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Why Google Shouldn’t Be a Part of Your Village in Motherhood

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Today’s episode is one that I’ve been thinking about for a really long time and that is why Google (or anyone who gives you one-size-fits-all parenting advice) should not be a part of who or what you’re consulting when you’re making parenting decisions. I share my experiences of feeling overwhelmed as a new mom and turning to Google for answers, only to find myself more stressed. I also take the time to emphasize the importance of tuning into your child's unique needs and trusting your parental intuition as a way to feel closer to your child and better support their unique sleep needs. Of course, I also discuss how personalized sleep consultations can help parents better understand and respond to their child's specific requirements and what it could look like to work together. No matter what you may be experiencing as far as your child’s sleep, I hope this episode helps you not feel so alone.

Connect with me on Instagram: @resting_in_motherhood or visit the show’s site here.
Work with Brittni:

  • View current 1:1 Call and/or Email support services here
  • Purchase the comprehensive sleep course, Resting in the First Year
  • Book a 15 Minute Discovery Call here
  • Check out additional workshops and guides here

The Resting in Motherhood Podcast is produced by Heart Centered Podcasting.

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Today’s episode is one that I’ve been thinking about for a really long time and that is why Google (or anyone who gives you one-size-fits-all parenting advice) should not be a part of who or what you’re consulting when you’re making parenting decisions. I share my experiences of feeling overwhelmed as a new mom and turning to Google for answers, only to find myself more stressed. I also take the time to emphasize the importance of tuning into your child's unique needs and trusting your parental intuition as a way to feel closer to your child and better support their unique sleep needs. Of course, I also discuss how personalized sleep consultations can help parents better understand and respond to their child's specific requirements and what it could look like to work together. No matter what you may be experiencing as far as your child’s sleep, I hope this episode helps you not feel so alone.

Connect with me on Instagram: @resting_in_motherhood or visit the show’s site here.
Work with Brittni:

  • View current 1:1 Call and/or Email support services here
  • Purchase the comprehensive sleep course, Resting in the First Year
  • Book a 15 Minute Discovery Call here
  • Check out additional workshops and guides here

The Resting in Motherhood Podcast is produced by Heart Centered Podcasting.

  continue reading

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