108. Ditch the Mom Guilt for Good with Parenting Coach Albiona Rakipi
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Albiona Rakipi is a parenting coach who helps parents reframe their daily challenges to feel empowered and equipped to raise joyful, healthy humans. Inside this episode, she shares the personal story behind how she built up her parenting coaching business while working as a pediatric speech and language pathologist. We tackle hot topics like how to break free from subconscious beliefs on what parenting should look like, how to handle hard parenting decisions (even you disagree with your spouse), and the surprising truth about mom guilt… and what exactly to do about it.
Hit play to learn how to make the best decisions for yourself as a parent, and make your entire family’s life more joyful!
IN THIS EPISODE YOU WILL HEAR ABOUT:- Actual steps for how to deal with the very real mom guilt a lot of us experience (hint: it does NOT involve repeating mantras, and hear why)
- How to make the RIGHT decisions for your family taking into account the research, and looking at opportunity costs and your lifestyle choices to see what is BEST for you
- The importance of understanding how you treat your own mistakes will help your children be okay making mistakes (Including how to work on repairing mistakes without overindulging your children)
- How to break free from the subconscious beliefs we have about what being a “good” mother looks like
- What to do when you disagree with your spouse on a parenting decision (and how to decide who makes decisions over certain areas and topics with your children)
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