The Eras & Errors of Parenthood Podcast

De: Love Play Grow | Christina Eromenok & Kerri Adams
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  • The Eras and Errors of Parenthood Podcast is brought to you by Love Play Grow, a leading play therapy and professional counseling boutique located in New Jersey. In this podcast, we dive deep into the intricacies of family dynamics, parenting, and the ever-evolving journey of personal growth.

    Join us as we explore the insightful words that have the power to transform families. As the hosts, we've made it our mission to articulate the unspoken, to become the missing words for families seeking connection and positive change. In every episode, we aim to bring joy back to parenting by shedding light on the keys to building a healthier family system.

    With a foundation in play therapy, we infuse each episode with a sense of playfulness and understanding. Listeners are taken on a journey that goes beyond conventional parenting advice, diving deep into the realms of emotions, relationships, and personal growth.

    The podcast doesn't shy away from the inevitable errors and missteps that occur in parenting. Instead, it turns these moments into valuable opportunities for learning and growth. We share our own experiences, as well as those of our guests, creating a relatable and supportive space for parents.

    Each episode is a blend of insightful discussions, expert interviews, and practical tips, making Eras and Errors of Parenthood a go-to resource for navigating the complexities of parenthood. Discover the profound impact of parents truly understanding their children and vice versa. We believe that when there's a genuine level of understanding, communication flourishes. And as we all know, better communication is the cornerstone of effective problem-solving within the family system.

    Whether you're a new parent, a seasoned caregiver, or someone simply curious about the world of parenting, the Eras and Errors of Parenthood podcast offers a comforting and informative guide to help you navigate the ever-evolving landscape of raising children. Subscribe now and embark on a transformative journey with us as we explore the eras of family life and navigate through the errors, all while striving for growth, understanding, and a happier family dynamic.
    © 2024 The Eras & Errors of Parenthood Podcast
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  • 020 The One With The Hardest Part of Parenting: Teaching Self Regulation To Ourselves

    020 The One With The Hardest Part of Parenting: Teaching Self Regulation To Ourselves
    May 17 2024

    The conversation explores the hardest part of parenting, which is managing oneself.

    It discusses how parents often get triggered by their children's behavior and the importance of self-regulation.

    Kerri and Christina emphasize the power of pause and the ability to respond rather than react to challenging situations.

    They also address the judgment and parent shaming that many parents face and highlight the need for self-care and self-compassion.

    The conversation concludes with a reminder for parents to cut themselves some slack.


    The hardest part of parenting is managing oneself and dealing with triggers.

    Self-regulation and the power of pause are essential in responding to challenging situations.

    Parents often face judgment and parent shaming, but it's important to focus on self-care and self-compassion.

    Cutting oneself some slack and recognizing that no parent is perfect is crucial.

    Subscribe for more conversations about authentic parenthood on the Eras and Errors of Parenthood Podcast. Happy parenting!

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    22 m
  • 019: The One With Messing Up is Apart of The Game: Breaking Down the Fear of Messing Up Your Kids

    019: The One With Messing Up is Apart of The Game: Breaking Down the Fear of Messing Up Your Kids
    May 10 2024

    Kerri and Christina break down the fear of parents messing up their children and how to navigate this concern.

    They discuss the idea that making mistakes is a natural part of parenting and can lead to growth and learning.

    They emphasize the importance of modeling and communication in parenting, as well as understanding that each child is unique and may require different approaches.

    The conversation also touches on the impact of personal values, brain development, and individual temperament on parenting.

    The main takeaway is that as long as parents are actively communicating, have a firm grasp on their values, and are respectful and empathetic, they are not messing up their children.


    • Making mistakes is a natural part of parenting and can lead to growth and learning.
    • Modeling and communication are important in parenting.
    • Each child is unique and may require different approaches.
    • Personal values, brain development, and individual temperament impact parenting.
    • As long as parents are actively communicating, have a firm grasp on their values, and are respectful and empathetic, they are not messing up their children.

    Subscribe for more conversations about authentic parenthood on the Eras and Errors of Parenthood Podcast. Happy parenting!

    Apple Podcasts | Spotify | Amazon Music

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    Follow along on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/LovePlayGrowNJ/
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    25 m
  • 018: The One With Modern Parenting and The Struggle Bus: Accepting Slowing Down and Meeting Expectations

    018: The One With Modern Parenting and The Struggle Bus: Accepting Slowing Down and Meeting Expectations
    May 3 2024

    Modern parenting often feels like being on a struggle bus.

    Parents today lack the support and help that previous generations had.

    The pressure to do it all and be involved in every aspect of their children's lives is overwhelming.

    The concept of a village raising a child is non-existent in today's society.

    The societal pressures and expectations on parents contribute to the feeling of being overwhelmed.

    The power of pause and intentional slowing down can help parents manage the pressures and prioritize what is truly important.

    Subscribe for more conversations about authentic parenthood on the Eras and Errors of Parenthood Podcast. Happy parenting!

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    Sign up for Love Play Grow's monthly email: https://loveplaygrownj.com/insider/

    Follow along on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/LovePlayGrowNJ/
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    26 m
Audiolibros Infantiles Psicología Crianza y Familias Relaciones Hygiene & Healthy Living
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