What happens when our kids see us in our work roles for the first time, like they have now that every day is bring your kids to work day? What do they learn? How does it change their view of who we are?

What are your rules and values around kids on social media? What can you learn from them and how can you guide them?

How do we make memories? How can we influence and help our kids remember the things we do with them? We go through a few different things you can use as techniques for creating memories, and why it's important.

Let's talk a little about why it's so important for our kids to build forts?

Their fort is an expression of creativity, they build it with their blankets, pillows, sheets and it’s a dark hole they can crawl into that is their space, a little safe haven. It's their inbetween space. What kind of forts do your kids build?

Nick Cho, also known as "Your Korean Dad" on TikTok is my guest this week. 

We talk about raising teenagers, him being a Korean Mr. Rogers and parenting through building and maintaining trust.

I am so thankful that Nick wanted to share his parenting wisdom with us. Find him on TikTok and IG as @nickcho_ 

Everything we practice becomes a more integrated part of our lives, gratitude is no exception. Join me and flex your gratitude muscles.

This week Sarah Sproule joins me to talk parenting. Sarah is a sex educator, if you want support talking to your kids about sex, Sarah is your go to. You find her on IG as @IamSarahSproule

Sarah shares some really personal and profound stories of motherhood, I am so excited that we get to share her wisdom and experience. 

We are looking at a summer mostly without camps. What happens when our usual points of connection have changed? Listen to me mini rant about safeguarding our kids, appreciating this time and shifting our mindset.

This week Jane Harbison visits the podcast. She is the founder of dreamingbigforlittlegirls.com where she guides and supports tween and teen girls in the creative process. 

We talk about kids and creativity, about kids learning responsibility and safety and lots more. I am so thankful for Jane's stories.

Lockdown, social distancing, however the pandemic has affected you, there are a lot of things to be thankful for and a lot of lessons to keep if you choose to. This is me ranting about a few of them :)