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The Art of Raising Humans đŸ«¶Helping parents raise confident, connected kids—without fear or punishment
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We couldn’t have said it better ourselves đŸŒ±What if the most powerful parenting work you do...isn’t for your kids at all,...
15/08/2025

We couldn’t have said it better ourselves đŸŒ±
What if the most powerful parenting work you do...isn’t for your kids at all, but for yourself?

That shift is what builds emotional safety, connection, and resilience in your family.

Listen to our full conversation now — it’s episode [ #172] of The Art of Raising Humans. ✹Tap link in bio✹

💡 What if the secret to better parenting is actually parenting yourself first?This week on The Art of Raising Humans, we...
12/08/2025

💡 What if the secret to better parenting is actually parenting yourself first?

This week on The Art of Raising Humans, we talk with Shelly Robinson, conscious parenting coach and creator of Raising Yourself, about how healing your inner child can change everything for you and your kids.

You’ll hear real stories from Shelly’s own journey, the role of self-compassion in parenting, and simple tools to break cycles and build a home full of emotional safety.

🎧 Listen now for a dose of clarity, connection, and calm. Link in comments.

We don’t mean to put emotional weight on our kids
But the words we choose can quietly send the wrong message.“You’re mak...
05/08/2025

We don’t mean to put emotional weight on our kids

But the words we choose can quietly send the wrong message.
“You’re making me so sad.”
“I’m disappointed in you.”
“You’re stressing me out.”

👈 These phrases may seem harmless — but they teach kids that our feelings are their fault.
And when kids believe they’re responsible for your mood, they learn:
- To fear big emotions
- That love can feel conditional
- To please others instead of tuning into themselves

✹ There’s a better way.

When you say, “I’m feeling sad and I’m working through it,” you’re modeling something powerful:
Emotional ownership. Regulation. Resilience.

🎧 New podcast: Your Child Isn’t Responsible for Your Feelings: 5 Steps to Break the Cycle
👣 Follow for tools that help you lead with calm and connection — not blame.
📌 Save this post for when emotions are high.

When your child is overwhelmed, your calm matters more than your corrections.You don’t need the perfect script or the pe...
02/08/2025

When your child is overwhelmed, your calm matters more than your corrections.

You don’t need the perfect script or the perfect consequence.
You need presence.

Regulate your own nervous system first. Then show up with connection, not control.

This is the heart of intentional parenting. It’s not always easy, but it is so powerful!

Ready to practice this kind of leadership in your home?
Follow for daily support and real-life tools that help.

New Podcast Episode! đŸŽ™ïžThe college prep process doesn’t have to feel like a pressure cooker—for you or your child.In thi...
28/07/2025

New Podcast Episode! đŸŽ™ïž

The college prep process doesn’t have to feel like a pressure cooker—for you or your child.

In this week’s episode of The Art of Raising Humans, we talk with college consultant, Kerry Roberts, about how to approach high school and college prep with more clarity, connection, and curiosity!

You’ll hear practical advice on how to:
✅ De-stress the college process
✅ Cultivate self-awareness and emotional intelligence
✅ Empower your child to build a path based on who they are, not who they’re expected to be

Whether your child is just starting middle school or navigating college applications, this episode is packed with encouragement and tools to help your family thrive.

🎧 Listen now to: “Rethinking College Prep to Help Your Child Succeed Without the Stress” ✹ Link in comments ✹

That shift changes everything.It changes how you listen.How you lead.How you correct.And how you connect.Most of us grew...
22/07/2025

That shift changes everything.
It changes how you listen.
How you lead.
How you correct.
And how you connect.

Most of us grew up thinking parenting was about compliance—obedience, behavior, results.
But when you realize you’re mentoring an emerging adult, not just managing a child, you stop trying to control... and start learning to influence.

And that’s when the real growth begins—for both of you.

At Art of Raising Humans, we help parents make this shift with confidence—building trust, connection, and mutual respect that lasts well beyond the teenage years.

🔁 What helped you begin seeing your teen as an emerging adult?
💬 Let’s talk about how this shift is changing families.

When your child’s emotions run wild, they don’t need a solution, they need you.Not your perfect words. Not a quick fix.J...
17/07/2025

When your child’s emotions run wild, they don’t need a solution, they need you.

Not your perfect words. Not a quick fix.
Just your calm, steady presence. đŸ«¶

It’s not easy to stay grounded when everything feels big and loud, but that’s the gift we offer when we regulate ourselves first. That’s how they learn to do it too.

This week on the podcast, we dive into emotional storms, co-regulation, and the power of presence. 🎧

✹Double tap if this reminder hits home—and share it with a parent who needs to hear it today.

If you’re parenting with intention, you’ve probably felt this tension:✅ You want your child to be kind, thoughtful, and ...
15/07/2025

If you’re parenting with intention, you’ve probably felt this tension:

✅ You want your child to be kind, thoughtful, and respectful.
❌ But you don’t want them to lose themselves trying to keep everyone happy.

People-pleasing might look polite on the outside—but it often comes from fear: fear of disapproval, rejection, or not being “enough.”

What we really want is to raise kids who:
- Know who they are
- Trust their inner voice
- Can speak up with kindness—and say no with confidence

That doesn’t happen by demanding obedience.

It happens by listening, asking deeper questions, and letting them practice using their voice, even when it’s different than ours.

✹ Let’s raise kids who are kind and courageous. Grounded in connection, not control.

👣 Follow for more ways to build confident, emotionally aware kids, without the pressure to please.

This isn’t a stretch! EQ is very important to our kids. We focus so much on school and behavior
but emotional intelligen...
10/07/2025

This isn’t a stretch! EQ is very important to our kids.
We focus so much on school and behavior

but emotional intelligence is what helps our kids actually thrive—in friendships, family, and life.

It’s not about being perfect.
It’s about building emotional skills that last a lifetime.

💛 Swipe through to see why EQ matters.

Want to raise emotionally intelligent kids?
Click the link in comments to grab our free guide:
15 Traits that Help Kids Thrive in Life, Relationships, and Challenges

You’re not just planning a trip. You’re building core memories—the kind your kids will carry with them for a lifetime.Th...
02/07/2025

You’re not just planning a trip. You’re building core memories—the kind your kids will carry with them for a lifetime.

They won’t remember every detail. They will remember your presence.

It doesn’t have to be perfect to be meaningful. It just has to be you, together. Sometimes the best memories are not the perfect moments, right?!

You’re calm. You’re connected.But if you’re afraid to set limits
you might be slipping into permissive parenting and it’...
30/06/2025

You’re calm. You’re connected.

But if you’re afraid to set limits
you might be slipping into permissive parenting and it’s not as gentle as it sounds.

👉 Here are 4 science-backed problems that come with too few boundaries:
1. Increased anxiety 😟
2. Struggles with self-regulation đŸ˜€
3. Lower academic & social success 📉
4. Weaker parent-child trust & respect đŸš«

The good news?

You can set firm, loving boundaries without losing connection.

🎧🎙We show you how in our podcast episode, 8 Ways to Avoid Permissive Parenting Without Losing Connection

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