Why the Attention Economy requires a new kind of parent...
Let's take a whole-person approach to parenting.
This essay will help you process the feelings you’ve been having about just how overwhelming it is to parent in today’s world. It will also direct you to ethically influence your kid's identity now and for the future.
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We live in a world that constantly pulls us in multiple directions. Kids and teens are particularly vulnerable. To support our children's emotional, psychological, and physical development, we must take a multi-faceted approach to parenting.
Have you felt the shift? It's not just you.
We can still raise centered kids in today's world.
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Confident and connected kids come from parents who see them as whole people and take a proactive mind-body approach to parenting.
Transform your house from frazzled to functional using my MindBody approach to parenting. Learn the "why" to your kid's "what" so you can meet their physical and emotional needs with confidence. (Heads up: we've got to go deeper than "gentle parenting")
You're worried your parenting "shortcuts" will catch up with you.
You're worried your parenting "shortcuts" will catch up with you.
this sound familiar? you're not alone.
it's time for a parenting remix
the remix:
You know you're doing it right
You no longer worry that there are some pieces to raising a kid that you're missing. You know what you need to be aware of to do this parenting thing right.
YOU SPEAK THE SAME LANGUAGE
They're no longer anxious when it's time to transition from one activity to the next. They communicate their desires and actually listen when you tell them what's going to happen.
They're no longer anxious when it's time to transition from one activity to the next. They communicate their desires and actually listen when you tell them what's going to happen.
You get to see their truest self
Your kid isn't acting out for attention or obedient to a fault because you show up in the ways they need. Now they can grow in the ways that will make them happy, short term and long term.
"WE NEED TO RELEASE ANTIQUATED IDEAS ABOUT WHAT A 'GOOD' PARENT LOOKS LIKE."
- ALEX, founder of mindbody parents
“Alex and I worked side-by-side as behavioral therapists for nearly 10 years. His approach to both individual clients and families is gentle, sincere, educated, and thoughtful. He contains an infinite supply of patience and compassion required to help clients meet their individual goals and needs.”
