Creating Anchors in Our Kids’ Lives - with Jeff Cheley & Brooke Cheley-Klebe - The A-Parently Podcast #38

Building anchors in a child's life is essential for them to feel safe enough to take the risks they need to take. But how do we as parents balance that line of being in the supporting role whilst also encouraging kids to step outside of their comfort zone?Join us today with Jeff and Brooke as we learn about important takeaways from camp and the right time to drop, or more importantly, pull up your anchor.-Guest Bios:Jeff Cheley - Owner & Director, Cheley Colorado CampsAs part of the fourth generation of camp leadership, Jeff works with his sister, Brooke, to oversee the operations of the business and continue the traditions established by Frank Cheley. Jeff and his wife, Erika, live in Englewood during the winter months with their three sons; Jackson, Harrison, and Hayden. He is a graduate of the University of Texas and a proud Longhorn. When Jeff is not driving his boys to hockey or lacrosse events, he enjoys playing golf, skiing, cycling, or taking a Sunday afternoon nap. Jeff is also involved in the larger camping profession as the current President of the Colorado Camps Network, the Treasurer of the Western Association of Independent Camps, and a member in multiple ACA committees. During the summer, Jeff can be found biking up the Cheley Challenge, driving around in his Bronco, or walking around camp.Brooke Cheley Klebe - Owner & Director, Cheley Colorado CampsAs part of the fourth generation of camp leadership, Brooke works with her brother, Jeff, to oversee the operations of the business and continue the traditions established by Frank Cheley. She lives in Denver in the winter months with her husband, Kurt, and their daughters, Ellie, Kate, and Sammie. Brooke graduated from the University of Colorado with a degree in Communications. As a former competitor in freestyle skiing, an Ironman triathlete, and a graduate of the National Outdoor Leadership School in Patagonia, Brooke brings a wealth of knowledge to Cheley. Brooke was a camper for nine summers and on staff as a counselor for three before joining the year-round team. She is a devoted, fun mom and treasures the camp experience.