Shawn Hopkins
aParently! A Podcast for Parents
Coach Shawn Hopkins of Shawnhop.com is a coach for parents and committed to the practice of parents sharing what works for them. Through his individual coaching, podcasts, and written material Coach Shawn keeps the conversations flowing so you can be great at the most important task there is- raising good people. Join the conversations with other parents at https://www.aparently.community/ Schedule your free Coaching Session with Coach Shawn at https://shawnhop.com/
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Episodes
Stay Cool Daddio- Counting Exhales When Putting Kids to Bed 22.09.2024 3:46
Very simple technique of counting your exhales up to 10. Especially effective when putting kids to bed. Please provide me with your feedback at www.shawnhop.com
Stay Cool Daddio- Mindfulness and Breathing Exercises for Parents- Exhale for 8 22.09.2024 3:48
Take this into your next heated battle with your kids. Exhale for 8 puts your focus on your breathing instead of your emotions and the many possible outcomes you are rolling in your head. Keeps you cool so you can be your best for your kids.
Trailer: Stay Cool Daddio- Mindfulness and Breathing Exercises for Parents 22.09.2024 2:14
Welcome to Apparently a podcast’s special series- Stay Cool Daddio! As we get older we are more prone to outbursts of anger, and grumpiness. Often times they happen out of no where but they can harm our relationships with our kids. Someone once said- You can’t stop the waves, but you can learn how to surf. I will be producing breathing and mindfulness exercises titled- Stay Cool Daddio to help you...
Big Clean-Ups with Kids Made Easy: Avoiding Meltdowns 22.09.2024 5:41
aParently host Coach Shawn Hopkins provides a quick-tip on Big Clean-Ups with kids minus the meltdown. Please share your feedback at shawnhop.com
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