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#054: Imperfect Parenting and "That's OK" with Chananya Abraham

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This episode delves into the importance of embracing imperfection in parenting, highlighting how humility and empathy can strengthen parent-child bonds.

Overview
In this episode, Rob Rohde and Chananya Abraham explore the realities of imperfect parenting, focusing on the necessity of being present and adaptable. They discuss the importance of connecting with children beyond mere parental love, emphasizing curiosity and understanding. The conversation also addresses the impact of ego in parenting, offering insights and strategies to foster stronger relationships through humility and empathy.

Key Points

  1. Parenting Realities: Parenting is a continuous learning process, filled with unexpected challenges requiring presence and adaptation. Chananya emphasizes the inevitability of parenting imperfections and the need to be in the moment.
  2. Connection with Children: The importance of liking and connecting with one's children beyond the unconditional love parents naturally feel. Chananya shares insights on staying curious about children's interests and preferences to foster deeper connections.
  3. Ego in Parenting: Chananya defines the parenting ego and its impact on parent-child relationships. The discussion highlights instances where parental ego can hinder understanding and connection with children.

What to Expect:
Listeners will gain valuable insights into the realities of imperfect parenting and learn strategies to navigate parental roles and build strong connections with their children. The discussion will also explore the impact of ego in parenting and provide practical advice on fostering empathy and humility to nurture healthier parent-child relationships.

Guest Links:

Rob Rohde l The Business of Being Dad
Visit Rob Rohde LLC
Connect with Rob on LinkedIn
To learn more about The Thriving Dad, book your FREE CALL with Rob here.

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Chapters

1. #054: Imperfect Parenting and "That's OK" with Chananya Abraham (00:00:00)

2. The Business of Being Dad (00:00:02)

3. Balancing Parenting Priorities and Needs (00:12:31)

4. Parenting Through Curiosity and Connection (00:15:20)

5. Understanding and Connecting With Children's Interests (00:19:01)

6. Parenting With Curiosity and Empathy (00:23:31)

7. Parenting as a Single Dad (00:30:29)

56 episodes

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Manage episode 424204144 series 3498621
Content provided by Rob Rohde l The Single Father Coach. All podcast content including episodes, graphics, and podcast descriptions are uploaded and provided directly by Rob Rohde l The Single Father Coach or their podcast platform partner. If you believe someone is using your copyrighted work without your permission, you can follow the process outlined here https://player.fm/legal.

This episode delves into the importance of embracing imperfection in parenting, highlighting how humility and empathy can strengthen parent-child bonds.

Overview
In this episode, Rob Rohde and Chananya Abraham explore the realities of imperfect parenting, focusing on the necessity of being present and adaptable. They discuss the importance of connecting with children beyond mere parental love, emphasizing curiosity and understanding. The conversation also addresses the impact of ego in parenting, offering insights and strategies to foster stronger relationships through humility and empathy.

Key Points

  1. Parenting Realities: Parenting is a continuous learning process, filled with unexpected challenges requiring presence and adaptation. Chananya emphasizes the inevitability of parenting imperfections and the need to be in the moment.
  2. Connection with Children: The importance of liking and connecting with one's children beyond the unconditional love parents naturally feel. Chananya shares insights on staying curious about children's interests and preferences to foster deeper connections.
  3. Ego in Parenting: Chananya defines the parenting ego and its impact on parent-child relationships. The discussion highlights instances where parental ego can hinder understanding and connection with children.

What to Expect:
Listeners will gain valuable insights into the realities of imperfect parenting and learn strategies to navigate parental roles and build strong connections with their children. The discussion will also explore the impact of ego in parenting and provide practical advice on fostering empathy and humility to nurture healthier parent-child relationships.

Guest Links:

Rob Rohde l The Business of Being Dad
Visit Rob Rohde LLC
Connect with Rob on LinkedIn
To learn more about The Thriving Dad, book your FREE CALL with Rob here.

  continue reading

Chapters

1. #054: Imperfect Parenting and "That's OK" with Chananya Abraham (00:00:00)

2. The Business of Being Dad (00:00:02)

3. Balancing Parenting Priorities and Needs (00:12:31)

4. Parenting Through Curiosity and Connection (00:15:20)

5. Understanding and Connecting With Children's Interests (00:19:01)

6. Parenting With Curiosity and Empathy (00:23:31)

7. Parenting as a Single Dad (00:30:29)

56 episodes

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