The people around you in a joint family make you feel super guilty for even trying to be a positive parent, it becomes sooo hard in such circumstances but it is equally important to fight for your child's right of being treated like a respectful normal human being. Ignoring the noise around you helps you focus on the more important things, your child in this case. She's so accurate with the obsession with food and clean clothes at all times for kids. So relatable!! Best podcast for moms👍👍
Aaj myny ye cheez notice ki k kitni uneducated mother rahi hun my pichly 20 months sy ab mera baby hr bat py cheekhta hy sirf islye k mujht handle krna nhe aya but alhamdullilah k ab things will be better after learning so so much things from this video nd will try my best for both of my kids
This was very nice! I feel like I have been on a similar journey and I can relate to her so much! Living here as in England, all these factors are easy, because society supports you as well. Positive parenting is done by most of the people around you, I will say 60% ❤ But thank you again for the remainder, it’s the Implementation..
Listening this podcast after 7 months of its release and wondering how could I miss this masterpiece ❤❤ every word of this podcast I can relate and learned so much ☺️
When my 1st kid was born I didn't know about postpartum depression, sleeplessness and weaknesses a mother body goes through, all of them happened to me as an incident that I was unaware before. I thought 9 months were nothing in front of these problems that I had to face. Please educate new mothers in your surroundings about all the feelings and situations they have to face after birth. Why society remains silent in this topic,?
New Moms atleast are now aware of these things like depression and hardships. What's not common is Husbands acknowledging these hardships. They've seen their moms somehow making it look so easy therefore postpartum Depression not recognised at all
Amazing conversation & i really appreciate her for such insightful talk. I would like to add here that most of the time our parents really want to adopt positive parenting but they try, they fail hard because they never worked on their own emotions, they never process the trauma they have gone through in the past, so once they became parents, they actually struggle. So kindly suggest those parents to go to therapy, self healing. Unki apni self healing hogi, emotions ko process karna ata hoga to e they can do positive parenting. Please invite any certified & qualified psychotherapist, child therapist & couple therapist as well. Thank you so much for bringing such good content Humna ❤️👍
THIS CONVERSATION WAS MIND BOGGLING. EVERY SECOND NEGATIVE PARENTING ASPECT IS PRESENT IN OUR CULTURE AND IT SHOOK ME, HOW DAMAGING THIS IS FOR THE KID's MENTAL HEALTH!
Thankyou for this. As a new mom of twins, that was needed. They're almost one year old, I will try to implement this. I could relate everything talked about in this podcast.
Such a worth listening podcast ❣️ Although I am not a mother yet but learning soo many new amazing things through this podcast. It made me realize parenting is such a huge thing.
This podcast is my favourite so far. I faced abusive childhood. Literally so damaged my soul. I read stuff about raising kids alot , so it won't happen to them. I believe this channel will be educational for mothers than discussing the journey just, in future. Because the young females m motherhood instinct khatm horahe hn. Boht career oriented hokr bachon ko neglect krdeti hn. Wo balance ni kr pati. Pehle zamane m maen diper b ni pehnati t. ab west m wo chez agai h. The called it EC training. pehle maen zyada smart hoti thi, jb k unki shadian 12 13 saal m hoti t ab 25 saal k hokr b hme ni pata hota bache kese raise karen. q k hmare ghar m role models hi ni ,jin se hm seekhte.
I have learned so many things in ur podcast and m loving the way she is telling th things.....those things really happens to me ....and even dont know how to tackel them ......this podcast opens my mind alot about parenting....i really apprecaite ur efforts...well done and thanks...hope u make these kind of informative videos
baki tu sb theek hai but kindly small humble request, yall talk about such knowledgable things in such wise manner but constantly cutting each other off or interrupting without realising or apologising is not just a bit unsettling due to the irony but also because it makes it really hard to concentrate. One person speaks, i devote my attention there, and suddenly the other one adds while she hadn't finished yet and i shift my attention then and before ive grasped the whole dialogue, its cut again. Again. Just sharing a request to improve your podcasts. Rest assured i love and agree with the content shared and definitely respect you both educated souls. 😮💨
The people around you in a joint family make you feel super guilty for even trying to be a positive parent, it becomes sooo hard in such circumstances but it is equally important to fight for your child's right of being treated like a respectful normal human being. Ignoring the noise around you helps you focus on the more important things, your child in this case. She's so accurate with the obsession with food and clean clothes at all times for kids. So relatable!! Best podcast for moms👍👍
100% true
I can totally relate to it.
Totally agree with you
Aaj myny ye cheez notice ki k kitni uneducated mother rahi hun my pichly 20 months sy ab mera baby hr bat py cheekhta hy sirf islye k mujht handle krna nhe aya but alhamdullilah k ab things will be better after learning so so much things from this video nd will try my best for both of my kids
This was very nice! I feel like I have been on a similar journey and I can relate to her so much! Living here as in England, all these factors are easy, because society supports you as well. Positive parenting is done by most of the people around you, I will say 60% ❤
But thank you again for the remainder, it’s the Implementation..
Loved it, although I'm not a mother or even married. It was just soo wholesome to learn these new concepts and about breaking generational trauma.
Amazing ! She just explained everything in one video without exaggerating any thing
Listening this podcast after 7 months of its release and wondering how could I miss this masterpiece ❤❤ every word of this podcast I can relate and learned so much ☺️
When my 1st kid was born I didn't know about postpartum depression, sleeplessness and weaknesses a mother body goes through, all of them happened to me as an incident that I was unaware before. I thought 9 months were nothing in front of these problems that I had to face.
Please educate new mothers in your surroundings about all the feelings and situations they have to face after birth. Why society remains silent in this topic,?
New Moms atleast are now aware of these things like depression and hardships. What's not common is Husbands acknowledging these hardships. They've seen their moms somehow making it look so easy therefore postpartum Depression not recognised at all
Amazing conversation & i really appreciate her for such insightful talk. I would like to add here that most of the time our parents really want to adopt positive parenting but they try, they fail hard because they never worked on their own emotions, they never process the trauma they have gone through in the past, so once they became parents, they actually struggle. So kindly suggest those parents to go to therapy, self healing. Unki apni self healing hogi, emotions ko process karna ata hoga to e they can do positive parenting. Please invite any certified & qualified psychotherapist, child therapist & couple therapist as well.
Thank you so much for bringing such good content Humna ❤️👍
Soon to be a mom and get myself ready. Such a positive talk.
Saying no and setting boundaries is a biggest problem our generation is facing ...
WOW! A big shout out to you Humna and Erum for creating such such meaningful content!
THIS CONVERSATION WAS MIND BOGGLING. EVERY SECOND NEGATIVE PARENTING ASPECT IS PRESENT IN OUR CULTURE AND IT SHOOK ME, HOW DAMAGING THIS IS FOR THE KID's MENTAL HEALTH!
clinical psychologist ,listening and loving it ..Mindful parenting is the need of the time ..
a good talk on attachment styles
The best podcast i had ever watch💯👌👌
What a beautiful conversation... May Allah help us to implement the good we heard. Ameen
I really wanted her to be at your podcast! Jazakillahu khayran for having her♥️
Thankyou for this. As a new mom of twins, that was needed. They're almost one year old, I will try to implement this. I could relate everything talked about in this podcast.
Loved it!!
Great tips and tricks 👌🏻
Yeh sb cheezain ya points aap tb kr skty hain jb aap seperate rehty hn . Dada ,Dadi , nana and nani apni alag hi cheezain empose krty hain
Such a worth listening podcast ❣️
Although I am not a mother yet but learning soo many new amazing things through this podcast.
It made me realize parenting is such a huge thing.
It was such a good episode!! So much learning🎉😊
Well done erum
Amazing and much needed.looking forward to more content like this.
Honestly, this topic is very important to know about and you have discussed it very well.
please add English subtitles as well.
This podcast is my favourite so far. I faced abusive childhood. Literally so damaged my soul. I read stuff about raising kids alot , so it won't happen to them.
I believe this channel will be educational for mothers than discussing the journey just, in future. Because the young females m motherhood instinct khatm horahe hn. Boht career oriented hokr bachon ko neglect krdeti hn. Wo balance ni kr pati.
Pehle zamane m maen diper b ni pehnati t. ab west m wo chez agai h. The called it EC training.
pehle maen zyada smart hoti thi, jb k unki shadian 12 13 saal m hoti t ab 25 saal k hokr b hme ni pata hota bache kese raise karen. q k hmare ghar m role models hi ni ,jin se hm seekhte.
A very informative session❤
I have learned so many things in ur podcast and m loving the way she is telling th things.....those things really happens to me ....and even dont know how to tackel them ......this podcast opens my mind alot about parenting....i really apprecaite ur efforts...well done and thanks...hope u make these kind of informative videos
What a beautiful podcast! Thankyou very much for this!!!!!
love this podcast helped alot🥺👍
LOVED this episode ❤
Love love this podcast
Informative love everything about this conversation ❤❤
Really thank you for this.
Learn alot from this podcast ❤️
AMAZING INTERVIEW PLZ DO MORE ON CHILDREN UPBRINGING REGARDING OUR RELIGION ISLAM .PLEASE ITS A REQUEST
Why can't I download?
Much needed
Thanks alot for amazing vedio
zabardast
What is for fathers?
Let the guest speak plssssssssssssss
Aoa. No doubt very insightful ! MA
btw where is urooj? has she left?
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mera beta har kisi pay hath uthaaa thaa how I control her...?
It was a wonderful Podcast,But Humna is soooo irritating,Don’t interrupt the Guest,Let her speak
Hamna don't let erum talk.Ajeeeb toxic
You’re saying i shouldn’t force feed my child then do I let her stay hungry because she’s not having more than 8oz of milk and she’s just 6m old
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How can I stop my son to stop hitting other kids
baki tu sb theek hai but kindly small humble request, yall talk about such knowledgable things in such wise manner but constantly cutting each other off or interrupting without realising or apologising is not just a bit unsettling due to the irony but also because it makes it really hard to concentrate. One person speaks, i devote my attention there, and suddenly the other one adds while she hadn't finished yet and i shift my attention then and before ive grasped the whole dialogue, its cut again. Again. Just sharing a request to improve your podcasts. Rest assured i love and agree with the content shared and definitely respect you both educated souls. 😮💨
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