Kim Kleidon
We’re all different – sure we share many similarities as a species, but physiologically, neurologically, even spiritually we are different. So why do we expect everyone to meet a certain standard – especially children? Our brain is the body’s computer, controlling bodily functions, like breathing, heart rate and digestion, and nearly every aspect of how […]
Everything we do, say, and feel is picked up on by children, whether they’re family or not, children observe us every day. How we interact is what they learn about human behaviour. Generations have been raised without a voice – “Children should be seen and not heard…” is a common phrase many people over 35 […]
Human needs are basic, food & water, shelter, clothing, safety, and belonging – we want to feel protected, safe, and loved. It’s an ideal, however this isn’t always the case. In many instances relationships can determine the outcome of those needs being met – especially safety and love. Recently I encountered the term parental alienation […]
In episode 15 Beck Thompson, Author of Chasing Normal, shared her story about horrific childhood trauma and the love she longed for. Love…it’s the foundation of life, creating bonds, a sense of safety, and security. Love is crucial to build confidence, respect, self-worth, and fulfillment…there’s connection, belonging, and inner peace. What our children experience can […]
Last time on What We Teach Our Children – Leadership specialist Deb Rae talked about the importance of certainty and connection, both in developing healthy leadership and confident children. For those who experience trauma in childhood there can be no certainty or connection. What do we value most as children attaching to a primary caregiver? […]
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