Bridget Manley
Bridget Manley
Staci - "We Want Her To Grow Up To Be Polite And Care About Other People And Be Empathetic, And All Of Those Values Exist Without Religion"
Staci - "We Want Her To Grow Up To Be Polite And Care About Other People And Be Empathetic, And All Of Those Values Exist Without Religion"
Staci - "We Want Her To Grow Up To Be Polite And Care About Other People And Be Empathetic, And All Of Those Values Exist Without Religion"
Tuesday 26th September 2017
Explore Staci's approach to raising empathetic and independent children without religion in this insightful episode of 'Birds In A Tree'.
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Get the buttons here!Parenting Without Religion: Staci's Journey in Raising Empathetic and Independent Kids
You know you still want them to grow up, to be polite and have good manners and care about other people and other people's feelings and be empathetic, and all of those values still exist, even without religion.
Parenting is a journey filled with countless decisions, and for Staci and her husband, one of those decisions was to raise their children without religion. In this heartfelt episode of 'Birds In A Tree', Staci opens up about the joys and challenges of this choice as they prepare to welcome their second child. They dive into the whirlwind that is a second pregnancy and the unique dynamics it brings to the family.
But beyond the pregnancy talk, this episode tackles some profound parenting philosophies. Staci passionately discusses how they emphasize empathy, boundaries, and self-worth in their parenting approach. She believes that these values are universal and don't necessarily need a religious backdrop to be instilled in children. Teaching consent and autonomy from a young age is a cornerstone of their parenting style, especially in today's complex political climate.
Staci also sheds light on the impact of gender stereotypes, particularly in children's clothing, and how they navigate these societal pressures. This episode is a treasure trove of insights for anyone curious about non-religious parenting or looking to foster empathy and independence in their children. Staci's story is a reminder that there are many paths to raising kind, respectful, and thoughtful individuals.