amiee Carlton delve into the complexities of parenting, exploring themes such as the culture of blame, emotional communication, and the pressures parents face in striving for perfection. They discuss the importance of self-awareness, agency, and the need for a shift in perspective towards parenting, emphasizing that it is not about controlling children but understanding their needs and emotions. The dialogue also touches on the impact of socioeconomic factors and the evolution of parenting expectations in modern society, ultimately advocating for a more compassionate and understanding approach to raising children.
Takeaways
Parents can only change their own behavior, not their children's.
The culture of blame in parenting leads to increased anxiety.
Understanding the environment is crucial in addressing children's behavior.
There is no absolute definition of good or bad parenting.
Parenting is inherently challenging and requires patience.
Agency in parenting means recognizing what we can control.
Gentle parenting is often misunderstood and requires deeper understanding.
Socioeconomic factors significantly influence parenting dynamics.
Parenting expectations have evolved, leading to increased pressure on parents.
Self-awareness is key to effective parenting and communication.
Chapters
00:00 Introduction to Parenting Coaching
03:41 The Parent-Child Dynamic
05:09 Understanding Behavior and Environment
07:36 The Role of Ego in Parenting
10:02 Cultural Constructs of Good and Bad
13:07 Navigating Parenting Challenges
15:26 The Selfish Nature of Parenting
18:25 Socioeconomic Influences on Parenting
20:20 The Importance of Relationships
20:48 Understanding the Nervous System in Parenting
22:21 The Debate on Gentle Parenting
23:38 Defining Successful Parenting
24:30 The Challenge of Emotional Acceptance
26:40 The Exhaustion of Parenting Dynamics
28:11 Building Relationships Takes Time
29:56 Navigating Parenting in Public Spaces
31:50 The Impact of Past Parenting Styles
33:56 Connection Over Control in Parenting
36:32 Understanding Anxiety in Children
38:32 The Evolution of Parenting and Meaning
42:03 Parental Anxiety and Its Effects
44:18 Redefining Great Parenting
47:23 The Complexity of Parenting Dynamics
51:28 Building Effective Communication and Boundaries
55:47 Embracing Growth Through Failure
59:51 The Importance of Self-Work in Parenting
Keywords
parenting, communication, emotional intelligence, gentle parenting, parental anxiety, self-awareness, relationships, child development, parenting culture, agency
Titles
Navigating the Complexities of Parenting
The Power of Self-Awareness in Parenting
Sound Bites
"We live in a culture of blame."
"Why is this happening?"
"It's hard because it's hard."
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By Alex TrippierYou can find all Amiee's work here: amieecarltoncoaching.com
Her instagram is: amieecarlton_coaching
You can find full videos of all these episodes on my youtube channel @alexindadland. Please follow me on instagram and TikTok @beahappierparent
Summary
In this conversation, Alex Trippier and Amiee Carlton delve into the complexities of parenting, exploring themes such as the culture of blame, emotional communication, and the pressures parents face in striving for perfection. They discuss the importance of self-awareness, agency, and the need for a shift in perspective towards parenting, emphasizing that it is not about controlling children but understanding their needs and emotions. The dialogue also touches on the impact of socioeconomic factors and the evolution of parenting expectations in modern society, ultimately advocating for a more compassionate and understanding approach to raising children.
Takeaways
Parents can only change their own behavior, not their children's.
The culture of blame in parenting leads to increased anxiety.
Understanding the environment is crucial in addressing children's behavior.
There is no absolute definition of good or bad parenting.
Parenting is inherently challenging and requires patience.
Agency in parenting means recognizing what we can control.
Gentle parenting is often misunderstood and requires deeper understanding.
Socioeconomic factors significantly influence parenting dynamics.
Parenting expectations have evolved, leading to increased pressure on parents.
Self-awareness is key to effective parenting and communication.
Chapters
00:00 Introduction to Parenting Coaching
03:41 The Parent-Child Dynamic
05:09 Understanding Behavior and Environment
07:36 The Role of Ego in Parenting
10:02 Cultural Constructs of Good and Bad
13:07 Navigating Parenting Challenges
15:26 The Selfish Nature of Parenting
18:25 Socioeconomic Influences on Parenting
20:20 The Importance of Relationships
20:48 Understanding the Nervous System in Parenting
22:21 The Debate on Gentle Parenting
23:38 Defining Successful Parenting
24:30 The Challenge of Emotional Acceptance
26:40 The Exhaustion of Parenting Dynamics
28:11 Building Relationships Takes Time
29:56 Navigating Parenting in Public Spaces
31:50 The Impact of Past Parenting Styles
33:56 Connection Over Control in Parenting
36:32 Understanding Anxiety in Children
38:32 The Evolution of Parenting and Meaning
42:03 Parental Anxiety and Its Effects
44:18 Redefining Great Parenting
47:23 The Complexity of Parenting Dynamics
51:28 Building Effective Communication and Boundaries
55:47 Embracing Growth Through Failure
59:51 The Importance of Self-Work in Parenting
Keywords
parenting, communication, emotional intelligence, gentle parenting, parental anxiety, self-awareness, relationships, child development, parenting culture, agency
Titles
Navigating the Complexities of Parenting
The Power of Self-Awareness in Parenting
Sound Bites
"We live in a culture of blame."
"Why is this happening?"
"It's hard because it's hard."