NTM 452: Moving beyond your imprint to create something different
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Most of our listeners are fairly in touch with their own experience of being mothered, and based on that, will lead themselves with one of two choices: 1. Replicate the experience. 2. Do the opposite. Through heartfelt story and potent wisdom, in this episode we give you the insights to lead yourself in heart-connected mothering and grand parenting by opening yourself up to different experiences so you can create a mothering experience that is aligned and inspired, not obligated or in reaction. In this episode we discuss: - Grandparent goals - Letting your children lead themselves, and your parenting meeting them where they’re at - Allowing for a child’s normal developmental struggle, not seeking to remove it - Infatuation with your provision - Easing burden versus taking away valuable struggle - The mother archetype that gives permission to rest and return to herself - Appreciation deactivates expectation - Our responsibility is to the relationship we’re creating - Holding yourself in what’s uncomfortable so you can create more choice in your life To explore feminine embodiment, intimacy and relationship in Honey Club with Julie, visit https://julietenner.love/ To explore conscious parenting and inspiring motherhood in Reimagining Motherhood with Bridget, visit https://www.bridgetwood.life/
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