Sunny Days Ahead: 4 Habits for a Joyful Summer

 

welcome to Season 4!

Equipping parents during their child’s academic years to bring learning to daily moments. 


 

on today’s episode…

In this episode, Dr. Kelly Cagle shares 4 Habits to active joy and sanity in the chaos of summer.

 

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Summary

In this episode, Kelly Cagle shares some habits that she believes are important for maintaining sanity and not ruining the summer for kids. She emphasizes the importance of getting enough sleep to avoid exhaustion and crankiness. She also talks about the importance of having a positive filtration system for thoughts and being mindful of the information we consume. Taking care of the body and mind through daily routines and activities is another habit she highlights. Lastly, she emphasizes the importance of being a lifelong learner and learning from our children.

Takeaways

  • Takeaways

    Getting enough sleep is crucial for maintaining sanity and not ruining the summer for kids.

    Being mindful of the thoughts we entertain and the information we consume can have a significant impact on our well-being.

    Taking care of the body and mind through daily routines and activities is essential for overall well-being.

    Being a lifelong learner and learning from our children can lead to valuable insights and better relationships.

4 Habits to active joy and sanity in the chaos of summer.

  1. Prioritize Sleep

    1. Getting enough sleep is crucial for maintaining sanity and not ruining the summer for our kids– and us too!

  2. Activate Your Filtration System

    1. Being mindful of the thoughts we entertain and the information we consume can have a significant impact on our well-being.

  3. Tend to Your Body and Mind

    1. Taking care of the body and mind through daily routines and activities is crucial!

    2. Take care of your mind by tending to your spiritual walk with Jesus

    3. Take care of your body by being physical– just move your body

  4. Be a Lifelong Learner

    1. Being a lifelong learner and learning from our children can lead to valuable insights and better relationships.

Don’t teach your kids with words. Teach them with your actions… Let them watch you be the person you’d wanting to teach them to be!

Keywords: habits, sleep, sanity, summer, exhaustion, crankiness, filtration system, thoughts, information, body, mind, routines, activities, lifelong learner, children


HEY THERE! I’M DR. CAGLE… DO YOU NEED HELP WITH CREATING GREAT HABITS???

Whatever it is, the way you tell your story online can make all the difference Parenting is hard work. It requires tons of boundaries, daily consistency, so much awareness, as well as lots of patience, grace, wisdom, and filters. Combine that hefty list with all of life’s demands and others’ voice may become louder than yours in your child’s life, increasing their anxiety, fears, and doubts.

Healthy parenting is about seeing yourself as your child’s #1 teacher, saying the right words (or nothing at all) at the right time, and having the right tools to be intentional and impactful. Guessing your way through life, which is what most parents do, is a recipe for failure, but following the lead of someone who has two decades of research-based information and fully understands the demands of parenthood is a recipe for a full life— for you and your child.

With a PhD in education, I’m here to teach you how to use daily moments are learning opportunities so you raise confident and competent lifelong learners that thrive in an ever-changing world. 

Additionally, I offer workshops and keynotes on various topics to parents, educators, students, and business leaders— because the need to understand, support, and empower learners is everywhere..

 
 
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