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EPISODE · May 22, 2025 · 1H 6M

Past Life Parenting with Amy Molloy

from Pop Therapy (Formerly The Curious Life Podcast) · host with Jana Firestone

What if there really is life, before life?Journalist, editor, podcaster and author Amy Molloy has spent time exploring just that. Do we have past lives? And if we do, can children remember them? Which led to her next enquiry - how we can parent our children in a way that supports their previous life experiences.In this conversation, we dove right into what past life parenting means, how we can connect with our own past lives, a new way to look at neurodivergence and the layers of research that Amy undertook to gain these intriguing insights.In her new book Wise Child (which we chat about here), Amy uncovers the lessons we can learn from our children about life and death, childhood fears and phobias and her own experiences as a mother of three. This is a fascinating look at parenting from a completely different perspective.You can find Amy at @amy_molloy or at www.amymolloy.com.au Follow the show at @jana.firestonePlease leave a rating and review on iTunes and Spotify, to help the show keep ticking along!Thank you to the wonderful Sam Talbot for the production of this show.

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