{12.5} When Gentle Parenting Is Far From Gentle on Mums: My Honest Experience

Raising Healthy Mothers

In today's episode, I bare my soul on my experience on gentle parenting after nearly six years of being a mum. I explore the wonderful aspects of this approach but also the immense pressure it can place on mums. I discuss...

• The core principles of gentle parenting that drew me in the first place
• The one mind-blowing fact about brain development that changed my whole perspective on behaviour
• The unrealistic expectations gentle parenting can create for mothers and the pressures from social media and parenting groups
• What it truly means to set boundaries in a gentle framework
• The struggle of balancing your own needs with your child's
• Why self-compassion is important

Gentle parenting is never about perfection, despite what social media tells you. At the end of the day, it's about maintaining connection and remembering that no matter what happens you are always doing your best as a mother.

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