When we are armed with the right Information, it helps us access the facts and improves our thinking and our decision making. But how do we provide this as parents so they hear it? In this episode, Rachel & Sophie discuss facts v opinions, being in denial, giving permission and boundaries.

In this final episode of the series, Rachel & Sophie discuss the role of questions in raising thinkers. They discuss and share stories on how the power of questions can unlock untrue and limiting assumptions

On the one hand we want our children to be themselves

and share their uniqueness with the world. On the other hand we want them to 'fit in' and 'belong'. Does this mean we dilute their authenticity? Rachel and Sophie share stories and practical ideas to help you raise children who can think for themselves through the lens of the difference.

Appreciation is not just a nice thing to do, it is essential to raising children who can think for themselves. Rachel & Sophie share why it is so important and how we can practise it as parents and teachers.

In this episode Rachel & Sophie talk about the fact that feelings don't need to be fixed, they need to be felt. How we respond to feelings as parents is a game changer in helping out children learn to navigate their feelings in later life.

Rachel & Sophie share their ideas, experience and stories in relation to the component of equality and its importance in raising children who can think for themselves.

As parents, we play a pivotal role in creating the conditions for our children to learn to listen and trust their hearts. Rachel & Sophie share what we mean by encouragement and how it impacts our children's ability to think for themselves.

Rachel & Sophie share how creating ease as a parent is easier said than done, and that it is possible to be busy and feel at ease. When we show our children how to create ease for themselves, they will be much more likely to raise the quality of their thinking as they grow up.