There Are No Wrong Answers

There Are No Wrong AnswersConsent, God, and ASMR: Raised on Shame, Kids Edition Season One FinaleIn this special Mother’s Day season finale of Raised on Shame, Kimberly sits down with her daughters for tea, questions, giggles, and an unscripted conversation about God, love, shame, consent, death, boundaries, curiosity, and the questions adults are sometimes afraid to answer.Together, they explore:what love feels likewhether grownups know everythingwhat consent meanswhat shame feels likewhat happens after people diewhy asking questions mattersand what it sounds like when children are allowed to think out loud without fearThis episode is messy, funny, thoughtful, philosophical, tender, distracting, sincere, and deeply human.Topics discussed include:emotional safetyshame-free parentingspirituality and faithbodily autonomyconsent and boundariesgrief and deathchildhood curiosityraising children without fear-based conversationsBooks & Resources MentionedLet’s Talk About Body Boundaries, Consent and RespectA children’s book focused on body ownership, consent, respectful relationships, boundaries, and emotional safety.Midtown ReaderAmazing You!: Getting Smart About Your Private PartsA body-awareness book for young children focused on anatomy, privacy, boundaries, and age-appropriate conversations about bodies.Midtown ReaderListener ReflectionTake a quiet moment sometime this week and ask yourself:“What questions was I afraid to ask as a child?”Or:“What parts of myself learned that curiosity was unsafe?”You do not have to solve those questions.Just notice them.And if you have children in your life, maybe ask them a real question and let their answer exist without correcting it.If this episode resonated with you:follow the podcastleave a rating or reviewshare the episode with someone you trustor send a message about what stood out to youDisclaimerRaised on Shame is a storytelling and conversational podcast and is not a substitute for therapy, mental health treatment, medical advice, or crisis services. The views shared in this episode are personal reflections and lived experiences intended for educational and reflective purposes only.Connect with Kimberly and find additonal resources at wildertally.comIf this episode resonated with you:follow the podcastleave a rating or reviewshare the episode with someone you trustor send a message about what stood out to youThank you for listening to season one of Raised on Shame.