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This is episode 64 and today I’m here with Ashleigh Warner talking about bringing a second baby into the family.

Ashleigh is a psychologist from Australia who works with parents around the world who are looking to heal old wounds, shift intergenerational patterns and step onto more of a respectful parenting path. She is also a mum of two young boys who are, of course, her greatest teachers of all.

Adventure of the Week

I share our Hackschool adventure of quadricycle ride through the forest on old train tracks.

Our Little Obsession

My little obsession right now is my minimalist wardrobe refresh.

Highlights

Grief: We discuss how it’s normal to feel some grief.

Big Feelings: We speak to the big feelings that might come up for our older child.

Attachment: We talk about some of the attachment shifting and work that happens in this transition.

Inclusion: We share how we included our older children.

Challenging Behaviors: We discuss challenging behaviors that have come up in our families and how we navigated them.

Regression: We give recommendations for how to respond if your children infantilize themselves in some way to share in the tender loving care that the baby is getting.

Q+A

We answer the question of how to explain a miscarriage to your young child.

Dive Deeper

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Holistic Family Psychologist

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The Raising Humans Collective

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