In this episode of Parenting UnLock'd... What they forget to tell you in Sex Ed, we dive into the powerful journey of "Breaking Generational Curses" in parenting. We explore how negative patterns from our past—whether it’s trauma, unhealthy behaviors, or emotional scars—can shape how we raise our children. Through conscious choices, self-awareness, and healing, we discuss ways to break free from these cycles and create a healthier, more loving environment for the next generation. Tune in for practical tips, my inspiring story, and empowering insights on how to transform your parenting and create a legacy of growth and healing.

Parenting UnLock'd... What they forget to tell you in Sex Ed. "City Parents Raising Suburban Kids" explores the unique challenges and rewards of raising children in suburban areas after transitioning from urban environments. Join us as we dive into topics like adjusting to suburban life, balancing city culture with suburban comforts, and navigating the differences in education, socialization, and community. Whether you're a city parent considering a move or already living the suburban family life, this episode offers insights, real stories, and practical tips for parents making the most of both worlds.

On this episode of Parenting UnLock'd... What they forget to tell you in Sex Ed., we’ll explore the importance of extending grace to our parents as we navigate adulthood. As we grow older, it’s easy to view our parents through a critical lens, but it’s crucial to remember that they, too, are human. They’ve done their best with the tools they had at the time, and as adult children, we can choose to offer understanding and empathy. Giving grace means acknowledging their flaws and mistakes while recognizing their efforts. It allows us to foster a healthier, more compassionate relationship with them, one that embraces growth for both sides. Let’s talk about how we can shift our perspective and show kindness in our interactions with our parents, building stronger, more supportive bonds in the process.