Rewriting the Story: Attachment and Self-Compassion
Rewriting attachment begins with self-compassion. Real relationships grow from safety, not perfection — learning patience, empathy, and understanding helps build genuine, lasting connection.
Attachment Runway - What is WISDOM and Where do we find it?
Parenting wisdom isn’t found in books or rules — it’s built through experience, reflection, and adapting to your child’s needs. Learn how to grow yours.
Parenting Is a Long Game — Building a Family That Thrives
Parenting isn’t a sprint — it’s a long game of growth, connection, and learning. This blog by Leanne G. Wakeling shares how to build a thriving family rooted in emotional safety, respect, and belonging. Discover how to create a shared vision, repair after conflict, let go of the past, and use language that fosters connection. It’s not about perfection — it’s about direction, compassion, and raising a family that grows stronger together.
How is “SHOULD” showing up in your life? Empowering or disempowering
How often does the word “should” sneak into your parenting? While it seems harmless, “should” often carries weight, leaving us — and our children — feeling judged, pressured, or not enough. Whether it’s “my child should know better” or “I should be calmer,” this small word creates disconnection and frustration. But what if we replaced “should” with trust, perspective, and connection? In my latest blog, I explore why “should” can disempower both parents and kids, and how shifting our language fosters growth, cooperation, and stronger bonds. Parenting is a long game — and letting go of “should” can make all the difference.
