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Being a conscious parent is not about arriving at a destination…after which you have earned the title “conscious parent.” It’s not a designation to put on your resume, or a symbol of having achieved a certain level of mastery of its principles. It’s about the commitment to the journey – and it can start on day one. You can choose TODAY to be a conscious parent. It means you are committed to the never-ending journey that emphasizes growth, truth, authenticity, and presence. We can all practice these skills and achieve various levels of mastery, however the genuine intention towards the journey is the most important piece that matters. Conscious Parenting is not a checklist of external attributes….it’s about the process. It is not about being a “human being,” but about being a “human becoming.” It is about being authentic, vulnerable, and honest. While there is a full spectrum of what that looks like from the outside, the most important aspect of being a conscious parent is the intention.

Do you know your love language?

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You may have heard of the term “love language,” but do you really know what yours is?  Your spouse’s?  Your child’s? Part of being a conscious parent, is understanding these important differences in our loved ones, AND ourselves.  The more we can learn about ourselves, the more we can share that with the people who […]

Conscious Parenting: Presence and Popsicles

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Our homemade fruity dessert treat A few weeks ago, a wonderful post was floating around social media circles about making your own fruity popsicle treats.  I just loved the idea and with my little culinary inclined daughter, we made these one afternoon after school. We gathered up some of our organic fruits and began slicing. […]

Sunsets: A great teacher of presence

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Just less than 5 minutes ago, I was standing on my deck overlooking the Pacific ocean, witnessing yet another sunset.  Tonight’s sky was a winter sky, with clouds, and pockets of sunshine, with depth from the layers of moisture in the air.  Yet when the sun made it’s final descent “into the ocean,” something struck […]