Podcast Episode

47. WHAT DOES IT MEAN TO BE A NURTURING PARENT?

The Nurturing Parent: Respectful Parenting, Gentle Parenting, Toddler Behavior, Big Feelings, Regulate Emotions·Parenting Coach Lisa Sigurgeirson E.C.E. & Mom of Two Sareena Jimenez·17 July 2026·24 min

About this episode

Send a textThis week we wanted to share why we chose "The Nurturing Parent" and what that means for us. We believe that a nurturing parent allows for the healthy growth and development of their little ones. Here are 4 basics of how to be a nurturing parent to your babies. This also may just serve as a reminder to cherish your little ones, show them love, accept them and all their feelings,  and encourage them. By doing this we will be raising good human beings, it will make our parenting journey easier, and you will enjoy your little ones more when you embrace your nurturing side without the business and distractions that we encounter every day. Being a nurturing parent builds trust and respect, emphasizes connection, and requires you to be present. This all builds the confidence and self-esteem of our young ones which allows them to develop into strong independent individuals. We get into the basics but a nurturing parent has many other qualities as well. This may look different for each individual parent as well.  What does a nurturing parent look like for you? Your homework is to embrace those nurturing instincts and hug and love your kids all you can this weekend, make it your intention with undivided attention! 🥰 Please share and tag us on our platforms below if you enjoyed this episode! Instagram : The Nurturing Parent Facebook : The Nurturing Parent Group Support us : Buy Me A Coffee Original music ©Lisa K Sigurgeirson 1986 Support the showInterested in Coaching E-mail us at: thenurturingparent.pod@gmail.com or dm us on instagram at: The Nurturing Parent If you are listening on apple podcasts please DROP A REVIEW & JOIN US us through the links below!! Instagram: The Nurturing Parent Facebook Page: The Nurturing Parent Original music ©Lisa K Sigurgeirson 1986