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Author: Ashley Kanazawich and KJ Althoff

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Fiercely Gentle Parenting is a podcast for parents who want to raise resilient kids without losing connection along the way.

Hosted by Ashley and KJ, the show explores gentle parenting, emotional regulation, reparenting, and the real-life moments that challenge even the most thoughtful parents.

Each episode blends honest conversation with practical insight to help parents stay grounded, connected, and fiercely committed to raising emotionally healthy kids.
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In this final part of our reparenting series, we dig into the developmental piece, what is really going on in your child's brain and body during the moments that push you to your edge. Knowing the 'why' behind their behavior does not erase the hard moments, but it changes how you show up inside them.This is where the inner work and the outer understanding finally come together.Learn more about Erika or contact her directly at:www.parentingelevated.comInstagram: @parenting_elevatedEmail: [email protected] you have questions, stories, or topics you’d like us to talk through, you can reach out to us at:[email protected] can also follow along on social at @fiercelygentleparenting⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠fiercelygentleparenting.com⁠⁠⁠
Before we can show up differently for our kids, we have to show up for ourselves first. In this episode, we start a two part conversation on reparenting by getting personal about what it actually looks like to process a trigger in real time. Our friend and certified parenting coach, Erika Mathur, helps us process where our trigger stems from.This is the inner work that makes the outer work possible, and we are not glossing over any of it.Learn more about Erika or contact her directly at:www.parentingelevated.comInstagram: @parenting_elevatedEmail: [email protected] you have questions, stories, or topics you’d like us to talk through, you can reach out to us at:[email protected] can also follow along on social at @fiercelygentleparenting⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠fiercelygentleparenting.com⁠⁠⁠
Your child is not trying to manipulate you. But wow, does it feel like it sometimes! In this episode, we get real about a specific behavior that triggers both of us, and honestly? We are still figuring out how to handle it in the moment. This is one of those conversations where we are not coming to you with all the answers. We are coming to you with the vulnerable truth, because sometimes the most helpful thing is knowing you are not the only one white knuckling it through a Tuesday afternoon.----If you have questions, stories, or topics you’d like us to talk through, you can reach out to us at:[email protected] can also follow along on social at @fiercelygentleparenting⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠fiercelygentleparenting.com⁠⁠⁠
That moment when your child does something and you feel your whole body react like it is something much bigger? That is called a "trigger."In this episode, we get honest about where triggers really come from and why understanding them is some of the most important inner work a parent can do.----If you have questions, stories, or topics you’d like us to talk through, you can reach out to us at:[email protected] can also follow along on social at @fiercelygentleparenting⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠fiercelygentleparenting.com⁠⁠⁠
Repair does not just fix a hard moment. It strengthens something. In this episode, we dig into why coming back after a rupture is one of the most powerful things you can do as a parent, and what it actually teaches your child about relationships, trust, and emotional safety. Most of us never saw this modeled growing up, which means we are learning it in real time while also trying to teach it. If repair has ever felt awkward, forced, or like you just do not know where to start, this episode will change that.----If you have questions, stories, or topics you’d like us to talk through, you can reach out to us at:[email protected] can also follow along on social at @fiercelygentleparenting⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠fiercelygentleparenting.com⁠⁠⁠
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