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Empowering Generations: From Surviving to Thriving in South Asian American Households
- 2024/09/02
- 再生時間： 53 分
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あらすじ・解説
In the final episode of Brown-ish Parenting, we’ll discuss unhealthy parenting cycles influenced by historical trauma, such as colonization and violence, and how these legacies affect parenting styles across generations.
Join our special guest, Maryam, a parenting coach and founder of Black and Brown Parenting, as we reflect on the importance of addressing our own histories to transform our parenting practices. We’ll delve into the concept of “holding space for your younger self” and its significance in navigating past triggers.
Through this conversation, we’ll explore the journey of unlearning harmful practices like physical punishment, yelling, and criticism. We’ll also discuss what it means to “reparent” yourself, leading to healthier relationships and personal growth.
Maryam shares practical strategies for breaking the cycle of negative behaviors and fostering a more compassionate approach to parenting, both for ourselves and our children. Tune in for a powerful dialogue on healing, self-reflection, and fostering healthier family dynamics for future generations.
Join our special guest, Maryam, a parenting coach and founder of Black and Brown Parenting, as we reflect on the importance of addressing our own histories to transform our parenting practices. We’ll delve into the concept of “holding space for your younger self” and its significance in navigating past triggers.
Through this conversation, we’ll explore the journey of unlearning harmful practices like physical punishment, yelling, and criticism. We’ll also discuss what it means to “reparent” yourself, leading to healthier relationships and personal growth.
Maryam shares practical strategies for breaking the cycle of negative behaviors and fostering a more compassionate approach to parenting, both for ourselves and our children. Tune in for a powerful dialogue on healing, self-reflection, and fostering healthier family dynamics for future generations.