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There aren't many areas of our lives that we can be 100% our true authentic selves except at home. Our kids get to see the good and bad of who we really are. Raising children in suburban environments forces us to encounter situations that we may not have to face, if you are not from the suburbs. The current state of our country has me evaluating my sons friends while at the same time encouraging him to be his true authentic self. The lesson is to not let our roles as parents inhibit us from allowing our children to be their true authentic selves. Enjoy!
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As we work on being a single parent, let's start with attending parent teach conference 2021. It's only a couple times per year, so we are going to talking about everything from making sure that the parent teacher conference date is on your calendar, to making sure that you come prepared with questions. Hear how I got a better understanding as to why my daughter kept getting B's in gym class. Share your PTC plans on the links below. Enjoy!
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We continue this financial conversation about which car we should purchase, taking into account vehicle ratings, car features, budget and just plan old wants.
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Alicia Stingley has lived through rebuilding her wealth after a divorce. In this episode she talks about being vulnerable with kids about money to help them understand how far money will go, after the monthly bills are paid. She talks about the pros and cons of kids having jobs, becoming financially savvy and she details her 10/20/30/40 rule that she works with clients to achieve. And if your expenses exceed your income, Alicia suggest creative was of getting a second job.
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Please share this episode with someone that is in a domestic abusive relationship. In this episode I answer the questions that I ask all guest "If there is one thing in your life that you could rewind, what would it be and why?" This very personal podcast forced me to relive and evaluate my experience and why it took seven years to leave the relationship. I discuss missed birthdays, how I normalized the abuse, my response the physical violence and how it impacted my family and friends.
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In this episode we are dissecting the controversial topic of cursing at and around kids. Acknowledging that there are levels to swearing, there is definitely repercussion to using profanity around and at children that could be viewed as verbal abuse. I reference an article on Fatherly.com where Dr. Benjamin Bergen explains what happens to the body on a cellular level when people swear and the effects it can have of kids. We examines the levels of swearing based on two clips from K.Lala104's instagram account where she is being pranked by her son and nephew. And let's not forget about listening to explicit music in the car with the kids. Enjoy!
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Deana Patterson, Integrative Nutritional Health Coach and founder of DsFit2Run joins the show today. Deana explores the affects of food on the body and personal energy levels. "Discover Your True Self with the 16 Week Challenge" examines how specific foods can can be more beneficial to your body and Deana explains what she has learned from the program about avocados and coffee. As a personal coach, she teaches her clients about water, meal prepping, meat and the emotional components of eating to hopefully teach our children healthy eating habits young.
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Educational Psychologist, Shantrell Huffman walks through the process of obtaining a learning disability assessment for school aged kids. I'm here for it - as in everything Shant has to say about parents roll in the process, IEP's, 2nd opinions, what parents should ask and assessments during the current national pandemic - COVID19. If you think your child may need an assessment, there is no reason to delay, give them the tools they need to be successful now because there are NoRewinds.
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It's time to start having political conversations with children so that they can be educated on the process. In this episode we unpack the importance of educating children about the voting process and the reason why and how to vote. We will touch on parents assuming the ownership of conversing with their children about politics and what a senator actually does. As well as breaking down exactly what "common sense" means. Enjoy!
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Many people smoke in front of their children, but not in the presence of others. How is it that the kids don't make that priority list? In this episode, I talk about how quitting smoking allowed me to increase my time with the kids and the legal fine I avoided by quitting.
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