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Episode 9: Sleeping Your Way to A Happier Family
Cor Domum: Parenting with Joy
06/06/17 • 18 min
In this episode, Katie begins to tackle the topic of sleep. We all know sleep is good for us (duh) but sometimes we don't always get the highest quality of sleep. Sleep is critical for a happy and healthy BODY and MIND.
In this episode, we'll cover:
- How sleep plays a role in the body's natural detoxification process
- The importance of a sleep schedule
- Ways to improve your quality of sleep including
- What is a blue light
- Essential oils including how to make a "home spa" spray
- How orange/amber lights induce sleep
- Cherry juice to help induce sleep
- How sleep improve overall family life
- WHAT IS YOUR SLEEP SCORE?
Mentioned in this episode:
- Study done on blue lights
- The orange light we use (affiliate link)
- Where to buy lavender and cedarwood essential oil
- Where to buy tart cherry juice (affiliate)
- Home spa recipe:
- -25 drops of dōTERRA® Serenity -20 drops of Ylang Ylang essential oil -15 drops of Vetiver essential oil -15 drops of Marjoram essential oil
- Add to a 2 oz spray bottle -Fill the rest with water
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Season 3, Episode 13: What Is Natural Parenting?
Cor Domum: Parenting with Joy
07/13/19 • 18 min
In this episode, Katie introduces the 8 principles of Attachment Parenting and how they can relate "natural parenting." Natural parenting is about creating a lifestyle that is responsive, conscious, and responsible.
This episode briefly covers each of the principles of Attachment Parenting and how it can be used to parent by nature.
She'll cover:
- What is natural parenting?
- What are the principles of Attachment Parenting?
- Is Attachment Parenting right for your family?
- How Attachment Parenting can create a lifestyle that fosters joy and happiness
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Episode 7: Why Serving Your Kids is Good
Cor Domum: Parenting with Joy
03/17/17 • 13 min
In this episode, parenting author Katie Trudeau explores the good that comes from serving your kids.
In this episode, we'll cover:
1. Why modern parents are afraid to serve their kids
2. The notion that service is a mandatory teaching tool
3. Why spoiling kids is not possible
4. The reason why kids lack manners
5. How service leads to love
Items mentioned:
- The Five Love Languages
- Chamomile Tea - the tea that showed me who's boss!
Additional gentle parenting resources:
Interested in learning more about Attachment Parenting? I suggest these books:
- The Attachment Parenting Book
- ToddlerCalm: A Guide for Calmer Toddlers and Happier Parents
- Two Thousand Kisses a Day: Gentle Parenting Through the Ages and Stages (A Little Hearts Handbook)
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Episode 6: Gentle Parenting Myth #1: You'll Have An Out-of-Control Child
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03/10/17 • 14 min
In this episode, parenting author Katie Trudeau dives into one of the myths surrounding gentle parenting and Attachment Parenting. Even though Attachment Parenting is popular, there are still a lot of myths that need debunking. One of the most prevalent myths is that you'll end up with an out-of-control child.
In this episode, we'll cover:
1. Why this myth came to be
2. The notion that gentle parenting does not mean lax parenting
3. What is harsh punishment
4. Alternatives to spanking/timeouts that really do work
- Time in
- Talking
- Redirection
- Hug it out
Resources:
Interested in learning more about Attachment Parenting? I suggest these books:
- The Attachment Parenting Book
- ToddlerCalm: A Guide for Calmer Toddlers and Happier Parents
- Two Thousand Kisses a Day: Gentle Parenting Through the Ages and Stages (A Little Hearts Handbook)
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Episode 8: Why Nature Makes You Happy
Cor Domum: Parenting with Joy
04/05/17 • 10 min
In this episode, your host Katie Trudeau shares explores why and how nature makes people happy and boosts moods.
In this episode, she'll explore:
- A personal reflection of napping outdoors
- Why Northern Europeans make a daily habit of the outdoor nap
- The philosophical implications of a happy life and the great outdoors
- The physical benefits of spending time outdoors
Resources mentioned:
- Hammock for napping outdoors
- Study linking outdoor play to decreased ADHD symptoms
- BBC article about Nordic babies napping outside
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Episode 5: The Secret of Family Happiness According to a 4 Year Old
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03/03/17 • 13 min
In today's episode, Katie explores the secret to family happiness according to a 4 year old.
Highlights from the show include:
- What is a child's favorite thing about family life?
- Strengthen family bonds through experiences
- Make each moment count: go big or go home
- Quality vs quantity time
Homework:
- Think about a way to spend more quality and quantity time with your family
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Episode 3: Why Kids Save Their Worst Behavior for Their Parents
Cor Domum: Parenting with Joy
01/16/17 • 5 min
In this episode, Katie talks about why kids save their worst behavior for their parents and what you can do in those situations.
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My oldest son had just come home from a playdate with his Memaw. As my mom dropped him off, she beamed at how good he was. He was polite and chipper and chatty. They played, did arts and crafts, and went out for lunch. It was the perfect day and my boy had been angelic. So you can imagine my surprise when he started running and screaming and having a meltdown. My mom stared in disbelief and said, "Wow. He was so good today." I knew what was happening, though. I had seen it before. The dreaded I-was-good-for-other-people-but-now-I'm-gonna-meltdown-for-Mommy syndrome. What gives? I want to be greeted with kisses and hugs - not meltdowns! But here's the thing: being good is exhausting Being good and following the rules and listening to the adults is hard work. Exhausting work. It takes so much energy for young kids to be "on their best behavior" that when they come home, they are just over it. And my son hit the nail on the head. I set him on his bed, thinking that some quiet time with a book or a cuddle could recharge his mood. I asked him, "What's wrong? Why did you spiral out of control?" His answer made my jaw drop: "I'm all behaved out. Being good was hard work and I'm really tired." Of course, it was. So I tucked my little guy in and he got some very needed rest. Three things to know about why kids reserve their worst behavior for us If, at first, it hurts yours feelings that your son or daughter saves all their best behavior for others and then unleashes the dragon on you, fear not. Here's some helpful info to remember.- It's normal! Simply knowing you are not alone can help to alleviate the frustration (even just a little bit).
- Your child trusts you: Child psychologists are quick to note that a child who feels secure enough to reveal his true self feels unconditionally loved by that parent. It's as if a child is thinking, "Well, I know Daddy loves me no matter what. I need to vent, I need to just let it all out and I know Daddy loves me anyway." Think of it as a compliment.
- Make the adjustment easier for your child. Maybe some alone time in his/her room is what your child would like as he works through his emotions. Other children may desire a parent's company. Sometimes just physically sitting next to each other is enough. Let your child lead.
Episode 2: 3 Ways to Use Meditation (Even When You're Short on Time)
Cor Domum: Parenting with Joy
01/16/17 • 8 min
Season 3, Episode 15: Happiness Challenge: Day 2
Cor Domum: Parenting with Joy
07/21/19 • 5 min
- Give to another today.... it could be something big... it could be something small like the last piece of cake (especially if you really wanted it!)
- You don't have to let us know what you did, but let us know when you're done... then you can continue to inspire others! (Facebook, Instagram, Twitter)
- Encourage your family to start the challenge too!
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Season 3, Episode 14: The Happiness Challenge: Day 1
Cor Domum: Parenting with Joy
07/18/19 • 9 min
- Back to Nature
- Give to another
- Focus on meditation
- Self-care
- Attitude of gratitude
- Make a new goal
- Affirmations
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FAQ
How many episodes does Cor Domum: Parenting with Joy have?
Cor Domum: Parenting with Joy currently has 15 episodes available.
What topics does Cor Domum: Parenting with Joy cover?
The podcast is about Health & Fitness, Parenting, Kids & Family, Motherhood, Family and Podcasts.
What is the most popular episode on Cor Domum: Parenting with Joy?
The episode title 'Season 3, Episode 15: Happiness Challenge: Day 2' is the most popular.
What is the average episode length on Cor Domum: Parenting with Joy?
The average episode length on Cor Domum: Parenting with Joy is 13 minutes.
How often are episodes of Cor Domum: Parenting with Joy released?
Episodes of Cor Domum: Parenting with Joy are typically released every 8 days, 18 hours.
When was the first episode of Cor Domum: Parenting with Joy?
The first episode of Cor Domum: Parenting with Joy was released on Jan 3, 2017.
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