EPISODE · Oct 8, 2019 · 26 MIN
Kathleen Scherek: Sacred Parenting – Part 1
from Dare Ah New Belief
Kathleen Scherek: Sacred Parenting – Part 1 Take 25 minutes over lunch to feed your soul! Kathleen Scherek is an award-winning educator, author, and Sacred Parenting Coach. She mentors pregnant and new parents, grandparents, and child professionals who care for young children in the first 7 years of life. For more than 30 years, Kathleen has studied neuroscience, child development, energy psychology, vibrational health, quantum physics, and world religions. She has been a top international consultant to Fortune 200 companies, is a former university associate dean, and has advised the Walton and Gates Foundations about innovation in education. Co-founder of a Montessori-based school that has served thousands of families, she is a founding board trustee of several foundations.In the first part of their conversation on Dare Ah New Belief, Nada and Kathleen discuss: Seven years of sacred that begins at preconception.The consciousness it takes to be around our young.Sacred parenting: The sweet spot where science and spirit meet.Our heart sensing abilities.Paying attention to what we lean into with our children.Key takeaways: Our young children are constantly giving us clues as to who they are.Sacredness exists somewhere in the middle between children not understanding what we are saying or doing, and treating them like they are fully grown adults.We have soul agreements with our children. We have chosen each other.Our inner senses can bring even deeper and greater joy than the outer five senses.Our response to our children in a stressful moment will determine how that child will see themselves in the future. Connect with Kathleen Scherek Globe Envelope Connect with Nada Hogan Globe Facebook Instagram Linkedin-in Youtube Envelope The post Kathleen Scherek: Sacred Parenting – Part 1 appeared first on Nada Hogan.
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