This week Katie and Sam are joined by Pam Clark and Stacie Mahoe, gentle parenting veterans, for part 2 of their discussion on what gentle parenting teens looks like, and how to transition from punitive to gentle parenting during these complex years. Pam and Stacie answer some of our listener …
This week Katie and Sam are joined by Pam Clark and Stacie Mahoe, gentle parenting veterans, to discuss what gentle parenting teens looks like, and how to transition from punitive to gentle parenting during these complex years. Pam and Stacie answer some of our listener questions and share their wisdom! …
This week Katie and Abby discuss how to curb unrealistic expectations in parenting, and how gentle parenting techniques can actually make your parenting journey much easier. SHOW NOTES: Got Power Struggles? How to Get Kids to Listen to You (Parents With Confidence)
Hey there, Katie here.After listening through and editing this episode, I decided that I need to say just a little bit more. What I wanted to convey wasn’t exactly clear, and by writing just a few words, I hope to clarify some things that I thought were lacking. One; I …
After recording our podcast episode on gentle parenting with depression/anxiety, I wanted to offer encouragement for those who feel like they are failing their children, especially spiritually. God hears our prayers and is not surprised or caught off guard by our weaknesses; His will cannot be thwarted by our difficulties, …
In this episode, Sam and Katie get real about their experience living and gentle parenting with depression and anxiety. Practical tips on handling depression and/or Anxiety, from Sam Matherly
Welcome back to Tending Lambs! In this short episode, Katie, Abby and Sam kick off the new season with some updates on where we will be going this season on the podcast.
I’ve been thinking a lot about how I can go through this season well as a gentle parent–both in staying gentle with my children, and in respectfully dealing with difficult situations with others. I decided to share my goals here, in hopes they may help some of you as you’re …
Our brains were designed to respond to threats–real or perceived–by instantly switching into fight/flight freeze mode in order to maximize our chances for survival. Essentially, what happens is the amygdala hijacks the prefrontal cortex, making it so that we can act without thinking–which is super helpful when dealing with actual …
This week Katie and Abby discuss what it means to extend the principles of gentle parenting to yourself. Show Notes Our Need for God’s Word by Paul Jordan