EPISODE · May 2, 2025 · 39 MIN
The Parenting Evolution
from Parent Coaches Unleashed · host Jessica Anger and Carrie Wiesenfeld
Send us an email @ [email protected] summaryIn this episode, the last of the first season, Jessica Anger and Carrie Wiesenfeld reflect on their journey as parents, discussing the evolution of parenting from the early days of caring for infants to witnessing their children grow into kind and compassionate individuals. They share proud moments, the importance of character over milestones, and how their fears and definitions of happiness have evolved. The conversation also touches on triggers, funny moments, and the significance of family connections in their parenting journey.takeawaysThe journey of parenting is filled with proud moments.Parenting evolves as children grow older.Character development is more important than milestones.Kindness and humanity are key values to instill in children.Parents often redefine their understanding of happiness.Triggers can change as parenting experiences evolve.Funny moments create lasting family memories.Open communication with children fosters better relationships.Parenting fears shift from safety to emotional well-being.Cherishing family connections enhances the parenting experience.🔗 Connect with Jessica Anger and Carrie Wiesenfeld:Instagram | [email protected] Hawk Life Coaching | Ocean Waves Parenting
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Send us an email @ [email protected] summary In this episode, the last of the first season, Jessica Anger and Carrie Wiesenfeld reflect on their journey as parents, discussing the evolution of parenting from the early days of caring for infants to witnessing their children grow into kind and compassionate individuals. They share proud moments, the importance of character over milestones, and how their fears and definitions of happiness have evolved. The conversation also touc...
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