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5 Questions To Help Parents Develop Self-Compassion
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5 Questions To Help Parents Develop Self-Compassion

A Step-by-Step Guide To Help Parents Develop Self-Compassion 

Why you should turn towards your crappy feelings when all you want to do is numb out. 

5 Self-Compassion Questions for Parents:

1. “Who in my life allows me to feel held?” 

2. “What am I struggling with that no one would know by looking at me?” 

3. “What am I trying not to feel?” 

4. “Where do I feel it in my body?” 

5. “What would I say to my close friend if they were feeling this way?” 

Finally, simply pause. Pause and receive the words and the internal sense of comfort. Stay present in the moment without doing anything. Trust that all will be well if you stop doing all the parenting things long enough to soak up some self-compassion.

Video: https://youtu.be/5bjElEWBrhk

Article: https://betterhumans.pub/a-step-by-step-guide-to-help-parents-develop-self-compassion-e3e1c00d1a9c?sk=bdd225fb4922f6c165ca4aeac74b9779

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As parents of atypical kids, we are going to continue to lead challenging lives. Despite overwhelm, isolation and uncertainty, we can cultivate joyful moments, which will help us feel more connected, kind and present with our kids. Together, we can turn the tide of modern parenting towards a more inclusive, compassionate and collaborative approach.
Kate Lynch (she/her): parent to an amazing atypical kid, inclusive yoga teacher, mindful parenting mentor and author. She teaches calming tools to parents of intense kids.
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