In this episode, host Danielle breaks down some of the big feelings her children have been having and goes over how her family is dealing with separation anxiety. 

Some resources talked about in this episode are:

Welcoming Maria back to the podcast this week with an episode about gentle parenting. 

What is gentle parenting you may ask ...

Gentle parenting is a parenting style that promotes a relationship with your children based on willingness and choices, rather than demands and rules made by a parent. It teaches children to do what is good by using positivity and patience, rather than fear or punishment.

Together we break down the benefits and purpose as well as the shift in parenting styles from a time when we were raised. It's a great open discussion that I enjoyed having so much. 

You can find Maria Riegger on all the socials.

On this episode we are joined by author of the parenting book "I love my kids, but I don't always like them", Franki Bagdade. We dive into her background, and how she got to where she is in her career, we discuss tools tips and tricks for helping your children to cope in the classroom, the services Franki has to offer and so much more. Then we play a fun game of Open Up.

You can find Franki on Instagram (@faabparenting), Facebook (FAAB -Franki's Academic and Behavioral Consulting), through her website (faabconsulting.com) or by booking an appointment (frankibagdade.com). If you want a copy of her book, it is available on Amazon.

Ashley St. Germain joins the podcast to talk about all the things. First up we chat about how Ashley got into photography, we discuss family photography and the importance as a parent to just get in the photo.

Fashion doesn't come easy for everyone, or maybe it used to but now you are need to relearn your body and style. This week's episode with Style Coach Erin Mathis is filled with great tips but also an opportunity to learn a little about Erin's story and what let her to helping others discover their passion for fashion.

website: erinmathis.com

Holy Cannoli guys!

Alexandra Camara is a warrior, following her own journey with pelvic and thoracic endometriosis, Alexandra became an endometriosis patient advocate.

She began the journey using the power of social media and is the creator behind @yellowbowsxo. Alexandra is the founder and executive director of the ENDOMETRIOSIS FOUNDATION OF CANADA, and day by day is educating and advocating for patients and those suffering endometriosis.

September 20th is a big day in Canada - we welcome Election Day!!