Richard R. Ramos interviews a parenting expert about courageous parenting in stepfamilies. They discuss a framework called "Let's Lean Into the Process" that gives stepparents tools to model bravery and authenticity for their kids through concrete, step-by-step practices.
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I could have never imagined that this would be so supportive for her. And so I think, again, the courage, the invitation is when we step into our own power, when we're willing to do things that make us uncomfortable and confront that, it— the rewards are leaps and bounds for our children. That's really the gift. The gift is what we get to pass on to them, what we get to show them through our own experience and courage.
Yeah, and stepping into that, uh, our own power. But also, you're giving people a process, you're giving them the tools, and that's what your program, um, is all— I don't know, did you call it a program? What would you call it?
It is, it is a framework, I would say. Yeah, I call it Let's Lean Into the Process because it's very much a process.
Yeah, good, and that's good. Um, now, is there anything that I didn't ask you or anything you want to share in, in, uh, to the audience, and many are stepparents.
So yeah, I mean, I think it's just really important to be true to yourself. And, um, you probably say this all the time, Richard,
