Parenting For the Rest of Us: Teens & Tweens
Parenting teens is relaxing.
Actually, parenting is more like an extreme sport. This is a categorical fact backed up by a million years of evidence. Parenting pre-teens and teens is its own special form of decathlon — it’s only natural we’re going to run out of steam and stumble sometimes.
But don’t worry, help is here! You are going to love this course on parenting.
A PREVIEW OF WHAT YOU’LL LEARN
For this Me Course, we’re focusing on parenting tweens and teens — and the BIG zones around this particular phase. We’re also going to drill down into how to remove shame from parenting with Shame-Proof Parenting expert extraordinaire Mercedes Samudio, LCSW.
We’ll dive into:
- Cultivating meaningful connection with your children
- Navigating codependency in parenting
- Empowering healthy communication
- How to parent without shame
I also tell you a lot of my personal stories of my successes and my failures as a parent.
We’ve also packed this Me Course to the brim with so many resources for you to help you parent your kids in the healthiest, most connected, non-shaming way.
“Shame is so insidious because it communicates that we are ‘bad’ and unworthy of love and belonging — not that we just made a bad decision. And the same impact goes for our kids.”
If you have questions about parenting your growing kiddos, this is your course.
WHAT’S INCLUDED:
- Four video sessions, about 15 minutes each, focusing on cultivating meaningful connections with your children, navigating codependency in parenting, empowering healthy communication, and tips on how to parent without shame
- Two bonus videos on “Shame Proof Parenting” in sexuality and mental health
- One-line conversation starters and family meeting template
- Support for sex talks
- Worksheets and checklists to support your parenting journey
- Book recs
- And more practical and actionable resources!
THIS IS FOR YOU IF:
- You feel like a bad person when you provide meaningful correction and/or feedback to your teen.
- You get stuck in a cycle of shame when your teen gets in trouble.
- You find yourself lonely and disconnected when trying to connect with your kids.
- You desire to create boundaries with your kids, but don’t know how.
- You feel crippled by wanting your teen to like you.
- You are a single-parent and need solidarity.
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