The Baffling Behavior Show {Parenting after Trauma}
Ep. 142: Exploring Low Demand Parenting: Shifting Power Dynamics and Nurturing Trust
Jul 18, 2023
Amanda Diekman, author of "Low Demand Parenting" and an advocate for nurturing relationships, shares groundbreaking insights into parenting sensitive children. She discusses the revolutionary concept of low-demand parenting, which shifts traditional power dynamics to foster trust. Listeners will discover effective strategies for handling meltdowns, the importance of understanding individual stress responses, and the balance between connection and control. With personal experiences and research-backed approaches, Amanda offers hope and practical tools for parents.
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- Low demand parenting emphasizes reducing expectations to foster a supportive environment, prioritizing children's trust and emotional safety.
- Radical listening enhances connections with children by understanding their non-verbal signals, promoting effective communication and attunement.
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Understanding Baffling Behaviors through Relational Neuroscience
Relational neuroscience provides a framework for understanding the behaviors of children with vulnerable nervous systems, particularly those with histories of trauma. This field centers on the dynamics of social interactions and their impact on behavior, enabling parents to navigate confusing patterns in their children's actions. By utilizing insights from relational neuroscience, parents can develop strategies to support their children's emotional and behavioral needs more effectively. This understanding serves as a guiding map through the complexities of parenting children exhibiting baffling behaviors.
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