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🗓️ 14 November 2023
⏱️ 40 minutes
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We all bring different perspectives to parenting that are borne of our upbringing, culture, or religion. Sometimes, we find these perspectives clash over basic parenting issues like sleep, healthy eating, crying, behavior, to name a few. Janet’s guest this week is Melina Gac Levin, a mother, parenting educator, and founder of Pueblo (parentpueblo.com), an educational and consulting organization that focuses on providing evidence-based advice for helping couples weave their various perspectives together. Through self-reflection, collaboration, and sometimes compromise, there's hope for all of us to find common ground.
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0:00.0 | Hey everyone. Before we begin, I just want to remind you to please check out my new No Bad Kids Master course. |
0:09.5 | You can find out all about it at no bad kids course dot com. |
0:13.7 | Hi this is Janet lands furry welcome to unruffled |
0:19.7 | today I'm welcoming Melina Gack Levin to the podcast to speak on a topic near and dear to many of us. |
0:28.0 | How do we parent together when we see differently, when we have different views on topics like discipline, eating, manners. |
0:38.0 | Molina is the founder of Pueblo, parent Pueblo.com, which is an educational and consulting organization |
0:46.0 | born out of her experience as a mother and parent educator. |
0:50.1 | She says, as a Latina immigrant mother raising two children with a white Jewish |
0:54.8 | Italian co-parent, Pueblo is the support I hope for when I'm looking for advice. |
0:59.6 | A company that sees us that understands the joy and challenges of raising multicultural children, |
1:05.5 | and that provides advice that can weave our different perspectives together. |
1:09.5 | She believes that each of us has a unique culture and family history that is integral to who we are as parents, |
1:17.0 | and that self-knowledge and reflection are keys to empowered parenting, whether we are a single parent or seeking common |
1:25.9 | ground in partnership with another. I'm looking forward to this conversation. |
1:29.9 | Melina, thank you so much for wanting to be on the show and welcome. |
1:37.0 | Thank you so much for having me. I'm such a big fan. |
1:40.0 | Oh, thank you, that's sweet of you to say. I'm so interested in your work and it reminds me of a lot of the issues that I've tried to help parents with, but probably without the skill that you have. |
1:54.6 | When we were sort of going back and forth about putting this together today, I brought up the idea |
1:59.7 | that you help parents with differences in culture, |
2:03.4 | like ethnic backgrounds, |
2:05.3 | and oftentimes I'm trying to help parents |
2:08.3 | who have just come from a different family culture |
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