In this episode, I'm sharing a real-life scenario from a member of The Hive involving a conflict of needs and how she dealt with it. Hear some practical advice to help you navigate these circumstances, why your kids need to get into the habit of managing their big emotions and how you can help them do so, and what you can do right in the moment of a power struggle with your child when there is a conflict of needs.

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What is the biggest parenting challenge in your household right now? What is the biggest obstacle you are facing that you need help with? We all have parenting struggles, and whatever that looks like for you, you are not alone. But if you are looking to make a change in your parenting and move further down the peaceful parenting path, listen in.

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Listen in this week to discover what to do when your child is storming. I'm offering what to avoid doing when you're in the eye of the storm, the keys to building connection and cooperation with your kids at any age, and a laundry list of actionable tools you can use whenever a storm comes rolling in.

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Listen in this week for a real, open, and authentic conversation with The Hive member Samantha about what moving down the Real World Peaceful Parenting path could look like for you. Hear how Samantha is healing and reparenting herself alongside her son and how doing so is helping her break the cycle of dominant parenting and be fully present with her son.

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Listen in this week as I'm sharing some common thoughts we have when our children storm, and some of the reasons you have those thoughts. I'm giving you a tool you can use the next time your child storms so you don't end up storming alongside them, and showing you how to use it to train your brain to remain calm when your child is storming.

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How many times have you told your kids to do something, they've ignored you, and you become frustrated and yell at them as a result? This week, Hive member Hannah and I are helping you wrap your brain around the reason your kids seem to not listen to you, sharing examples of how this has shown up in our own lives, and giving you a different way to look at and think about yelling at your kids as a result.

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When our kids are storming, stressed, or having big emotions, we often go into automatic fix-it mode. In this episode, discover the reasons your child is storming and how you are actually causing more harm than good when you try to stop and fix them. I'm inspiring you to stop being a storm fixer and sharing four things you can do the next time your child is storming.

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Tune in this week and hear how Francene and her son Kiran worked together to create more connection and cooperation in their relationship and what success looks like for them. Kiran shares the biggest disconnect he used to experience with his parents, how this has changed since his mom joined The Hive, and why real-world success is about progress, not perfection.

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Tune in this week as I share all of the things that I personally found useful in becoming a truly peaceful parent. I'm giving you an insight into my past life as a dominant parent, the setbacks we all experience on this journey, and I'm giving you the tools and the mindset that helped me keep going in pursuit of an authentic relationship with my family.

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In this episode, I'm diving deeper into process problems and giving you some action items to help you approach your parenting as a process problem instead of a character problem. We are all people with process problems who are trying to work it out, so I'm showing you how to stop viewing yourself as having a character problem, and how modeling this will have endless benefits for your kids.

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