Ep. 12: What can we learn about parenting fro...

When we think about raising our children, we often all have ideas of what is best and what we want to do. Not always are we able to achieve those goals – for better or worse. But the early years, especially 0 to 3, are crucial in our children’s neurological development and knowin ...  Show more

Normalizing breastfeeding is an ongoing battle in some Western cultures. Even when someone starts out breastfeeding, many report not being able to meet their goals or face various obstacles in trying to nurse their children. One part of the equation is how breastfeeding is repres ...  Show more

As a parent, it’s extremely easy to get very focused on “doing it right.” Which means, usually, doing what is considered “right” in your particular time and cultural context. And sometimes, amid this pressure, we need a little perspective. Human history is long, and what is consi ...  Show more

Parenting is so much less of “how do I get my kids to listen?!” (insert any issue here) and much more of “what is really bothering me about this right now?” Turning inwards and understanding US is the real work. Conscious parenting will come naturally from this space. Tune into t ...  Show more

“De toutes les histoires qui commencent, c'est la tienne qu'il m'importe de raconter, parce qu'elle bouleverse la mienne comme personne ne l'a jamais fait.” écrit la philosophe Claire Marin en évoquant sa fille. L’amour, la peur, la colère sont des émotions familières, mais co ...

Comment parlez-vous de vos enfants ? À la crèche, à l’école, aux amis, est-ce que des mots reviennent ? Votre enfant est turbulent, et c’est comme ça que vous le présentez au monde. Il est aussi rieur, curieux, inventif et anxieux, mais le post-it “turbulent” tient mieux que l ...