29 min
TPP 023a: TIlt Founder Debbie Reber Shares the Tilt Manifesto TILT Parenting: Raising Differently Wired Kids
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When I launched the Tilt Parenting website in April 2016, I was excited to share with the world the Tilt Manifesto, a document outlining my vision for a more positive, more inclusive, and more all-around awesome experience for parents raising differently-wired kids, as well as my ideas for how we can get there together.
Because it’s important to us that the ideas behind the Tilt Manifesto are consumed and shared as broadly as possible, and because I know that the Manifesto is a kind of a long read and one thing we parents of atypical kids don’t necessarily have a lot of lying around is spare time, I decided to dedicate an entire episode of the podcast to the Manifesto. In it, I not only share my personal story of how I shifted my experience raising Asher from one where I felt overwhelmingly frustrated, stressed, and isolated to one full of acceptance, optimism, and possibility, but I lay out 10 ideas for things we can start doing today to shift the parenting paradigm to one that embraces our kids and our experience raising them.
So, if you haven’t had a chance to read the Manifesto yet, or you have read it but could use a fresh burst of inspiration, I invite you to sit back and have a listen, and join me in imagining what could be when we join together to shift the experience for families with differently-wired kids.
Things You'll Learn From This Episode:
Debbie Reber’s personal story of raising her twice-exceptional son
Why the current parenting paradigm is broken and outdated, especially for parents with atypical kids
How though our journey raising our differently-wired children is unique to us and who our children are, we are tied together through shared experiences of parenting outside the lines
The 10 things parents everywhere can start doing right now to take a lead in shifting the parenting paradigm
Resources Mentioned:
The TiLT Manifesto (download link for PDF)
Neurodiversity: What Does it Mean for 2015? by John Elder Robinson (Psychology Today)
Margaret Webb Life Coach
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When I launched the Tilt Parenting website in April 2016, I was excited to share with the world the Tilt Manifesto, a document outlining my vision for a more positive, more inclusive, and more all-around awesome experience for parents raising differently-wired kids, as well as my ideas for how we can get there together.
Because it’s important to us that the ideas behind the Tilt Manifesto are consumed and shared as broadly as possible, and because I know that the Manifesto is a kind of a long read and one thing we parents of atypical kids don’t necessarily have a lot of lying around is spare time, I decided to dedicate an entire episode of the podcast to the Manifesto. In it, I not only share my personal story of how I shifted my experience raising Asher from one where I felt overwhelmingly frustrated, stressed, and isolated to one full of acceptance, optimism, and possibility, but I lay out 10 ideas for things we can start doing today to shift the parenting paradigm to one that embraces our kids and our experience raising them.
So, if you haven’t had a chance to read the Manifesto yet, or you have read it but could use a fresh burst of inspiration, I invite you to sit back and have a listen, and join me in imagining what could be when we join together to shift the experience for families with differently-wired kids.
Things You'll Learn From This Episode:
Debbie Reber’s personal story of raising her twice-exceptional son
Why the current parenting paradigm is broken and outdated, especially for parents with atypical kids
How though our journey raising our differently-wired children is unique to us and who our children are, we are tied together through shared experiences of parenting outside the lines
The 10 things parents everywhere can start doing right now to take a lead in shifting the parenting paradigm
Resources Mentioned:
The TiLT Manifesto (download link for PDF)
Neurodiversity: What Does it Mean for 2015? by John Elder Robinson (Psychology Today)
Margaret Webb Life Coach
Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
29 min