Self-Healing and Conscious Motherhood with Jennifer Gardner

There are tons of ways to cope with the inevitable challenges brought about by motherhood, and it doesn't always have to be something that involves alcohol. When you have a very demanding job and very demanding kids plus a husband you need to take care of, it can get very overwhelming. You're tired and sometimes, you just turn to drink alcohol to help ease your burden a little bit. Wine is a good way to treat yourself for a job well done but turning to alcohol to deal with your kids and responsibilities at home ain't funny. You want to raise your kids the best way possible but you're unsure of how to do it with everything that you got on your plate. What should you do?  In this episode, I'm joined by Jennifer Gardner, a lovely member of our community and a mother of two. Jennifer's going to share how the method of parenting that she discovered changed the way in which she approaches motherhood, parenting, and ultimately helped her become a better version of herself! This conversation with Jennifer will remind you of why you wanted to be a parent and the joy of being one as she talks about her healing journey, and that there is another way to parent, one that helps you connect with your child!   Episode Highlights: How conscious parenting has helped Jennifer in her motherhood journey Self-care and Jennifer's healing process Transparency and teaching your kids that it's okay to not be perfect Vulnerability and modeling How to really be there for your child without hindering their growth 2 impactful things that Jennifer's learned through conscious parenting Getting curious   Enjoy today’s episode? Please share this episode with a friend. Want to support the Peace and Parenting Podcast by purchasing products through Hand in Hand parenting? Use my affiliate link.  I highly recommend the: Listening to Children Booklet Set as an essential part of learning Connective Parenting.  As a parent, how do you react when your patience has come to a breaking point?   Yelling and threatening are common reflexive responses, but there is a way more effective path to dealing with your reactions.   Healing Ourselves Through Journaling is not another handy parenting tool. It's a powerful in-depth experience.   In 6 insightful steps, you'll find out how to take responsibility for your reactions and feel proud of yourself and your child.   Click HERE to join our community and claim your free copy today. You can find Jennifer at: thejennifergardner.com or on IG @thejennifergardner   Our Sponsors: * Check out Uncommon Goods: https://uncommongoods.com/PEACE Advertising Inquiries: https://redcircle.com/brands Privacy & Opt-Out: https://redcircle.com/privacy