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Building Confidence From Kindergarten Through Parenting Teens: How Conscious Parenting And Modeling Behavior Raise Kids Who Trust Themselves For Life [Ep 17]

from The Cinnamon Effect - Inspiring Health-Focused Women to Live Life With Purpose

What do our kids really need from us in the hardest moments?Parenting can stretch you in ways you never expected, from the early years of constant caretaking to the teen years of quiet rooms and closed doors. And somewhere in between, you're trying to hold it all together while figuring out what's actually working and what isn't.In this episode, I'm joined by Arathi Shekhat, a marriage and family therapist who works with couples, teens, and adolescents at her Jupiter, Florida practice. Arathi is married to a child psychiatrist, and together they're raising three kids of their own, so she brings both the clinical lens and the lived-in honesty of a mom in the thick of it.Arathi and I talk about what's happening in the teen brain when your kid goes quiet, why screen limits belong on the device itself instead of in the daily conversation, and how the rage monster every parent knows actually shows us something about ourselves. We get into why cooperation grows from connection, what building confidence in young children really requires, and how conscious parenting becomes a mirror for the parts of yourself you'd rather not look at.In this episode, you'll learn:How to pause before the rage monster takes over a hard momentWhy raising teenagers asks you to allow separation without taking it personallyHow household rules around devices hold without nightly negotiationWhy modeling behavior teaches more than any lecture you'd giveHow small daily tasks build skill and independence across every ageWhat teen autonomy looks like at thirteen versus seventeenWhy impulse control in your kid starts with impulse control in youHow positive parenting strategies turn hard moments into honest reflectionWhy digital boundaries in your home shape what your kids carry into adulthoodWhether you're in the toddler phase, the tween years, or deep in parenting teens, I hope this conversation reminds you that your presence matters more than perfection, and that the work you're doing on yourself is part of what your kids are absorbing every day.Hit play and let's grow together, KimberlyConnect with me:Website: https://www.kimberlyhand.comInstagram: https://www.instagram.com/kimberlyhand_Shop The Cinnamon Effect Journal here: https://thecinnamoneffect.com/journalConnect with Arathi Shekhat: Website: https://goldcoastfamilytherapy.com/about/Your old nonstick pans could be leaching chemicals into every meal. Swap them for Caraway's non-toxic cookware and cook clean: https://rstr.co/caraway/kimberlyhandCleaner basics for the part of your wardrobe that touches you all day. Shop NADS organic underwear and use code TCEPODCAST: https://bit.ly/4ogwtBc

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