Lee Davy
Lee Davy
On Our Parenting Struggles: A Q&A With Amanda Evans
On Our Parenting Struggles: A Q&A With Amanda Evans
On Our Parenting Struggles: A Q&A With Amanda Evans
Monday 1st May 2023
Discover how to handle your child's tantrums and big emotions with ease and playfulness in this insightful episode featuring Master Life Coach Amanda Evans.
78 minutes
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Episode Overview
- Anger is a healthy emotion that signals something is wrong.
- Play is essential for child development and parent-child connection.
- Approach challenging behaviours with compassion and curiosity.
- Parents' own childhood experiences can impact their parenting style.
- Children need love the most when they are at their worst.
Anger isn't inherently bad; it's a signal that something is wrong and needs attention
Parenting can be a wild ride, and this episode of the 1000 Days Sober Podcast brings you some much-needed support and wisdom. Lee Davy welcomes Amanda Evans, a Master Life Coach and Family Play-Based Somatic Healer, to tackle the often chaotic world of parenting. Amanda is like a modern-day Mary Poppins, helping parents navigate their children's tantrums and big emotions with ease and playfulness.
She shares her unique approach to parenting, focusing on creating a safe space for children to express their emotions and learn about them in a healthy way. Amanda dives into the importance of understanding emotions like anger. She explains that anger isn't inherently bad; it's a signal that something is wrong and needs attention. By addressing these emotions constructively, parents can help their children feel seen and understood.
Amanda also highlights the significance of play in both child development and parent-child relationships. She believes that play can be a powerful tool for healing and connection. Throughout the episode, Amanda provides practical advice for parents dealing with challenging behaviours. She encourages parents to approach these situations with compassion and curiosity, rather than frustration. One of her key messages is that children often need love the most when they are at their worst.
Lee and Amanda also discuss the impact of a parent's own childhood experiences on their parenting style. Amanda offers insights into how parents can break the cycle of negative patterns and create a more positive environment for their children. If you're a parent struggling with your child's emotions or behaviour, this episode is a must-listen. Amanda's compassionate and playful approach offers valuable tools and perspectives that can make parenting a more joyful and connected experience.