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In This Episode Summary:
In an enlightening conversation, Kiva Schuler and Genie Dawkins delve deep into the tenets of peaceful parenting, reflecting on the pivotal role of trust, the detrimental impacts of shame, and the power of patience and empathy in the parent-child dynamic. They share personal stories, one being Genie's heartening tale of her son with autism and anxiety, and discuss how recognizing a child's emotions and fostering self-advocacy shapes a healthier family relationship. From challenging the status quo to mindful discipline, this episode is a thought-provoking dialogue on breaking generational cycles and embracing the authenticity of parenting.
Key Takeaways:
1. Building Trust: Creating a safe environment where children feel comfortable coming to adults with their problems.
2. Avoiding Shame and Punishment: Recognizing that punitive measures can erode trust and lead to children hiding their issues.
3. Empathy and Understanding: The importance of listening to children's worries and validating their emotions without downplaying them.
4. Self-Patience and Growth: Encouraging parents to be patient with themselves and their children, acknowledging the journey of personal growth for both.
5. Cultural Consideration in Parenting Advice: Kiva Schuler's introspection on the authoritative voice in the parenting space.
6. Promotion of Children's Autonomy: Celebrating milestones that recognize growing independence in children.
7. Embracing Failure and Learning: Allowing children to face the natural consequences of their decisions as a fundamental learning process.
8. Legacy and Healing: Overcoming ancestral traumas and acknowledging inherited parenting styles that may be limiting.
9. Role of the Inner Child in Parenthood:*Understanding and healing one's own childhood experiences to better serve as a parent.
10. Peaceful Parenting Defined: Understanding peaceful parenting as non-permissive, non-punitive, and rooted in connection and guidance.
Links and Resources:
- Giant Institute Parent Coaching http://jaiinstitute.forparenting.com/
- The Peaceful Parenting Revolution, by Kiva Schuler https://www.amazon.com/The-Peaceful-Parenting-Revolution/
Powerful Quotes:
- "It's critical that we build an environment where our children run to us, not away from us when trouble arises." — Kiva Schuler
- "We must learn to sit with the discomfort of our children's failures, as it is through them that they will learn the most." — Genie Dawkins
- "Parenting is not about perfecting our children, it's about guiding them through the unique journey of becoming who they are meant to be." — Kiva Schuler
- "In parenting, we not only raise our children but also the child within us." — Genie Dawkins
- "Peaceful parenting is about leading with empathy, compassion, and the understanding that teaching trumps any form of coercion." — Kiva Schuler
Guest:
Kiva Schuler is a devoted advocate for children's rights and a maven of growth through mindful parenting. Nestled in the heart of Kiva's philosophy is the conviction that to foster capable, wise, and independent children, adults must first embark on their own journeys of maturity and self-improvement. For Kiva, parenting transcends the traditional boundaries of rearing young ones; it becomes a transformative process where adults and children evolve together.
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In This Episode:
In today's enlightening episode of The Parenting Cipher, our passionate host, Genie Dawkins, dives deep into the world of autism acceptance. As a parent of children with autism spectrum disorder (ASD), Genie draws from her personal journey to demystify autism, emphasizing the value of early intervention and specialized therapies in fostering development and confidence in children with unique needs. She candidly shares the challenges and triumphs of addressing speech issues and sensory sensitivities, advocating for supportive environments that celebrate neurodiversity.
Key Takeaways:
1. Early intervention is key for addressing developmental issues before bones harden, impacting overall growth.
2. Specialized therapies such as speech therapy, play therapy, and integrative listening systems can significantly support children with mental and behavioral challenges.
3. Tailoring educational programs aids children with exceptional needs in discovering and honing their strengths.
4. Community connections offer valuable guidance for families navigating the complexities of treatment and therapy options.
5. Environmental adjustments, like sensory-friendly settings, encourage inclusion and participation for individuals with sensory sensitivities.
6. Social communication styles vary—promoting understanding and mindfulness facilitates better interaction and supports for those on the autism spectrum.
7. Spreading accurate information and fostering understanding within communities, especially the black community, is vital.
8. Recognizing and appreciating neurodiversity as well as the unique strengths of individuals with ASD can transform perspectives and support systems.
Links and Resources:
Early Intervention Programs https://www.cdc.gov/ncbddd/actearly/index.htmlHow Important Is Speech Therapy In Your Child's World TPC Episode 206Sensory-Friendly Activities and Locations https://www.sensoryfriendly.net/Integrative Listening Systems https://integratedlistening.com/Play Therapy Resources https://www.a4pt.org/Autism Support Networks](https://www.autismspeaks.org/resource-guide)Understanding Neurodiversity https://neurodiversity2.blogspot.com/Quotes:
- "Every child's journey on the autism spectrum is their own unique story, deserving of a tailor-made narrative of love, support, and acceptance." - Genie Dawkins
- "Don't let anyone else's words define what your child is capable of. You know their limitless potential better than anyone." - Genie Dawkins
- "In a world full of expectations, let us be the voice of compassion, understanding, and inclusion for all." - Genie Dawkins
Remember that these shownotes provide a gateway to the deeper discussions and insightful experiences Genie Dawkins brings during the episode. For even more resources and engaging conversations, make sure to tune in to 'The Parenting Cipher' podcast.
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In today's episode Genie Dawkins delves into the importance of introducing your child to their new teacher. With the school year in full swing, Genie shares her own routine for creating a strong foundation between parents, teachers, and students. She emphasizes the need for a parent's letter of introduction, outlining key aspects such as a child's strengths, interests, challenges, and support requirements. Genie also explores the significance of setting expectations for the upcoming year and advocating for equitable education for children in special education, especially children of color. Stay tuned as Genie provides a template for crafting your own parent's letter of introduction, empowering both parents and children to have a voice in their.
Insight from this episode:
Writing a letter of introduction for your child is a helpful tool in conveying their strengths, interests, challenges, and the support they need. It also allows you to share your hopes and aspirations for the upcoming school year.Mentioning specific triggers, such as test anxiety or sensitivity to noise, and suggesting support strategies can help teachers understand and better support your child.Collaboration and communication with the school team, especially during the IEP process, is crucial in advocating for your child's needs and ensuring their progress.Addressing the systemic and educational inequities faced by children, particularly children of color, is important. By setting high expectations and providing the necessary support, parents can help their child succeed despite these challenges.Quotes from the show:
"When crafting the parent's letter of introduction, include your child's interests, triggers/challenges, support needed, hobbies/activities outside of school, and your hopes/aspirations for the upcoming year. Setting expectations and advocating for your child is vital, especially for children in special education." - Genie Dawkins"Creating a letter with your child gives them a voice and helps them get used to introducing themselves. It promotes self-advocacy and collaboration between the child, the teacher, and the IEP team." -Genie DawkinsResources Mentioned
Parent-Teacher Collaboration for Child Success Kit
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On this episode of The Parenting Cipher, join our host Genie Dawkins as she delves into the exciting topic of summer adventures. In this episode, Genie shares her love for connecting with people and imparting valuable information.
Get ready to pack your bags, because Genie is taking her family on a thrilling trip to Disney this summer! But this episode isn't just about the fun and excitement; it's about ensuring that all families, including those with disabilities, can have an unforgettable experience at amusement parks.
Genie takes a deep dive into the accessibility options available for families with disabilities at amusement parks, with a special focus on Disney and Universal parks. She explains in detail the disability access service, fast pass/express pass, ride reservation systems, and rider switch pass. Genie also highlights the benefits of early entry and late hours for guests staying on-site, ensuring that families can optimize their time and enjoy the attractions to the fullest.
But that's not all – Genie stresses the importance of park maps and apps, especially for families with physical disabilities who may need to plan their routes accordingly. By utilizing these resources, families can navigate the parks more efficiently, making the most of their visit.
Tune in to this episode of The Parenting Cipher for an insightful and practical guide to summer adventures at amusement parks. Join Genie Dawkins as she tackles the topic of accessibility with compassion and enthusiasm, ensuring that all families can create lasting memories this summer."
Genie Dawkins
Host of The Parenting Cipher, Genie Dawkins is a single mother of four and has over 25 years of being a parent advocate of special needs children. In addition to obtaining her Certification in Integrative Health Coaching, Lateefa holds an M.S. in Non-Profit Management and a B.S. in Social Sciences. Genie is the best-selling author of two books “Not My Child: Navigating Your Child’s Learning Difficulties with IEP’s and Education Resources” and a recent release “The Joyful Family Planner”. As an educational advocacy specialist, her mission is to help parents achieve a balanced life and overcome inevitable challenges both at school and home in a way that empowers parents and children.
Insights from this episode
How to plan a stress-free amusement park vacation Available accessibility options for special needs familiesPlanning routes for families with physical disabilitiesResources and Links
Disney Disability Access System
Universal Studios Accessibility System
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In this special episode of The Parenting Cipher, Tiffany Hamilton from Victor Wear shares her experiences and insights as a mother raising a son with Autism and preparing him for the workforce. Join us during Autism Awareness Month to learn about the challenges faced by differently abled children, as well as practical tips and strategies for preparing them for the workplace. Don't miss this opportunity to gain valuable knowledge and support for your own parenting journey.
About our guest:
Tiffany Hamilton has nearly 20 years of experience working as a marketer for some of the world's biggest brands. And now, she has decided to create a brand of her own - Victor Wear - an inspirational casual wear brand that celebrates victors and amplifies their stories of resilience. Victor Wear's mission is to inspire triumph over obstacles and empower underserved communities to be victorious. . Their ultimate goal is to grow the brand to become a major employer of people with disabilities.
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In the latest episode of The Parenting Cipher, explore valuable tools and knowledge to enhance your parenting journey. Gain insights on resources that can support your child's growth and well-being. Discover strategies for navigating discipline, advocating for children with learning disabilities, and managing stress. Education is highlighted as a key factor for personal development and success. Don't miss out on this informative episode! Tune in now to improve your parenting skills.
Genie Dawkins
Host of The Parenting Cipher, Genie Dawkins is a single mother of four and has over 25 years of being a parent advocate of special needs children. In addition to obtaining her Certification in Integrative Health Coaching, Lateefa holds an M.S. in Nonprofit Management and a B.S. in Social Sciences. Genie is the best-selling author of two books “Not My Child: Navigating Your Child’s Learning Difficulties with IEP’s and Education Resources” and a recent release “The Joyful Family Planner”. As a Special Education & Family Lifestyle consultant, her mission is to help parents achieve a balanced life and overcome inevitable challenges both at school and home in a way that empowers parents and children.
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In this episode of The Parenting Cipher, Genie delved into navigating the holiday season with a child who has different diagnoses that may cause social, auditory or sensory challenges. Genie talks about her own experience of dealing with relatives who don't understand her children's challenges and how she handles expectations of well-behaved children. Genie emphasizes the importance of having conversations with immediate family members and explains how they can help. Genie also shares a personal story of her child's struggle with pivoting plans and social interactions during a visit to his grandmother. Tune in to learn valuable tips for navigating family and friends during the holiday season, especially coming out of COVID, and supporting children with different diagnoses.
Genie Dawkins
Host of The Parenting Cipher, Genie Dawkins is a single mother of four and has over 25 years of being a parent advocate of special needs children. In addition to obtaining her Certification in Integrative Health Coaching, Lateefa holds an M.S. in Nonprofit Management and a B.S. in Social Sciences. Genie is the best-selling author of two books “Not My Child: Navigating Your Child’s Learning Difficulties with IEP’s and Education Resources” and a recent release “The Joyful Family Planner”. As a Special Education & Family Lifestyle consultant, her mission is to help parents achieve a balanced life and overcome inevitable challenges both at school and home in a way that empowers parents and children.
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In this episode of The Parenting Cipher, join Genie and Dr. Lauren McClenney-Rosenstein from Think Dyslexia as they explore Dyslexia and Dysgraphia. If your child has been diagnosed with Specific Learning Disorder in reading or writing, this episode is for you. Discover strategies to support your child's progress in school and enhance their reading and writing skills. Don't miss out on this valuable discussion! Tune in now to empower your child's learning journey.
About our guest:
Dr. Lauren McClenney-Rosenstein
Dr. Lauren McClenney-Rosenstein’s passion for educating, advocating, and bringing awareness to dyslexia at the domestic and international levels began in the elementary classrooms of private schools serving students with language-based learning disabilities. She has been a certified Special Educator for a decade, and she earned her Doctor of Education in Teaching, Learning, Leadership, & Curriculum in 2019 from Northeastern University and holds a dual master in Special Education and Elementary Education from Syracuse University and a Bachelor’s degree in Psychology from Syracuse University. Her dedication to providing the gold standard of instruction to individuals with dyslexia led her to obtain her endorsement at the Associate level through The Orton-Gillingham Academy in 2014.
Resources
Think Dyslexia Youtube Channel
Think Dyslexia Resource Store
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Twitter: @thinkdyslexia
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In this episode of The Parenting Cipher, explore the common issue of relying on school systems to support our children's academic progress. Genie discusses how to determine if your child is truly making progress and provides actionable steps for advocating on behalf of your child. Discover how to ensure your child receives the necessary services to improve their academic performance and boost their self-confidence. Don't miss out on this valuable information. Tune in now!
Genie Dawkins
Host of The Parenting Cipher, Genie Dawkins is a single mother of four and has over 25 years of being a parent advocate of special needs children. In addition to obtaining her Certification in Integrative Health Coaching, Lateefa holds an M.S. in Nonprofit Management and a B.S. in Social Sciences. Genie is the best-selling author of two books “Not My Child: Navigating Your Child’s Learning Difficulties with IEP’s and Education Resources” and a recent release “The Joyful Family Planner”. As a Special Education & Family Lifestyle consultant, her mission is to help parents achieve a balanced life and overcome inevitable challenges both at school and home in a way that empowers parents and children.
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On this episode of The Parenting Cipher, Leanne Sherred and Genie discuss the importance of addressing speech and language concerns in children. Limited resources in schools may lead to some concerns not qualifying for services, but parents can seek evaluation and care outside of school through resources like Expressable. Trusting your parent gut and advocating for your child's progress is crucial. Tune in for more insights on speech and language development. Don't forget to be your child's voice and check out available resources!
About our guest:
Leanne Sherred, M.S., CCC-SLP, is the Co-Founder, President, and Chief Clinical Officer of Expressable. She is a practicing clinician with a passion for helping families find accessible, comprehensive speech-language pathology (SLP) services. She has worked on school assessment teams to determine which children qualify for services, while also writing goals to help them succeed. Outside of school, Leanna works hard to ensure that families can access SLP services as needed, so that they don't have to choose between either school services or private care. Her commitment to helping families get the care they need is unwavering.
Stay connected:
Leanne Sherred
Website: Expressable
Facebook: Expressable
Instagram: @expressablehq
Don't miss out on this informative episode of The Parenting Cipher, and be sure to check out their website www.expressable.com for more resources, blog information, and to schedule a free consultation!
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In this episode of The Parenting Cipher, the importance of self-care and recognizing the signs of burnout and depression are discussed. Cassandre shares their personal experiences with burnout and how they learned to prioritize their own well-being. The discussion also touches on the cultural pressure to constantly push through and not take breaks, and the importance of having a supportive community around us. Tune in for advice on managing burnout and modeling self-care for our children. Don't forget to take care of yourself!
About our guest:
Cassandre Dunbar is the host of the Be Well, Sis Podcast. She is a mother, wife, and podcast host who is actively working on recognizing her humanity. After going through a traumatic birth experience with her son, Cassandra suffered from burnout and depression, leading her to seek help from a therapist. With her therapist's help, Cassandra was able to identify her burnout and implement self-care practices to help her cope. Cassandra is now committed to helping other women recognize their humanness and prioritize self-care.
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In this episode of The Parenting Cipher, Genie Dawkins shares her experience with schools keeping a log of her son's behavior and using it against her in IEP meetings. She talks about how schools use this tactic to avoid being questioned and provides tips on how to empower yourself and protect your child. Tune in to learn how to handle such situations and advocate for your child effectively.
Genie Dawkins
Host of The Parenting Cipher, Genie Dawkins is a single mother of four and has over 25 years of being a parent advocate of special needs children. In addition to obtaining her Certification in Integrative Health Coaching, Lateefa holds an M.S. in Nonprofit Management and a B.S. in Social Sciences. Genie is the best-selling author of two books “Not My Child: Navigating Your Child’s Learning Difficulties with IEP’s and Education Resources” and a recent release “The Joyful Family Planner”. As a Special Education & Family Lifestyle consultant, her mission is to help parents achieve a balanced life and overcome inevitable challenges both at school and home in a way that empowers parents and children.
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Resources Mentioned: Child Trends
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In this episode of The Parenting Cipher, Genie Dawkins talks to Kim Poitevin about how to navigate interactions with social workers and IEP team members. Kim provides valuable insights on how to advocate for your child and avoid negative labeling like “non-compliant” that could limit their progress in school. Tune in to learn about the meaning of “compliance” in the world of Individual Education Plans and tips for finding the right therapist for your child. Don’t miss this episode of The Parenting Cipher.
About our Guest:
Kim Wheeler Poitevin is a Licensed Clinical Social Worker specializing in childhood grief and loss. She also treats children experiencing racial disparity and discrimination in private white institutions. Kim is the owner of Amel Counseling and Consulting, a private therapy practice located and Ask Amel, a parent coaching firm in Philadelphia, Pa.
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Are you tired of not getting your child’s school to listen to your suggestions in meetings? I have a solution. Schedule a free 30 minutes session and together we will create a plan that will your child succeed in life while supporting you and the entire family. You have questions and I have answers. Let’s talk!
To hear more about cultural competency check out these episodes “ Fall: The importance of Speech Therapy In Our Kid’s World and “ Our Song: Affective Curriculums That Help Our Kids Make Progress” and to hear more about supporting our kids in white spaces check out “Save the Children: Raising Black In Kids In White Spaces”
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In this episode of The Parenting Cipher, Kim Wheeler Poitevin, a Licensed Clinical Social Worker specializing in childhood grief and loss, shares her insights on supporting black and transracial youth and their families in managing grief, loss, and racial trauma. She also discusses how to identify microaggressions and racial trauma, boost your child's self-esteem, and get your child's school to listen to your suggestions. Additionally, Kim provides tips on how race and culture can affect your child's assessment results and ways to support your child in returning to school in-person. Tune in to this episode for valuable advice on supporting your child's mental health and wellbeing.
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Kim Poiteven
Website: Amel Theraphy
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Instagram: @ameltherapy
Are you tired of not getting your child’s school to listen to your suggestions in meetings? I have a solution. Schedule a free 30 minutes session and together we will create a plan that will your child succeed in life while supporting you and the entire family. You have questions and I have answers. Let’s talk!
To hear more about cultural competency check out these episodes “ Fall: The importance of Speech Therapy In Our Kid’s World and “ Our Song: Affective Curriculums That Help Our Kids Make Progress” and to hear more about supporting our kids in white spaces check out “Save the Children: Raising Black In Kids In White Spaces”
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In this episode of The Parenting Cipher, Genie shares her personal experience with health issues and how to become a better health advocate for yourself and your family. She discusses the disparities and bias in healthcare that contribute to African Americans being at a higher risk of stroke, cancer, and COVID-19. Taking care of your body and mind is crucial for overall health, and Genie provides six tips for taking charge of your health. Tune in to this episode of The Parenting Cipher to learn how to prioritize your health.
Genie DawkinsHost of The Parenting Cipher, Genie Dawkins is a single mother of four and has over 25 years of being a parent advocate of special needs children. In addition to obtaining her Certification in Integrative Health Coaching, Lateefa holds an M.S. in Non-Profit Management and a B.S. in Social Sciences. Genie is the best-selling author of two books “Not My Child: Navigating Your Child’s Learning Difficulties with IEP’s and Education Resources” and a recent release “The Joyful Family Planner”. As an educational advocacy specialist, her mission is to help parents achieve a balanced life and overcome inevitable challenges both at school and home in a way that empowers parents and children.
Register for a free session with me to design a health plan that works for you. To gain more support on taking charge of your health listen to “ Buy Back The Block: How to Create a Self-Care Regimen The Works and “ Stressed Out: The Secret Of How Sleep Helps You To Be A Better Parent” when my guest and I talk about self-care and the importance of sleep.
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Get ready! Season 3 of The Parenting Cipher kicks off in October of 2021. On each episode our host Genie, parent confidence strategist and best-selling author, will give you the tools and resources to help your child thrive in school and in life. Nominated for the “Best black family parenting Podcast” by the Black Podcasting Awards, The Parenting Cipher is for parents both new and veteran to the world of special needs who want to best support their children’s differences. Click the subscribe button to make sure you don’t miss a single episode as The Parenting Cipher moves into the space of possibilities in Season 3!
Genie Dawkins
Host of The Parenting Cipher, Genie Dawkins is a single mother of four and has over 25 years of being a parent advocate of special needs children. In addition to obtaining her Certification in Integrative Health Coaching, Lateefa holds an M.S. in Non-Profit Management and a B.S. in Social Sciences. As an educational advocacy specialist, her mission is to help parents achieve a balanced life and overcome inevitable challenges both at school and home in a way that empowers parents and children.
What to Expect in Season 3:
Genie continues to help parents become more confident in navigating their child’s disabilities so they can reach their highest potential in school and in life. Episodes on children’s health, advocacy, business and mental and academic well being. Conversations with other parents who have children with special needs. More laughter and support from Genie and The Parenting Cipher community.Quotes from the show:
“Did you know that there is more for your child than what they’re being given, and you need to shortcut to that information that will empower you” –Genie Dawkins The Parenting Cipher Ep. #0 “I want to hear from you and get some of your thoughts, so that you can contribute to the Cipher!” –Genie Dawkins The Parenting Cipher Ep. #0Stay Connected:
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In the season finale of The Parenting Cipher, Stephanie Reed from MiJa Books talks to Genie about why representation in children's books matters. They discuss how reading diverse books can help children see themselves and others in a positive light, fostering inclusivity. Stephanie also shares how MiJa Books is making multicultural stories available to everyone. Don't miss this episode and learn how you can bring more representation to your child's reading list.
About our Guest:
Stephanie Reed and her husband founded MiJa Books last year during the COVID pandemic. What started out as a book review website quickly pivoted into a full fledged e-bookstore that showcases children’s picture books that feature children of color on the front cover and as main characters. Their mission is to find and showcase multicultural and diverse children’s books and to create a platform for indie and self-publishers to reach a greater audience.
Resources Mentioned
Cooperative Children’s Book Center
Just Ask by Sonia Sotomayor
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Stephanie Reed
Website: MiJa Books
Facebook: MiJa Books
Instagram: @mijabooks
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Join Kendra Lendsey, host of The Yo Fly Aunty Podcast, and Genie on this episode of The Parenting Cipher, where they have a conversation that all special needs moms need to have. They talk about how parenting changes as we get older and the isolation of being a special needs parent. Kendra and Genie also discuss strategies on how to be the best advocate for your child, grades, stepping on other people’s toes, the power of writing, and much more. Listen to this episode of The Parenting Cipher and learn from their experiences.
About our Guest:
Kendra Lendsey is author, lifestylist, model, public speaker, and the host of the Top Rated The Yo Fly Aunty Podcast, which is all about aging forward, enjoying life, and embracing your midlife flyness. She believes aging is a level up and not a liability. Kendra has a 16-year-old son who is on the autism spectrum and a younger son with dysgraphia.
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Twitter: @Yo_Fly_Aunty
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In this episode of The Parenting Cipher, William Atkins IV, a high school senior, talks to Genie about his experiences with Tourette’s Syndrome. William and his mother share their journey, including diagnosis, making friends, setting goals and aspirations. Listen to this episode for tips on accepting oneself and taking exciting chances.
About our Guest:
William Atkins IV is a senior at McKinley Technology High School in Washington D.C.. He is on the varsity swim team, in a group called Men of Tech, and is a rising leader and Youth Ambassador for the National Tourette’s Association of America, where he spreads awareness about his Tourette’s Syndrome. William’s mother, Tanya Atkins, joins him.
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In this episode of The Parenting Cipher, Valerie Harrison and Kathryn D'Angelo, authors of Do Right By Me, share tips on how to raise Black children with a positive racial identity in predominantly white spaces. They discuss ways to navigate interactions with schools, healthcare, and sports, and Kathryn shares her experience as a white woman raising her bi-racial son. Listen and learn how to empower your children with a strong sense of identity in this episode of The Parenting Cipher.
About our Guest:
Valerie Harrison has her JD and a Doctorate in African American Studies. She is an attorney, educator, and served as acting president of Lincoln University. Valerie first book, Color Him Father: Stories of Love and Rediscovery of Black Men, was published in 2006. She is co-author of Do Right by By Me: Learning to Raise Black Children in White Spaces (2020).
Kathryn D’Angelo has a Doctorate in Education, and she and her husband are white adoptive parents to a bi-racial son. Rejecting colorblind or post racial ideology, they confront head on the reality that they would need to equip their son for an experience far more complex than anything they had experienced. She is co-author of Do Right by Me: Learning to Raise Black Children in White Spaces (2020).
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Valerie Harrison & Kathryn D’Angelo
Website: Do Right By Me
Twitter: @DoRightByMe1
Instagram: @dorightbyme_book
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