Which parenting model did we use to get them to listen to us and grow up to be happy, healthy, successful adults you’d want to hang out with? Keep reading to find out.
Apr 30, 2023Liked by Catherine Lynch& Glenn Collins
The way you write is something. The way you have raised your children is a demonstration of how people consciously approach this. Thank you very much for that. I will read your other articles with interest.❤
Apr 30, 2023Liked by Catherine Lynch& Glenn Collins
I am sincerely glad that such wonderful people like you are on this site. I can read your articles and just be with you on the same site. Your approach to parenting is worthy of respect, just the phrase "empathy, curiosity, listening, communicating, finding a solution" alone gives me great respect for you.
Thank you Sabrina for your kind words. All children, and all people, deserve empathy, listening, and respect. Our hope is that our work will help parents create safe, nurturing home environments where kids can thrive.
May 1, 2023Liked by Catherine Lynch& Glenn Collins
It saddens me that such great articles and stories are not very popular. But know that you have definitely helped those who read at least this article to create a safe and soulful environment for raising children in the future or in the present.
I will definitely take the time in the future to read all of your articles. I'm sure I'll learn a lot of useful things from your stories. Thank you again, and have a good day!
Thank you. I believe there are lots of similarities in raising adopted kids, foster kids, and step kids, and prioritizing building of the relationship may be the most important. Step-parents and foster parents also have an equally tough job of creating relationship, without the early years of snuggles.
Thank you Karena. You can only have one priority, and when you choose the relationship, ironically, you're much more likely to get all the other things that could have been your priority.
The way you write is something. The way you have raised your children is a demonstration of how people consciously approach this. Thank you very much for that. I will read your other articles with interest.❤
Thank you Sabrina. Yes, conscious parenting is a significant effort, and not for the faint of heart!
I am sincerely glad that such wonderful people like you are on this site. I can read your articles and just be with you on the same site. Your approach to parenting is worthy of respect, just the phrase "empathy, curiosity, listening, communicating, finding a solution" alone gives me great respect for you.
Thank you Sabrina for your kind words. All children, and all people, deserve empathy, listening, and respect. Our hope is that our work will help parents create safe, nurturing home environments where kids can thrive.
It saddens me that such great articles and stories are not very popular. But know that you have definitely helped those who read at least this article to create a safe and soulful environment for raising children in the future or in the present.
I will definitely take the time in the future to read all of your articles. I'm sure I'll learn a lot of useful things from your stories. Thank you again, and have a good day!
Remarkable!
Thank you Simone. It was quite the journey!
Very well shared! And you have my respect and admiration for adopting teens and building a meaningful relationship with them! ❤️
Thank you. I believe there are lots of similarities in raising adopted kids, foster kids, and step kids, and prioritizing building of the relationship may be the most important. Step-parents and foster parents also have an equally tough job of creating relationship, without the early years of snuggles.
I totally agree with you.
Another great edition, Catherine. And a stark reminder of the importance of relationship as a priority.
Thank you Karena. You can only have one priority, and when you choose the relationship, ironically, you're much more likely to get all the other things that could have been your priority.