Parents Are People

Ashley meets with guest Quanda to hear her story as a parent and grandparent and the lessons she has learned in letting go and trusting the process.

Host Ashley, shares about some of her experiences as a Social Worker for Social Work Appreciation Month and leads us to this week's guest Robert, who talks about ways he tries to use his knowledge an experience to ensure his daughter is happy, and grows into a happy, well adjusted adult... in due time.

Host Ashley sits with Adrienne to discuss those things that hurt the parent-child relationship such as; disrespect, criticism, sarcasm, or judgment. The effects of those things, and some ideas on how to mend.

Ashley sits with guest Alicia to discuss giving kids privacy, why it's important, how to do it, and what the benefits are.

Ashley sit down with guest Rudy to hear his experience going through the journey of gaining custody of his child, and the growth and bond that formed as a result. 

Ashley is joined by guest Toni talks about the journey of maternity and the process of growth that has to occur to provide for a new life.

This weeks guest Ress, brains behind the podcast SheWolf Alchemy, joins us to discuss what it's like supporting a child’s free spirit. What it looks like to not let your stuff get in the way of your child growing into the most full version of themselves. 

Join host Ashley in a fascinating conversation with Andrew about the joys and challenges of fatherhood. Andrew offers insightful perspectives on self-growth, forgiveness, and the importance of self-care. Listen as he shares how he navigates his roles as a husband, a father, and an individual. This episode is a deep-dive into the nuances of intentional parenting and the significance of personal dev...

This episode guest Patrice shares her experience of being a new mom and it has challenged her as a person. She also shares with us some words of wisdom of how setting boundaries can create space for vulnerability.

This week Ashley meets with guest Derron as he shares about the lessons of his father had how it had shaped him as a man, a partner, friend, entrepreneur, and of course as a person.

Ashley begins the journey of exploring parents as people by sitting down with her own mother to discuss what it was like for her as a young, single parent in the military. For blog and additional updates check out Parentsarepeople.net 

Parents are people trailer, join me in thoughtful discussion and storytelling that reminds us that parents are PEOPLE!