Human Design for Parents & Kids Podcast Helping parents decode their children's behavior so they can make deeper connections.

Welcome back to Human Design for Parents and Kids!
Today, I have a special guest on my podcast, Jess Bubbico. She is a 4/6 Emotional Manifestor. She initiated an appearance on the show to talk about how to develop and teach Emotional Intelligence within ourselves and with the children in our lives. One of the amazing tools she shared was her children’s book, “Jessi Lou & The Magic of You!” - an adorable asset that parents and educators can use to begin the conversation about the emotional wave.
As we discuss in the show, experiencing an emotional wave as a child is really powerful and can be kind of scary. And frankly, parents and other adults can experience the emotional wave as unnerving as well.
During this two-part episode, we discuss the emotional wave from both the perspective of the person with a Defined Solar Plexus, as well as from the perspective of the person with an Undefined Solar Plexus.
What is Emotional Intelligence and Why Does it Matter?
Emotional Intelligence is the art of understanding and processing emotions.
It matters because:
* 1 in 5 children experiencing mental health issues, and only 20% receiving supportive care
* Large-scale studies link unprocessed emotions to illness and chronic health conditions, making it even more critical for children to also help prevent physical dis-ease.
* According to the WHO half of mental health conditions start by the age of 14, most undetected and untreated. Additionally, 20% of teens have seriously considered suicide, making strong habits that will help during the trying adolescent years more important than ever.
* As a collective, we are currently undergoing a mutation of the Solar Plexus. The new paradigm will embrace the wisdom of the Solar Plexus. Learning to respect and harness this powerful energy will be one of the keys to our future as a society.
Jess Bubbico (4/6 Emotional Manifestor, RAX Vessel of Love) is a Human Design/Gene Keys guide and former pediatric speech pathologist. Jess is the author of "Jessi Lou & The Magic of You!" (available on Amazon), a beautifully illustrated, Human Design-inspired storybook to help caregivers and children learn how to accept and lovingly work through big emotions (whether defined or undefined) while spending quality time together reading a captivating story.
* Learning to love big emotions
* Supporting Highly Sensitive Kids
* Not taking our child’s emotions personally
* Creating a mind-body connection at an early age
* Role modeling for kids
* Putting it into practical action
Jessi Lou is a young girl with big emotions that often leave her feeling overwhelmed. She is met by a special friend who teaches her to love and accept herself through her big feelings and provides a simple 5-step framework to help children and adults to work through big emotions together.
You can hear Jess talk about the book on CBS 12 West Palm Beach News and on Eyewitness News 3’s Great Day Connecticut. Jess has also been on numerous podcasts discussing Human Design and the Gene Keys, including her own show, Waking Up With Jess! You can also find her on Instagram.
To learn more about how to use the Human Design tool as a parent or educator, you can reach Sashya on Instagram or at www.sashyaclark.com.


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Welcome back to Human Design for Parents and Kids!
Today, I have a special guest on my podcast, Jess Bubbico. She is a 4/6 Emotional Manifestor. She initiated an appearance on the show to talk about how to develop and teach Emotional Intelligence within ourselves and with the children in our lives. One of the amazing tools she shared was her children’s book, “Jessi Lou & The Magic of You!” - an adorable asset that parents and educators can use to begin the conversation about the emotional wave.
As we discuss in the show, experiencing an emotional wave as a child is really powerful and can be kind of scary. And frankly, parents and other adults can experience the emotional wave as unnerving as well.
During this two-part episode, we discuss the emotional wave from both the perspective of the person with a Defined Solar Plexus, as well as from the perspective of the person with an Undefined Solar Plexus.
What is Emotional Intelligence and Why Does it Matter?
Emotional Intelligence is the art of understanding and processing emotions.
It matters because:
* 1 in 5 children experiencing mental health issues, and only 20% receiving supportive care
* Large-scale studies link unprocessed emotions to illness and chronic health conditions, making it even more critical for children to also help prevent physical dis-ease.
* According to the WHO half of mental health conditions start by the age of 14, most undetected and untreated. Additionally, 20% of teens have seriously considered suicide, making strong habits that will help during the trying adolescent years more important than ever.
* As a collective, we are currently undergoing a mutation of the Solar Plexus. The new paradigm will embrace the wisdom of the Solar Plexus. Learning to respect and harness this powerful energy will be one of the keys to our future as a society.
Jess Bubbico (4/6 Emotional Manifestor, RAX Vessel of Love) is a Human Design/Gene Keys guide and former pediatric speech pathologist. Jess is the author of "Jessi Lou & The Magic of You!" (available on Amazon), a beautifully illustrated, Human Design-inspired storybook to help caregivers and children learn how to accept and lovingly work through big emotions (whether defined or undefined) while spending quality time together reading a captivating story.
* Learning to love big emotions
* Supporting Highly Sensitive Kids
* Not taking our child’s emotions personally
* Creating a mind-body connection at an early age
* Role modeling for kids
* Putting it into practical action
Jessi Lou is a young girl with big emotions that often leave her feeling overwhelmed. She is met by a special friend who teaches her to love and accept herself through her big feelings and provides a simple 5-step framework to help children and adults to work through big emotions together.
You can hear Jess talk about the book on CBS 12 West Palm Beach News and on Eyewitness News 3’s Great Day Connecticut. Jess has also been on numerous podcasts discussing Human Design and the Gene Keys, including her own show, Waking Up With Jess! You can also find her on Instagram.
To learn more about how to use the Human Design tool as a parent or educator, you can reach Sashya on Instagram or at www.sashyaclark.com.


This is a public episode. If you would like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit sashyaclark.substack.com

Parenting is a tedious, sometimes thankless job.  But today, the spotlight is on Moms everywhere.  We appreciate you.  We see you.
Especially those moms who are supporting and raising a Neurodivergent child.  No, there is nothing "wrong" with your child.  But, they are a proverbial square peg in a round hole by society's standards, which makes the motherhood journey for these gifted kiddos lonely at times.
Today, I want to share with you part 2 of a "real talk" podcast interview with Sarene Leeds, host of "Emotional Abuse is Real" and freelance copywriter at www.sareneleedswrites.com where she shares her story about parenting a neurodivergent child, striving toward a work - life balance, and some of the changes and challenges they have overcome so far. Enjoy!



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Happy Mother's Day!  I hope it has been a lovely day for you.
Parenting is a tedious, sometimes thankless job.  But today, the spotlight is on Moms everywhere.  We appreciate you.  We see you.
Especially those moms who are supporting and raising a Neurodivergent child.  No, there is nothing "wrong" with your child.  But, they are a proverbial square peg in a round hole by society's standards, which makes the motherhood journey for these gifted kiddos lonely at times.
Hit REPLY and Tell me: Are you raising a neurodivergent child?  I would love to hear more about your experience.
Today, I want to share with you a "real talk" podcast interview with Sarene Leeds, host of "Emotional Abuse is Real" and freelance copywriter at www.sareneleedswrites.com where she shares her story about parenting a neurodivergent child, striving toward a work - life balance, and some of the changes and challenges they have overcome so far. Enjoy!



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The Ajna Center - The (usually) green upside-down geometric triangle in the Human Design chart just under the Head Center in the top third of the chart.  51% of the world has a Defined Ajna Center, 49% has an Undefined Ajna Center.  It is the hub of conceptualization and planning.  In this episode, we will talk about:
* * How to support our kiddos with an Undefined or Defined Ajna Center
* * Common pitfalls of having an Undefined Ajna or a Defined Ajna Center
* * The Mental Anxieties that come with each of the gates of the Ajna Center
* * The Gates of the Anja Center and their unique contribution to our thought life.  (Human Design Gate 47, Human Design Gate 24, Human Design Gate 4, Human Design Gate 11, Human Design Gate 43, Human Design Gate 17 
* * How to support a kiddo that is never Certain about anything…
Does your kiddo have a Defined or Undefined Ajna Center?  You can find out by getting your free chart with a complimentary Mini Reading PDF download, here.  
Coming this fall:  How to support your child’s educational experience with insights from the Human Design chart.  With information, is your child more of a Sieve, a Sponge, or a Funnel?
As always, follow your authority and strategy; you cannot “fail.”  You will probably make mistakes - we all do - but they WILL teach you something!
Episode Links
Did you know that there has never been, nor ever will be again, a soul just like your child’s?  Discover your child’s uniqueness by getting a Free Human Design Chart + Report at www.sashyaclark.com While you are there, download the complimentary “Discover Your Child’s 9 Superpowers” Report!
You can follow Sashya on Instagram here.
(Gate Descriptions are from the book “Living Your Design,” by Lynda Bunnell.)


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The Throat Center - the brown geometric square in the upper third of the Human Design chart - has 11 distinct voices of expression and creativity.  It is taught in Traditional Human Design that the Throat Center is the Manifestation and Action Hub in the body.  But, that was taught by Ra, who was a Manifestor.  As a Manifestor, his Throat energy would, by default, be much different than all the other types (except Manifesting Generators).  
You will get to hear a fun story about why I am so passionate about teaching Human Design to parents!
You are invited to listen to this podcast and hear an evolution of that teaching, and the modern understanding of the role of the Throat Center in the body.  You will also learn:
* * the differences between a Defined and Undefined Throat Center
* * how to parent a child with a Defined Throat Center
* * how to parent a child with an Undefined Throat
* * what markers to look for in the chart that lend themselves to impulsivity
* * the 11 Voices of the Throat Center:  Gate 62 “I think,” Gate 23 “I know,” Gate 56 “I believe,” Gate 16 “I identify,” Gate 20 “I am (now),” Gate 31 “I lead,” Gate 8 “I contribute,” Gate 33 “I remember,” Gate 35 “I experience,” Gate 12 “I know I can try,” and Gate 45 “I have.”
* * the three leadership Gates in the Human Design Throat Center
Check it out!  If you are enjoying the show, can you give a girl a little love and RATE IT on Spotify for me?  Thank you!
As always, follow your authority and strategy, and you cannot “fail,” you may make mistakes, but they will teach you something!
(((HUGS))) - All my best, Sashya
Episode Links
You are welcome to run your child’s free Human Design chart at www.sashyaclark.com Be sure to download the complimentary mini-reading PDF!
You can follow Sashya on Instagram here.
Gate descriptions are quoted from “Living Your Design” by Lynda Bunnell.



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