Host: Alex Urbina and Jazmine Urbina

Guests: Erin Taylor

Topic: Parenting Styles

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On Today’s show hosts Alex Urbina and Jazmine Urbina discuss parenting styles and welcome special guest Erin Taylor.

Is your style of parenting effective? Is your style of parenting affecting your child in a positive or negative way? Do you even know what style you have in regards to your parenting?

When I was younger I was a controlling parent, a controlling style of parent, Alex said. I was the boss, I was the manager.

It wasn’t until I got more conscious when I was able to shift my train of thought and change my parenting style, Alex said.

Previous Episode: Personal Power – My Conscious Dad – May 12, 2017

When we start parenting we think we have a grasp on things but we have no idea, Erin said. I want to highlight that as parents we beat ourself up a lot but we really shouldn’t.

But what I tell parents is that, it is never too late to have a better and healthier relationship with your children.

At the core of parenting a lot of the time, is fear, Alex said.

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