Atypical Kids, Mindful Parents

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You Don't Have to Fit In to Belong: Embracing Truth in Parenting

You Don't Have to Fit In to Belong: Embracing Truth in Parenting

How to find strength and acceptance in radically inclusive parenting with Sonali Vongchusiri.

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Kate Lynch
Apr 14, 2024
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On the Mindfully Parenting Atypical Kids podcast, I was joined by the insightful Sonali Vongchusiri, a highly-sensitive mom with three deeply-feeling and strong-willed kids. She also happens to be legally blind and have albinism.

With her heartwarming stories and profound revelations, Sonali teaches us that you don't have to fit in to truly belong.

"I think that's also the reason sometimes we as parents may hesitate to share a label. We want our kids to feel like they're the same, because we want them to belong."

-Sonali Vongchusiri

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