Chapter
The Importance of Mirroring in Childhood Development
20:54 - 25:47 (04:53)
The act of mirroring, where parents recognize, accept and reflect a child's feelings back to them in a context of safety, is critical for a child's development and their ability to form a strong connection with themselves. The lack of mirroring can result in a disconnection from oneself, which is one of the main sources of trauma according to trauma expert Peter Levine.
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When parents recognize and mirror back their child's feelings in a safe environment, the child learns that it's okay to express themselves and feel their emotions without fear.
20:54 - 23:17 (02:23)
Summary
When parents recognize and mirror back their child's feelings in a safe environment, the child learns that it's okay to express themselves and feel their emotions without fear. This connection with themselves is essential to avoiding trauma and fostering healthy emotional development.
ChapterThe Importance of Mirroring in Childhood Development
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This podcast discusses three ways to set your children up for success: doing your own emotional work during pregnancy, addressing your own personal issues before and during parenthood, and understanding and meeting the irreducible needs of children to foster healthy emotional, financial, spiritual, and relationship development.
23:17 - 25:47 (02:30)
Summary
This podcast discusses three ways to set your children up for success: doing your own emotional work during pregnancy, addressing your own personal issues before and during parenthood, and understanding and meeting the irreducible needs of children to foster healthy emotional, financial, spiritual, and relationship development.