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Eating for Nourishment or Disconnection?

by Marion Rose | Aug 18, 2015 | Aware Parenting, Aware Parenting for ourselves, Control Patterns, Getting Our Needs Met, Honouring Mothers, Needs and Control Patterns, Nourish Your Needs

Hello! How are you? So many of us as women turn to food to avoid feeling our feelings. I wonder whether you ever do? We want sweetness, nourishment, nourishment, and fulfillment, and food can be a way we try to get that. Or we want to escape feelings of sadness,...

Presence, Control Patterns, and Saying Yes to Life

by Marion Rose | May 17, 2015 | Aware Parenting, Aware Parenting for ourselves, Control Patterns, Needs and Control Patterns, Present Time

Recently, I’ve started practicing what I call ‘Present Time’ again with my children. How I practice Present Time First, I make sure that I’ve done anything that I might otherwise keep thinking about – such as making a phone call, or doing the washing up. I put on a...

There are many different perspectives on thumb-sucking, and I’d love to share an Aware Parenting way of looking at it with you.

The development of our own control patterns

by Marion Rose | Mar 9, 2015 | Control Patterns

Have you noticed that your levels of presence have varied considerably as your child has been at different ages? I have. When I was pregnant, I gave up things. Like chocolate. And sugar. And when my daughter was born 12 years ago, I was determined (notice the use of...

Aware Parenting, development of the self, and repression

by Marion Rose | Mar 9, 2015 | Control Patterns

When I first came across Aware Parenting, one of the first things that I was amazed to learn, was that babies can heal from stress and trauma from birth onwards. Trained as a psychospiritual psychotherapist, I had believed up until then that repression, splitting and...

Trust, natural learning and control patterns

by Marion Rose | Mar 9, 2015 | Control Patterns

I love the idea so prevalent in Natural Learning circles about the importance of trusting our children. Of trusting what they love to do, and when and for how long they want to do it. When I combine this idea with some of my other loves, Aware Parenting...

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