Core Beliefs Exercise

What you believe to be true impacts how you parent. As a parent, have you taken time to assess your strongly held beliefs about how a child should be raised?

Page’s core beliefs

I believe true happiness is felt when we are connected to our unique self and are pursuing something interesting.

I believe humans by nature seek emotional attachment; children need their parents to be emotionally available and to seek to be the child’s primary point of emotional attachment during the stormy seas of growing-up.

I believe every individual is born biologically wired to be unique. Our responsibility as parents, educators, and members of society is to provide environments, experiences, and opportunities where a child can discover: who they are, what interests them, and how they learn.

Take a few minutes to write down your own beliefs about raising children, then connect with Page to talk them through.