Are you close to your children?

Do you still feel connected as they get older?

Do you spend as much time with them as you want?

I’m going to guess that you answered no to at least one of these questions. Am I right?

Today I am joined by Emma and Eleanor from The Reconnected, to discuss the importance of making time to connect with our children… and ourselves.

We talk about breathwork and why we all need to make time for ourselves, because if we can’t show up for ourselves, we won’t be able to show up for our kids.

We also discuss the challenges of raising kids in today’s world, where technology and screens can feel like barriers disconnecting us from our children.

And we talk about the confusing amount of information online, and why it’s almost impossible to get the right support if you don’t know where to look for it.

So pour yourself a cuppa, find a comfy seat, and enjoy the conversation, because this is a bumper seasonal episode to help you navigate the Christmas break with your kids…

More from The Reconnected:

The Website: https://thereconnected.com/ 

The Book: https://thereconnected.com/reconnected-parenting-book/ 

Get the App: https://thereconnected.com/app/ 

Highlights from this episode:

02:43 - The terrible 2s

06:28 - I am going to nail this

11:52 - Modern life is set up for disconnection

16:16 - I CAN have time for myself

20:30 - Breathwork is not a last resort

25:04 - Tell me how to fix it

30:03 - A rock and a hard place

34:22 - Who are your 5 most inspiring people?

39:35 - Connection is always the solution

43:01 - Repairing the damage

49:01 - Give yourself permission

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