EPISODE · Nov 6, 2025 · 45 MIN
Our Kids Don’t Need Perfect Parents — They Need Present Ones
from True Crime Connections ~ Advocacy Podcast · host True Crime Connections
What if raising emotionally strong kids started with healing yourself?In this episode, Family & Child Counsellor Jacintha Field shares how she transformed the chaos of solo parenting, trauma recovery, and pandemic overwhelm into Happy Souls Kids — a global movement that helps children regulate their emotions through storytelling, play, and real-life role models.✅ Learn how to help your child manage big feelings✅ Discover tools to build connection (not perfection)✅ Understand how parental healing impacts your kids✅ Feel inspired to forgive yourself and start againBecause our kids don’t need perfect parents — they just need present ones.How to connect:[email protected]. https://www.happysoulskids.com/Let’s Chat! Support the show🎙️ Want better interviews?Learn how to create conversations people actually remember 👉 https://tiffanierichards.com☕ Free Podcast Interview PlaybookQuestions that turn interviews into real conversations 👉 https://tiffanierichards.com/work-with-me🎙️ Follow the PodcastInstagram → https://www.instagram.com/truecrimeconnectionspodcast/ TikTok → https://www.tiktok.com/@truecrimeconnections📘 Self-Exploration Journal👉 https://a.co/d/05f5fRLb
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What if raising emotionally strong kids started with healing yourself? In this episode, Family & Child Counsellor Jacintha Field shares how she transformed the chaos of solo parenting, trauma recovery, and pandemic overwhelm into Happy Souls Kids — a global movement that helps children regulate their emotions through storytelling, play, and real-life role models. ✅ Learn how to help your child manage big feelings ✅ Discover tools to build connection (not perfection) ✅ Understand how pare...
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