Parentales

Ever feel like you're carrying baggage from childhood? We all do. No one is an exception to this pattern. This podcast explores the transformative power of "re-parenting," the process of nurturing your inner child and healing past wounds. We will explore the "why" behind re-parenting. Once we have clarity over our "why", navigating through re-parenting tactics wou...

In a world of constant stimulation, it's time to rediscover the magic of boredom for your child's growth and development. Get ready to embark on a journey where boredom becomes the gateway to endless possibilities. Let's empower our children to dream, explore, and thrive!

Nothing can hurt us more than entering into conflicts with our own children. But, our simple effort to connect with our children can heal even the deepest wounds.

Welcome to "Cracking the EQ Code," the podcast that takes you on a captivating journey into the depths of emotional intelligence. Join us as we unravel the mysteries of human emotions, delve into the science behind empathy and self-awareness, and explore practical strategies for enhancing your EQ in all areas of life.

There are many parenting myths that are getting surfaced, especially after mindful parenting became popular in recent times. When we become parents, we invariably buy into those stories without thinking through the ripple effects it creates for our own selves and for our child. Lets decode them and bust it once and for all.

Happiness is a journey - so, what is that journey? Experience the 5 steps to happiness!

Explore ways and means to establish deep connections with your child, through references with our own connections with our parents. 

Most of our current problems we face in life, stem from our core limiting disempowering belief! It is equally surprising to note that we gave massive shape to these beliefs when we were children, limiting our capacity to act in the present moment, and limiting our intellect to realize the "lie" in these "be lie fs". Most of us spend our lives and energies only trying to recover...

Parenting often means reflecting on our own childhood. And we parent our children, either how our parents raised us or the way we hope to have been raised. Imagine, if I told you, "You are responsible for physical, emotional, social, intellectual and spiritual development of this tiny little baby!", would you say, "Huh! A walk in the park!"? Unlikely. Join me - Subadra, a curio...