The Source Perspective of High Conscious Parenting Webinar 2

If Source were to write the ultimate parenting book, what changes do you think would be made to the teachings and re-teachings that have transpired over the years about what it really takes to be a high conscious or even incredible parent?

One of the greatest gifts in the world is to become a parent.

It can also feel like one of the most daunting and pressure-filled endeavors to embark on in a lifetime.

Now more than ever, we know how vital our early years of development are to our sense of self and direction in life. How our upbringings and childhood wounds directly dictate our successes, happiness and the quality of relationships we experience in adulthood. How impactful the care we received from our parents set the stage to the rest of our lives in both the positive and the negative.

More importantly how important it was for us to be given better tools to thrive back in our earliest years.

I always get asked how can we rewrite this narrative for the future generations. How can we show up as the best supports for what our children need on both a human and soul level.

To end the passing of generational trauma and stop them from experiencing the same set backs and future of reprogramming that so many of us on healing journeys tend to go through in adulthood.

In this webinar series we will dive deep into the high conscious world of parenting. We will discuss various topics from...

- How kids really learn and develop habits and behaviors
- The true energetic relationship between parent and child and how kids will mirror the emotional imbalances of their parents
- The Law of Bubbles with kids and how this law can be the root cause for one child becoming the "problem child" in a household
- How to become in tune with what your kid really needs from you and what they uniquely need to flourish
- How to know which skills and hobbies are best for your child to invest in to for their future successes and soul goals
- How sickness and disease with children are insights to both their needs and their parent's needs