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Playing and Winning the Parenting Game with Christine Bright CPC, CFC
Dads, it’s time to level up our parenting game! In this episode with Christine Bright, we learn from the perspective of a woman, a mother, and a parenting and family coach about how we can make a difference in the lives of our children and our family. Christine is an acclaimed Therapeutic Foster Parent, author, and internationally Certified Parenting and Family Coach, whose clients include parents of children with violent and suicidal tendencies. She shares how words can make or break a child and leave an irreparable dent in their character formation. She highlights the need for change in the way society treats dads and the expectations set on us, especially in the eyes of our children. She argues that there are narratives that need to be questioned because they are teaching the audience the wrong ideas about fatherhood. So, dads, let’s break free from these misconceptions and re-learn our ways around fatherhood because this role, though HUGE, is also beautiful.
"Emotions don't need to be fixed, they just have to be acknowledged." - Christine Bright
In This Episode:
- Christine puts emphasis on the fact that words do matter, particularly how those words are said
- We look at the fight for gender equality in a different light and how it has put men in a defensive stance, where they are judged as part of a “majority” and not as individuals
- Humor is great until it is harmful
- Understand the gravity of the narratives we choose to listen to and buy into
- Wanting to fix "bad" emotions right away could cause more damage than ignoring emotions
- To be an “influencer” in your home doesn't mean being “controlling” to others
- Learn the pre-requisite of influence, and how allowing room for vulnerability is key in establishing this pre-requisite
- Being a dad doesn’t mean being perfect
Resources Mentioned:
- Get your FREE copy of the WIN AT PARENTING PLAYBOOK
Connect with Christine Bright:
- Website
- Email - [email protected]
Connect with Cam Hall:
- YouTube
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Dads, it’s time to level up our parenting game! In this episode with Christine Bright, we learn from the perspective of a woman, a mother, and a parenting and family coach about how we can make a difference in the lives of our children and our family. Christine is an acclaimed Therapeutic Foster Parent, author, and internationally Certified Parenting and Family Coach, whose clients include parents of children with violent and suicidal tendencies. She shares how words can make or break a child and leave an irreparable dent in their character formation. She highlights the need for change in the way society treats dads and the expectations set on us, especially in the eyes of our children. She argues that there are narratives that need to be questioned because they are teaching the audience the wrong ideas about fatherhood. So, dads, let’s break free from these misconceptions and re-learn our ways around fatherhood because this role, though HUGE, is also beautiful.
"Emotions don't need to be fixed, they just have to be acknowledged." - Christine Bright
In This Episode:
- Christine puts emphasis on the fact that words do matter, particularly how those words are said
- We look at the fight for gender equality in a different light and how it has put men in a defensive stance, where they are judged as part of a “majority” and not as individuals
- Humor is great until it is harmful
- Understand the gravity of the narratives we choose to listen to and buy into
- Wanting to fix "bad" emotions right away could cause more damage than ignoring emotions
- To be an “influencer” in your home doesn't mean being “controlling” to others
- Learn the pre-requisite of influence, and how allowing room for vulnerability is key in establishing this pre-requisite
- Being a dad doesn’t mean being perfect
Resources Mentioned:
- Get your FREE copy of the WIN AT PARENTING PLAYBOOK
Connect with Christine Bright:
- Website
- Email - [email protected]
Connect with Cam Hall:
- YouTube