BECAUSE IT TAKES A VILLAGE . . .
The Giving Tree by Shel Silverstein is the book that gave birth to the concept "From the Roots to the Leaves."This village is comprised of a community of experts to help you anywhere you need guidance. From when you lay down the roots of your family home - when having your first baby, to when your children leave the home.
THE CONSCIOUS PARENT
transforming ourselves empowering our children
It's the awareness that the parents need to be at the highest level of consciousness that they can possibly be to raise their child.
By focusing on the parent, it asks the parent to raise themselves, the child within themselves, before they raise the child before them.The children are the awakeners.Once the child and the parent begin to see each other as a sacred relationship, as a sacred dance, a sacred journey. Then both begin to understand their purpose and begin to help each other evolve. Once the parent realizes that the child has been brought into the parents' life for the purpose of awakening everything is going to shift.This is why conscious parenting is so different from other forms of parenting.
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AND NEWBORN CARE SPECIALIST
NEWBORN CARE SPECIALIST NETWORK
Recognizing the high demand for Newborn Care Specialists and our inability to be everywhere at once, From the Roots to the Leaves is trusted 'village' of professional night nannies. Our goal is to ensure that families receive the care they need when they need it.
Our network is designed with flexibility in mind to cater to your unique needs right from the start, and for as long as you require our assistance. We don't believe in fixed contractual ending dates - we're here for you for as long as you need us.
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Dr. Shefali Tsabary
In the awakened family, parents are aware that every relationship in their family exists to help each person grow. Parents view their children as mirrors through which they are able to see how they themselves need to mature and develop. Instead of fixing what they see as faults in their children, these parents seek to work on themselves, raising their own levels of maturity and presence.
The focus is always on the parent's awareness rather than the child's behavior.
