33: How To Parent Your Children To Set Them Up For Life, with Nellie Harden

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I know, I get it.

Using the words 'how to parent' in the heading could possibly put you off. We all feel like we’re constantly being told how to do things.

But this one is different. Hear me out…

While I do my best and have some experience working with kids (20 years in education), there are so many elements of parenting that I have no clue what I'm doing.

And I'm not talking about the cleaning, cooking, or washing on repeat.

It's the moments when I don't feel like I'm not even being a 'good' Mumma.

When I yell.

When I have no tolerance.

When all I want to do is run away.

When I worry too much.

When I want to be better, but don't know how.

 

Join us for this chat with Nellie Harden today. It really made me feel like there is hope and another way to view parenting that allows us to feel like we are making a positive difference, without pulling our hair out (in the best way we can).

 

Because let's face it, we all want our kids to be okay in this world.

 

This episode is for you if you want to know more about:

• twin pregnancy and birth 
• parenting birth to 9 and then the second half of childhood (9 to 18) 
• how to live through adversity and create a life you want 
• octopus parenting 
• how to build strong family foundations 
• infertility and miscarriage 
• getting your family to be a team with you in the captain's seat
• parenting anxiety 
• setting up your children for a successful adulthood 

 

LINKS FOR YOU

1. Join the Bravemumma community

2. Guest website - Nellie Harden

3. Continue Foundation of Australia  

This episode is coming to you thanks to our partners at the Continence Foundation. 

Call the National Continence Helpline on 1800 33 00 66 and speak to a Nurse Continence Specialist for free confidential advice,
Monday to Friday 8am-8pm.

 

CREDITS

Host - Stephanie Thompson

Executive Producer & Editor - Dave Stokes

Podcast logo artist - Khrystyna lukashchuk

Brand Designer - Brodie-Rose

Original Soundtrack - Steven Robinson