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EPISODE · Nov 25, 2019 · 40 MIN

TWINTALK: We’re Not Done Yet / Empowerment

from Upbringing · host Hannah + Kelty

Today on the podcast we explore why and how we’re working to grow up alongside our kids. We examine the pressure-filled impostor syndrome of new parenthood, the power of the growth mindset, the weight of our egos, and ways to play in the gray with our our learning as well as our kids’. When we can respect our kids as equals, then we can move forward, hand in hand, growing together. When we can show vulnerability, resilience, awareness and humor in our mistakes and successes, they are given that permission, too. And when we can say “I’m not done yet”, then we can all feel brave enough to ask “what’s next?” We laugh, we cry, we lean in. Join us!Relevant Links:- Upbringing’s 12 Empowerments- Upbringing’s RESIST Approach- Implicit Learning- Brene Brown- Carol Dwek Revisits the Growth Mindset- Child development: The right kind of early praise predicts positive attitudes toward effort- Beauty Sick by Renee Engeln- Screen Free Parenting Resource site- Harvard study about how the closeness of relationships helps us live longerWE’RE NOT DONE YET- We may be grownups, but we aren’t done growing. We want our journey as parents to be about progress, not perfection, so we begin each day fresh with the acknowledgement that we have just as much growing up to do as our kids.Today’s episode is supported by Tradlands- high-quality, sustainably crafted essentials for women, inspired by classic menswear. Visit www.tradlands.com and enter code Upbringing15 for 15% off your purchase.Visit our website, www.upbringing.co to learn more about us and sign up for our newsletter! We want to hear your thoughts. We care deeply about what you think and how you’re doin’, so get in touch -- we’re better together.Email us: [email protected] UpBringing on:Instagram: @up_bringingFacebook: @jointheupbringing

Today on the podcast we explore why and how we’re working to grow up alongside our kids. We examine the pressure-filled impostor syndrome of new parenthood, the power of the growth mindset, the weight of our egos, and ways to play in the gray with our our learning as well as our kids’. When we can respect our kids as equals, then we can move forward, hand in hand, growing together. When we can show vulnerability, resilience, awareness and humor in our mistakes and successes, they are given that permission, too. And when we can say “I’m not done yet”, then we can all feel brave enough to ask “what’s next?” We laugh, we cry, we lean in. Join us! Relevant Links: - Upbringing’s 12 Empowerments - Upbringing’s RESIST Approach - Implicit Learning - Brene Brown - Carol Dwek Revisits the Growth Mindset - Child development: The right kind of early praise predicts positive attitudes toward effort - Beauty Sick by Renee Engeln - Screen Free Parenting Resource site - Harvard study about how the closeness of relationships helps us live longer WE’RE NOT DONE YET- We may be grownups, but we aren’t done growing. We want our journey as parents to be about progress, not perfection, so we begin each day fresh with the acknowledgement that we have just as much growing up to do as our kids. Today’s episode is supported by Tradlands- high-quality, sustainably crafted essentials for women, inspired by classic menswear. Visit www.tradlands.com and enter code Upbringing15 for 15% off your purchase. Visit our website, www.upbringing.co to learn more about us and sign up for our newsletter! We want to hear your thoughts. We care deeply about what you think and how you’re doin’, so get in touch -- we’re better together. Email us: [email protected] Follow UpBringing on: Instagram: @up_bringing Facebook: @jointheupbringing

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