by Marion Rose | Jul 4, 2019 | Aware Parenting, Connected Crying, Parenting Paradigm, Tantrums
Our beliefs about children, human beings and parenting have a profound effect on how we feel when we’re with our child, and what our responses are likely to be (beliefs aren’t the only things that affect how we feel and how we act, but that’s what...
by Marion Rose | Jul 4, 2019 | Aware Parenting, Connected Crying, Culture
This is a bit longer than my usual posts, and comes in three parts! FACILITATING TRUE RESILIENCE IN CHILDREN THROUGH LISTENING TO CRYING AND RAGING AFTER STRESSFUL EVENTS There is a lot of talk nowadays about how to help children be resilient. ...
by Marion Rose | Jul 4, 2019 | Aware Parenting, Aware Parenting and Sleep, Connected Crying, Sleep and Aware Parenting, Tantrums
You may have noticed that I’ve been writing a lot about the physiological effects of crying, tantrums, laughter, play, shaking and sweating last week. Physiology is not my area of expertise, particularly not psychoneuroimmunology – so I asked a dear...
by Marion Rose | Jul 4, 2019 | Inner Loving Presence Process
One of the key parts of my work is seeing how we re-create painful experiences that we didn’t ever get to heal from. I believe we re-create and repeat these experiences SO THAT we can give loving compassion to those younger parts of us and the feelings we felt,...
by Marion Rose | Jul 4, 2019 | Messages from Life, The Willingness Practice, Willingness
A few weeks ago, I was recording a podcast in my car whilst waiting for my daughter, who was at ballet. In the 40 minute podcast, I was talking about how we re-create painful experiences that we didn’t get to heal from, so that we can hear the feelings of those...
by Marion Rose | Jul 4, 2019 | Power and Powerlessness in Parenting, Power-with in Parenting, Psychospiritual Parenting
We are at the intersection of an old paradigm of power and a new paradigm of power, and there are three key places where we can see this – in politics, in partnership and in parenting. For so long in politics, it’s been about those with the most economic...
