Ralphie Jacobs on Nurturing Connection and Confidence with Kids || Consider Before Consuming Podcast

In this Consider Before Consuming episode we sit down with Ralphie Jacobs the founder of Simply on Purpose, a platform focused on positive parenting. She brings her expertise to this conversation, emphasizing the importance of connecting with children in today’s fast-paced digital age, offering tips for parents to ensure strong bonds with their kids, and encouraging parents to strike a balance between freedom and boundaries.
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[@teresabarrett3266]

All good sound advice.
Thank you.

[@FightTheNewDrug]

So glad this was helpful! Keep fighting for love!!
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[@newsogn5148]

This is great, until you live in the real world… slowing down is only possible if the parents have certain jobs… divorce and single parenting and things like that is just not possible I believe…. If I work 8 hours those kids have to get up get dressed and get to school before a certain time, and then after school and work, if I have to run an errand it can’t take 2 hours to go to the grocery store, our cu just doesn’t have space for those things, and a lot of families have to have 2 incomes and it just feels like were fighting all the time

[@anshuchoudhary5081]

What if the kids want to be a part of the LGBT community? Its okay

[@littlelemon1783]

Absolutely ❤