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This episode is a refresher of who we are and what our mission is... and what you'll learn by following along to this podcast.
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In this episode, your host Katie Trudeau shares explores why and how nature makes people happy and boosts moods.
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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
Interested in learning more about Attachment Parenting? I suggest these books:
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In this episode, Katie introduces the 8 principles of Attachment Parenting. She'll cover:
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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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In this episode, Katie talks about the benefits of using meditation. It's not always easy to carve out large chunks of time for yourself, so Katie offers tips to bring peace to your mind even when you are short on time.
____________________________________________________ Meditation is one of the oldest ways to center yourself, regulate your emotions, and de-stress. However, it's hard to squeeze in a yoga and/or meditation session in between diaper changes, work commitments, errands, driving here and there, cooking dinner, washing laundry, rewashing laundry, folding laundry, sweeping, and... the list goes on. What's a mama (or papa) to do? Meditation doesn't have to take place in a studio led by a yogi master. Meditation is a lot simpler. At its simplest, meditation refers to peace that comes from calming the mind. Here are three ways to meditate even when you are short on time. Use meditation to de-stress, calm the mind, and experience peaceFix your gaze If you went to a traditional meditation class, you would learn about Drishti, which is a term for focusing your eyes on one spot. Sometimes, as we feel the stresses of life intensify, our roving eyes can add to the sensory overload. Want to try it? Pick an object (a spot on the wall, a picture frame, the corner of a rug) and fix your gaze on the object for at least 30 seconds. This dramatically reduces the "overload" sensations in your brain, allowing the motion to give way to stillness. Deep breathing As any laboring mother can tell you, deep breathing is a helpful meditation tool - not because it relieves pain, but because it helps calm the body. Shallow breathing can contribute to panic, while deeper breathing activates the parasympathetic nervous system. The parasympathetic nervous system controls the actions of a body at rest. Deep breathing is easy to do no matter how busy you are. You have to breath anyway, so make it count. :) Share the moment While we're on the topic of brain activity, when you make yourself vulnerable and share with another human, oxytocin is released. Oxytocin is nicknamed the "feel-good hormone." When you share your stresses and feelings with another, you make yourself vulnerable and can experience a boost in mood thanks to oxytocin. Try deep breathing with a friend, spouse, or even your child. It's never too early to teach the healing powers of meditation to your little ones. What is your favorite way to meditate? Subscribe to this feed or go to www.katietrudeau.com for more information. Read more at http://cordomum.libsyn.com/#VhReSzdJe2lH4HJx.99
Welcome to the Cor Domum podcast! Your host, parenting author Katie Trudeau, navigates families through life, guided by gentle parenting and natural living practices.
In this episode, meet Katie! Learn about who she is and how she started her journey towards peaceful parenting and natural living. If you're interested in a happier home and more joyful family life, then this podcast is for you. We all have our parenting struggles, but together we can find the joy in family life. Read more at http://cordomum.libsyn.com/#VhReSzdJe2lH4HJx.99 Join us February 14 for the official podcast launch!
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