Bridget Manley

Birds In A Tree

Bridget Manley

  • Jan - "Foster Independence At A Very Young Age...They Can Do A Lot More Than You Give Them Credit For"

Jan - "Foster Independence At A Very Young Age...They Can Do A Lot More Than You Give Them Credit For"

Tuesday 2nd January 2018

Jan shares her wisdom on raising six independent boys and managing a large family in this 'Birds In A Tree' episode. Tune in for valuable parenting advice.
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Birds In A Tree
Author:
Bridget Manley
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Parenting & Children
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Jan's Journey: Raising Six Independent Sons

Foster independence at a very young age...they can do a lot more than you give them credit for
Picture raising six boys, all within ten years of each other. Sounds like a whirlwind, right? Meet Jan, a mother who did just that and lived to tell the tale. In this episode of 'Birds In A Tree', Jan shares her incredible experiences and hard-earned wisdom on parenting a large family. Now a proud grandmother, she reflects on the chaos, joy, and deep bonds that come with raising a brood of boys.
She’s got some golden nuggets of advice for fostering independence in kids from a young age. According to Jan, kids can do a lot more than we often give them credit for, and she challenges parents to trust their children’s abilities more. Jan also touches on the unique dynamics of raising boys and the camaraderie that develops among siblings in a bustling household. Her stories are both heartwarming and practical, offering strategies for building confidence and self-reliance in children.
Whether you’re navigating the challenges of a large family or simply looking for tips on encouraging independence in your kids, Jan’s insights are invaluable. Tune in to hear from a seasoned parent who’s seen it all and come out the other side with wisdom to spare.