Why We Keep Swinging Between Parenting Extremes — And How to Find the Calm Middle

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Every parent knows the feeling. One moment you’re full of love and indulgence, the next your kids are testing every limit and you swing hard in the opposite direction — yelling, threatening, or going completely permissive to make up for it. It’s human. We love our children deeply and desperately want to get it right, so we overcorrect.

Parenting in the Extremes

Parenting in the Extremes

On a recent episode of the Homeschool Ways Podcast, I spoke with Manu Brune, author of Overcorrecting: Parenting in the Middle While the World Shouts in Extremes. Manu is a parent coach, postpartum specialist, and founder of Beyond Birth Basics. She sees this pendulum swing in families everywhere — especially among intentional parents who are trying hard not to repeat the mistakes of previous generations. Continue reading »


12 Rules for Life

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Jordan Peterson shot to fame a few years ago because of the gender and pronoun controversy. As a professor, he was living a quiet life until he refused to memorize different pronouns for different students.

12 Rules for Life

12 Rules for Life – this book will rock your world

Many interviews and several best-selling books later, Peterson now works with Ben Shapiro. I am reading “12 Rules for Life” (affiliate link) his book about how to bring order out of chaos. Continue reading »