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My Joyful MidlifeAuthor: Danielle
Welcome to My Joyful Midlife, Rediscover Joy as life shifts! A podcast for women navigating the successes, setbacks and transformations of Midlife. Whether you're boldly embracing change or privately struggling to embrace your stage of life, this is our space to feel seen, supported and celebrated. Each season, I'm joined by a different co-host expanding the conversation in ways one voice alone can't. Follow the show and Listen in! Together we'll discover a more Joy filled life by piecing together curiosity, confidence, community and style through honest conversations, inspiring stories and practical advice. Topics on the minds of women in midlife that we'll discuss: Leaning into a life of Joy Leading a full and meaningful life Letting curiosity lead - A Zest for life Relationship transitions (family, friends/new friends, adult children) The Circle of Life (growth, loss, grief) Embracing new hobbies, Re-emerging Dreams Facing Boredom and Loneliness Growing Faith and Deepening your relationship with God Singleness, Divorce, Remarriage and I don't want to be bothered! Increasing Vitality (physical strength, mental sharpness, emotional resilience) Aging and what 'they' don't tell us And much more.. Send us suggestions! Follow on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/myjoyfulmidlife/ Previously the Moms Still Standing podcast Language: en Genres: Education, Relationships, Self-Improvement, Society & Culture Contact email: Get it Feed URL: Get it iTunes ID: Get it |
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Moms! Stop Yelling At Your Children
Tuesday, 14 July, 2020
Yelling is a common problem in households because when our children don't listen we get frustrated. But yelling actually adds to the frustration and doesn't cause our children to really hear us. But yet, we as Moms still YELL - I'm GUILTY! I'm sure there is three times as much yelling going on in households now while we endure this pandemic. However, Moms please know that the minute we raise our voice we lose our child. It's time, it's been time; Parents have to model the behavior we want our children to have. My guest, Ludmila Woodruff discovered very early in her motherhood journey that she didn't like parenting. She loved her son but motherhood was draining (emotional, mentally and physically). After seeing a psychologist, she began to dig deeper into why parenting was very draining. Self-reflection, healing and learning new techniques to listen and understand her children's personality and needs began to change her behavior and to view motherhood very differently. In this episode, we discuss the importance of raising emotionally intelligent children. We also discuss that Moms often think they are not enough and are not doing enough. Ludmila helps professional women who feel overwhelmed and stuck build confidence in their marriage and motherhood. She specializes in helping women to overcome guilt and increase self confidence. Connect with Ludmila here: Instagram: www.instagram.com/ludmilawoodruff
