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We're All Human Here The Martin-Webers
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- Samhälle och kultur
Life's a party but sometimes living with people is anything but. Parents of 7 and partners for 20+ years, Jessica and Jeremy dish with their teen daughter, Lavinia, spilling tea on relationships, connecting, and family.
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Why People Fight (siblings, friends, couples, etc. - yes, kids are people too!)
Kids fight. So do adults. Why?
In order to help our children and ourselves, resolve conflict, it helps to understand the reasons behind the conflict. Our actions and reactions aren't always the source of our conflicts, we need to look deeper or our resolution strategies are nothing more than bandaids that cover up the problem but don't help us grow and heal.
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Culture of Communication Part 3 - connecting with others outside the home
How we decided we wanted to develop a culture of communication and how we got started. Connecting with others and holding our communication values in relationships outside each other and our family.
This is the final episode in this 3 part series on Developing a Culture of Communication.
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Teaching Consent When Hugs Are Expected
So you're getting together with relatives and Grandma Mary or Uncle Bob always expects a hug. But your kids don't want to give them a hug.
Which begs the question: to force or coerce your kids to hug people they don't want to hug, or not?
Jessica, Jeremy, and Lavinia discuss how to navigate this tricky territory in a candid and unscripted part of a longer podcast on how to improve communication with your kids (check it out here). In spite of the abrupt ending (because it was unscripted), it's still a good conversation that isn't just about hugging - it's about allowing kids, and adults, to have and to hold personal boundaries.
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Creating a Culture of Communication, Part 2
Part 2 of How to make it easier for your kids to talk with you- even teens!
Catch part 1 here: https://bit.ly/2KqPpwi
Tried and true relationship building that establishes open lines of communication in our home. Hear from a teen on what her parents have done to make it easier for her to open up and share even about the hard stuff.
Also, view 18 year old Lavinia's quick video for kids on how to talk to their parents here: https://bit.ly/345eEMe
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How to make it easier for your kids to talk with you- even teens! Culture of Communication, Part 1
Tried and true relationship building that establishes open lines of communication in our home. Hear from a teen on what her parents have done to make it easier for her to open up and share even about the hard stuff and from the parents of 7 on the mistakes they've made and what the've learned along the way to unblocking pathways of communication.
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Romance- expectation vs reality (or Toxic Romance vs Real Romance)
What is romance anyway? Roses and candlelit dinners? Sweeping grand gestures? Gifts and perfectly orchestrated events? Jealousy and demanding attention? Acts that require reciprocity?
Are we setting romantic relationships up for failure with unrealistic expectations as to what romance even is? Is romance one-size fits all? Or is it more fluid? From teen romance and beyond, Jessica and Jeremy Martin-Weber, parents of 7 and partners of 23 years talk with their 18yo daughter Lavinia to explore what romance really looks like and how to dismantle toxic romance.
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