Acknowledging our triggers and emotions is another essential aspect of navigating parenthood. I've learned that it's okay to feel triggered and to experience a range of emotions, but what's important is how we choose to respond to them. By taking the time to identify the root causes of our emotions and empathizing with our children's experiences, we can create deeper connections and foster a sense of understanding and compassion within our families.

Non-coercive, conscious, and collaborative parenting offers a powerful alternative to traditional authoritarian approaches, prioritizing empathy, respect, and mutual understanding between parent and child. But why do it?

Revolutionizing parenting is not a one-size-fits-all endeavor but rather a journey of self-discovery, growth, and transformation for both parents and children alike. It requires courage, vulnerability, and a willingness to challenge deeply ingrained societal norms and beliefs.

Non-coercive parenting, also known as respectful or sometimes as gentle parenting, is an approach that prioritizes mutual respect, collaboration, and autonomy for both the parent and the child. This parenting style focuses on fostering a strong connection between parent and child based on trust and understanding.