How to Create a Sacred Home W/ Jennifer Pepito

 

Welcome to Season 4 of Parenting IQ!

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

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on today’s episode…

In this episode of the Parenting IQ podcast, Dr. Kelly Cagle interviews Jennifer Pepito, mother of seven. They explore the multifaceted journey of parenting, emphasizing the importance of connection, spiritual growth, and practical habits for creating a nurturing family environment.

 

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Summary

Dr. Kelly Cagle and Jennifer Pepito explore the multifaceted journey of parenting, emphasizing the importance of connection, spiritual growth, and practical habits for creating a nurturing family environment. Jennifer shares her experiences as a mother of seven, offering insights into the challenges and joys of raising children in today's fast-paced world. The discussion also delves into the significance of homeschooling, fostering curiosity, and the vital role of self-care for parents. Through practical advice and heartfelt anecdotes, this episode serves as a guide for parents seeking to cultivate a sacred home and meaningful relationships with their children.

Takeaways

Connection is key to effective parenting.

Parenting continues even after children become adults.

Creating a sacred home involves practical habits.

The habit of work sets the tone for family culture.

Fear can hinder the joy of homeschooling.

Encouraging curiosity leads to critical thinking.

Self-care is essential for effective parenting.

Spiritual connection enriches family life.

Every child deserves time to think and wonder.

Faithfulness in parenting yields long-term rewards.

About Jennifer Pepito

Jennifer Pepito is the host of the Restoration Home podcast, author of Habits for a Sacred Home and the founder of The Peaceful Press (http://thepeacefulpress.com). Jennifer is on a mission to help moms overcome fear and live with wonder and purpose, and her homeschool curriculum empowers this through heroic stories, heartwarming poetry, and engaging life skills development. Her resources help create joyful memories among families, which leads to deeper connections and lasting relationships. Jennifer’s writing has been featured in several online and print journals, including Wild and Free, Commonplace Quarterly, and Home Educating Family. She hosted the Wild and Free podcast for seven years and has made guest appearances on other popular podcasts such as 1000 Hours Outside, At Home with Sally, and Read Aloud Revival. Jennifer lives in the mountains with her beloved family, where she enjoys reading aloud, working in her garden, and watching the sunset.


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

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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