What's really holding you back from being a happy, modern Mom?
Blanka Falk welcomes Dr. Ashley Poklar to explore the concept of "good enough" parenting, emphasizing the pitfalls of striving for perfection. Dr. Poklar is a homeschooling mother of 4, a licensed psychologist, and an educator. Serving as the Clinical Director for Sentinel Foundation, a US based organization that addresses child sex-trafficking and exploitation both domestically and abroad, Ashley seeks to positively impact the lives of childrens and families across the globe. Ashley bases her career upon the desire to bridge the gaps between parenting, education, and psychology in meaningful ways. They discuss the role of parents as role models, highlighting the importance of balancing harmony within the family. The conversation delves into parenting values, societal expectations, and the impact of the social media comparison trap. www.APoklarPonders.org www.FoundationSentinel.org instagram: @APoklarPonders LinkedIN: (2) Ashley E. Poklar | LinkedIn
Key Points
- Modeling behavior and managing emotions as a parent significantly influences children's own behaviors and emotional development.
- The concept of "good enough parenting" emphasizes that striving for perfection can be counterproductive, and handling mistakes and imperfections effectively is more beneficial.
- Balancing personal values and priorities between parents can create a well-rounded environment for children, offering them diverse perspectives and coping skills.
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