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Raising Wild Hearts: Healing, Leadership & Connection

Raising Wild Hearts: Healing, Leadership & Connection

Author: Ryann Watkin

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The goal of this show is to help parents and educators raise confident, compassionate kids while growing into the most fulfilled version of themselves.


Ryann Watkin is an educator and mom of 3 with more than a decade of experience in education, career counseling, parenting, and childhood development.


Raising Wild Hearts helps parents and educators build stronger relationships at home, lighten the mental load, and parent with more confidence and purpose


If you want to learn about parenting with more presence and less stress, while becoming more fully yourself along the way, you are in the right place.


This show will explore questions like:
How do I stop yelling at my kids?
How do I manage the mental load as a parent?
How do I communicate better with my kids and my partner?
How do I build my child’s confidence?
How do I take care of myself without feeling guilty?
How do I find my purpose after becoming a parent?
How do I change my mindset and break generational patterns?
Is traditional school right for my child?
What are the alternatives to traditional school?


Other Topics Include: happiness, mindfulness, parenting tips, mental health for moms, sacred motherhood, holistic wellness, self-care, wellbeing, courage, confidence, emotional intelligence (EQ), conscious parenting, creativity, boundaries, stress management, positive psychology, feminine leadership, spirituality, consciousness, and success.


Listen in for: grounded wisdom, practical rituals, inspiring guest interviews, solo shows, and soulful inspiration, all reminders to help you live and lead with heart.


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Toddler not eating? Bargaining over “just one more bite”? If you’re looking for picky eater toddler tips that don’t end in tears (yours or theirs), this episode is for you. Ryann Watkin sits down with Katie Kimball, former teacher, mom of four, two-time TEDx speaker, founder of Raising Healthy Families, and author of The Picky Eater Playbook, to talk about raising confident kids at the dinner table without pressure, bribes, or power struggles. 📘Pre-Order or Order Katie's New Book The Picky Ea...
How do you homeschool six kids, start a microschool, and build something that doesn’t exist yet? Candace Lehenbauer has done all three, and she’s sharing the real, unpolished story of how to start a microschool. In Part 5 of our Education Series, recorded live at an education conference, I sit down with my friend Candace for her fourth visit to the show. After nearly two decades of homeschooling her six kids, Candace founded Tapestry Academy, a microschool in Boca Raton, and has worked as a P...
Does neurofeedback therapy work? Should you utilize neurofeedback therapy for your kids? Today we're talking about neurofeedback (also known as biofeedback) therapy for ADHD, anxiety, and academic challenges. In Part 4 of our Education Series, recorded live at The Step Up for Students Conference in Orlando, Florida Ryann Watkin sits down with Dr. Larthenia Howard, known to so many as Dr. L. After 26 years in K-12 education, including time as a school principal, Dr. L became a Lic...
Where did the executive functioning go? It’s the question Beth Sharpe hears from schools more than any other. But underneath it is a bigger one: who’s supporting the teachers, parents, and students trying to figure it out? I sat down with Beth Sharpe of Engage the Brain the day after we shared a panel on how kids, families, and schools can thrive. Beth spent years teaching kindergarten and first grade, and now she helps schools give their teachers the training and support they’ve been missing...
This isn't just a lesson in Latin. It's a conversation about courage, fortitude, resilience, and what education was always meant to be. In Part 2 of the education series, we're going back to the roots of the words we use every day and finding out— they have a lot to teach us about how kids (and the rest of us) actually grow and learn. I sat down with John Ricard, a Latin teacher with nearly 20 years in the classroom, at the Step Up for Students Conference in Orlando, Florida in June 202...
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