Today’s episode is for parents all across the spectrum looking to bring some peace to their home, but especially for anyone parenting sensitive kiddos. 

Wendy has a candid conversation with Jen Harrison about the ways she has helped thousands of parents worldwide improve their lives at home within a matter of weeks.

Jen has been named “The Child Whisperer” by Moms worldwide and has an incredible track record for showing Moms how to reduce their child’s anger and anxiety by 80% within 6 weeks or less.

Today on the Fresh Start Family Show Jen talks with us about all the things parents need to know when parenting a sensitive child.

1. The need for “parent self-care” in order to be able to give to your child emotionally
2. It takes a village to raise a child – Why it’s good to ask for support 
3. Sensitive children are sensitive to their parents emotions

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Episode Highlights:

• Jen’s parenting & parent coaching story
• Unlearning generational cycles of parenting
• Selfcare is NOT selfish
• Taking unnecessary things off of your plate
• What practical self care for parents looks like
• The new family dynamic
• The power of being a part of a group
• Gentle ways of reminding your children they are loved
• The perception of sensitive children
• Practical steps to approaching your children’s emotions

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