Hell Love A Ride
Unlearning Limitations: Parenting with Emotional Accountability Ep.8 S2
In this episode dive deep into the complexities of parenting, relationships, and gender dynamics. In this episode titled "Unlearning Limitations: Parenting with Emotional Accountability and Understanding Children's Individuality," we share our takeaways on the best and worst of parenting, emphasizing the need for open-mindedness and intimacy in raising children. We also discuss the impact of absent or harmful father figures on women and men and the importance of disrupting intergenerational patterns of behavior.
Hell Love a Ride podcast is sponsored by the Diane Morgan Group and the Joe Johnson Group.
Hell Love a Ride on IG: https://www.instagram.com/helllovearidepodcast/
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Resources from Dr. Brandi: https://www.thedianemorgangroup.com/dmg-experience
Resources from Dr. Joe: https://www.purposeoverdreams.com/
Book Dr. Joe: [https://www.joejohnsongroup.com](https://www.joejohnsongroup.com/)
Dr. Brandi IG: https://www.instagram.com/iamdrbrandi/
Dr. Joe IG: https://www.instagram.com/joejohnsonspeaks/
Production/Post Production
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00:00 Describing raising boys, top of mind.
05:41 Concerns about raising black boys in society.
07:14 Language used now affirms diverse identities. Boys affirmed.
11:33 Men's interactions with women impact insecurity. Work needed.
15:46 Shift from traditional gender roles to equality.
18:23 Navigating the complexity of gender roles and independence.
19:59 Many families have fathers playing important roles.
25:45 Gratitude for parenting sons amid cultural challenges.
27:16 Encouraging independence and responsibility in boys.
31:27 Acknowledging and disrupting intergenerational patterns with kids.
36:14 The cyclical nature of childhood experiences in adulthood.
37:51 Recognizing parents' influence, advocating understanding, avoiding blame.
42:49 Embrace your life, value connections, create happiness.
44:34 I want my children to learn from experiences.
47:08 Be unapologetic, value yourself, disregard others' opinions.
52:29 Encouraging audience engagement and hinting at challenge.
53:30 Parenting: challenging yet rewarding; continuously maturing.
In this episode dive deep into the complexities of parenting, relationships, and gender dynamics. In this episode titled "Unlearning Limitations: Parenting with Emotional Accountability and Understanding Children's Individuality," we share our takeaways on the best and worst of parenting, emphasizing the need for open-mindedness and intimacy in raising children. We also discuss the impact of absent or harmful father figures on women and men and the importance of disrupting intergenerational patterns of behavior.
Hell Love a Ride podcast is sponsored by the Diane Morgan Group and the Joe Johnson Group.
Hell Love a Ride on IG: https://www.instagram.com/helllovearidepodcast/
Hell Love a Ride on Tiktok https://www.tiktok.com/@helllovearidepodc
Resources from Dr. Brandi: https://www.thedianemorgangroup.com/dmg-experience
Resources from Dr. Joe: https://www.purposeoverdreams.com/
Book Dr. Joe: [https://www.joejohnsongroup.com](https://www.joejohnsongroup.com/)
Dr. Brandi IG: https://www.instagram.com/iamdrbrandi/
Dr. Joe IG: https://www.instagram.com/joejohnsonspeaks/
Production/Post Production
Now Social Space https://www.instagram.com/nowsocialspace/
@nowsocialspace
00:00 Describing raising boys, top of mind.
05:41 Concerns about raising black boys in society.
07:14 Language used now affirms diverse identities. Boys affirmed.
11:33 Men's interactions with women impact insecurity. Work needed.
15:46 Shift from traditional gender roles to equality.
18:23 Navigating the complexity of gender roles and independence.
19:59 Many families have fathers playing important roles.
25:45 Gratitude for parenting sons amid cultural challenges.
27:16 Encouraging independence and responsibility in boys.
31:27 Acknowledging and disrupting intergenerational patterns with kids.
36:14 The cyclical nature of childhood experiences in adulthood.
37:51 Recognizing parents' influence, advocating understanding, avoiding blame.
42:49 Embrace your life, value connections, create happiness.
44:34 I want my children to learn from experiences.
47:08 Be unapologetic, value yourself, disregard others' opinions.
52:29 Encouraging audience engagement and hinting at challenge.
53:30 Parenting: challenging yet rewarding; continuously maturing.