Little Sprigs Podcast

It can be exhausting to go through every day guiding a young child this way and that way, moment by moment.

When you develop a routine it will carry the whole family and the child quickly learns what is coming next which supports them to go with the flow.

By setting a routine you are deciding ahead of time, with your partner and any other caregivers, what your limits are and where they lie.

This way when something unexpected comes up, you are supported by this framework.

Aric Bostick is One Awesome Guy As a former teacher, Aric inspires educational audiences nationwide—having equipped more than a half million people with energy and strategies to overcome personal challenges and achieve life-long ...

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Janet is the Founder of Boys Alive! As an Author, Educator, and Family Coach, she has been advocating for boys for two decades.

With her warm and engaging style, Janet supports parents and teachers nationally and internationally to understand how males and females learn, interact, and interpret the world differently.

Today’s conversation is a dense one.

I would recommend listening when you are not distracted or multi tasking.

We are headed into about an hour with a dear friend of mine named Rob Scott.

He has spent the last decade of his life working with hundreds of thousands of people, shifting their identities, and showing them how to evolve their consciousness and get incredible results across all areas of their businesses, their health, their relationships, and their entire lives.

I have been blessed with the opportunity to work with Rob myself in a few different ways over the past 4 years and I am so grateful. What I find so profound is that all of the shifts I made while working with him have been impossible to unsee. And the illumination of what is truly serving me in my life, being able to let go of all that isn’t, has allowed me to show up in service to you parents in a whole new way.

So I am really excited to share this conversation with you.

Much Love. -Christina

Emotional and social intelligence grows and develops through relationship and primarily through the experiences that a child has with his or her parents.

When we offer our children empathy and help them to cope with negative feelings like anger, sadness, and fear, we create a foundation of loyalty and trust that our children carry with them throughout their lives.

This is a quick story of how I approach this with my daughter.

In Service, Christina