What Young Children
Need You to Know
How to see them so you know what to do for them
Are you the parent of a cherished young child, and tired, possibly frustrated, and even doubting yourself—or them? Are you worried about their behaviour or feeling unsure of how to support them? What makes young children do the things they do? Will they ever grow out of it?
Bridgett offers parents an extraordinary bridge connecting developmental science with conscious parenting.
Joyful parenting
Bridgett believes that joyful parenting is a journey of both the head and the heart and her emphasis is on supporting parents to bring their childrearing practices into alignment with their heartfelt intentions. By expanding on their current understanding of child development she supports parents to be more mindful about their parenting choices and guides them to become more conscious in their everyday interactions with their children.
Parent Child Relationships
Firmly grounded in her academic study of human behaviour and countless personal interactions with children, Bridgett shares her knowledge and experience with caring adults wanting to make developmental sense of the children in their lives. She assists parents to uncover what may be driving their children’s behaviour and makes practical suggestions to address their concerns while keeping the focus on nurturing a long term loving relationship between parent and child.
🥳 Happy 4th Birthday to my “book baby” 📕What Young Children NEED You to Know: How to see them so you know what to do for them.📕
Thank you to everyone who has read or listened to it. 😊
A special thanks to those who have taken a moment to send me messages to let me know how it landed for you. 🤗
If you haven’t already, please would you consider leaving a review on Amazon or Goodreads. Reviews help it to get noticed by others who might also find it insightful.❤️
I have a new book in the works all about ✨Parenting with Intention ✨ and I can’t wait to share it with you!
With love and appreciation,
Bridgett 💗
It's a fantastic book!
So happy to hear you working on a new book! 😍
Congratulations
When we only focus on the surface behaviour of the child (or person) who’s lashing out, we’re often blind to seeing the being inside of them who is hurting. That’s where we need to put most of our attention.
Who they are is always more important that what they are doing or saying.
That’s not to imply that we do nothing or have no personal boundaries.
It is to say that we do our best in that very moment to hear them, hold space for their big feelings and if necessary, express ourselves in a way that doesn’t hurt them more.
After the incident, when emotions have settled and their connection with us has been restored, that’s when we can talk more about what happened.
With love,
Bridgett ❤️