Human Design is endlessly fascinating and interesting to learn about. But it's also very useful as a tool in parenting.

In today's episode I'm discussing 3 ways to use Human Design as a support in your parenting. Briefly, Human Design can:

1. Give you inside information into your child's motivations and energy level. Knowing this information will give you a primer on how to guide and teach your child in a way that will be kind and helpful.
2. Help you avoid 'conditioning' your child. Conditioning is when a person lives contrary to their inherent nature, and covers up who they really are in order to please someone else, or in order to conform in a way they think they 'should.' So if you are trying to raise an authentic human being, you want to avoid 'conditioning.'
3. Promote understanding and compassion between siblings. When you teach each of your children about their Human Design they understand better that they are different from each other - and that that's okay. Compassion and kindness become more frequent occurrences, and peace becomes more common in your home!

I invite you to book a free Discovery Call with me. Bring to the call a conflict, challenge or question about your child, and I'll give you a Mini-Assessment of the issues that might underlie your challenge. Book a free call HERE.

We've been talking about the "6 Best Ways to Support Your Child as They Make Their Own Way." I consider today's way, the 6th way, the most important.

When you think of supporting your child the focus is always on your child - you ask yourself, 'what can I do for my child?' or 'how can I ensure my child grows up well?'

To best support your child, though, you have to start with yourself. You want to give to your child, but it's important to remember that what you give has to be the overflow from your full cup. If your cup of what you need to be your best self isn't full, then you're essentially giving what you don't have.

The trick is to fill your cup with what you need. Each mom's needs are different, based on their energy, their body, their spirit, their nature. So you may not need what your friend thinks you need, or what your friend needs.

What do you need? And how can you get it?

How does it affect your child when you DO get what you need - and when you don't?

For a Free Worksheet to journal about today's topic, click HERE.

Do you have a challenge or issue with your child? Perhaps you just have a question about Human Design. I invite you to schedule a Free Mini-Assessment with me. Bring your question about behavior or challenge with your child, and I'll give you mini-assessment of some issues that may be underlying the challenge. Then we can discuss how I might support you or direct you to a different form of support. Schedule your complimentary Mini-Assessment HERE.

This is the 5th in a series of "The Six Best Ways to Support Your Child as They Make Their Own Way.'

When an expert like a teacher or a doctor or coach tells you there is something 'wrong' with your child, it can feel very emotional - and not in a good way. Your first reaction might be to get defensive or to feel inadequate as a parent.

But you know your child in a million ways that this expert doesn't. If you're able to ask questions to gain information, you'll be better equipped to work with the expert to solve a problem.

To request a Free worksheet, Being an Advocate for Your Child With Experts, click HERE.

Have an challenge, question or problem with your child? Click HERE to schedule a Free Discovery Call. I'll give you a Free Mini-Assessment of the issues that might underlie that challenge or problem. Then we can talk about how I might support you in resolving those underlying issues, or direct you to where you can get support.