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EPISODE · Apr 23, 2024 · 1H 20M

Neurodiverse Parenting Journey with MARGARET WEBB

from Beautiful Shifts · host Lindsay & Shantil

Today we are joined by Margaret who shares her story of parenting her son who is neurodiverse and on the autism spectrum. She shares lessons she learned that changed the way she was experiencing parenting and her relationships with her son, husband, and herself. We discuss letting go of judgment in parenting, following our intuition, helpful strategies, and finding peace, growth, and joy in the parenting journey.    We really loved and valued this conversation and feel so lucky we were able to connect with Margaret and hear her story and expertise! She is a wonderful person and we loved getting to know her.    Margaret is a former elementary school teacher and has been a parent coach for 12 years with many certifications and trainings. She recently released her first book "A Hero's Journey in Parenting" (available on Amazon) and has a telecourse "Parenting the Child You Didn't Expect While You Were Expecting" that has helped hundreds of parents. She is also the lead parent coach for the "Differently Wired" club since its inception. She lives in Austin, Texas with her husband, 20 year old son, and three Jack Russell Terriers.    Thank you again, Margaret, for coming on Beautiful Shifts!   Find Margaret on Instagram @margaretwebbparentcoach Facebook: Margaret Webb (personal) & Margaret Webb Life Coach (business) Margaret's book on Amazon: A Hero's Journey In Parenting   In the intro of this episode we talk about Shantil's son Payton's Instagram page where he shares fun and creative reviews of Crumbl cookies from the perspective of his bike, the Zebra Cruiser.  Find Payton's account @zebra_striper22 for Crumbl reviews and other fun content!   .................   We hope you enjoyed this conversation. We'd love if you'd subscribe and follow along for more inspiring stories.  Find us on Instagram @beautifulshifts_podcast and on Facebook where you can find more on the show, our guests, and more. Thank you for listening!  

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