Christian Parenting, Small Wins, and Hope for What’s Next | Ep. 323
October 19, 2026
…skin is your body’s largest organ, and when its sensory receptors are stimulated, the hormone oxytocin (the one that makes us feel warmly connected) is released. At the same time,…
…us learning about sensory processing. We were in the midst of a big transition and her wisdom was invaluable at that time and since. Lynne also coached us when our…
…a child who struggles with sensory sensitivities, share “Viewing Your Child Through a Different Lens” with your family. Buy our Framework Magnet ($2!) to have handy as you explain your…
…situational stress, discouragement, or rejection? Or, quite commonly, experiencing sensory overload. If you prayerfully consider what might be feeding your child’s stress, you can work to soothe some of those…
…break it into steps, provide presence and encouragement, turn up the fun with playfulness, and/or do a regulating sensory activity.” What responsibilities are your kids struggling with? How might you…
…is a registered nurse turned Trust-Based Relational Intervention (TBRI) practitioner and parent coach to families with young kids, especially those who have sensory needs or developmental trauma. No stranger to…
…he was very delayed in all areas during his first year of development and also struggled with many sensory difficulties. From the onset, our parenting included lots of prayer, searching…
…make mistakes, lose our temper, and our kids experience sensory overload. Christmas won’t be perfect, but it will be an opportunity to demonstrate the grace that Jesus’ incarnation brought to…
…grace while also preparing their children for the future God has for them. She has experience with adoption, ADHD, sensory processing, primitive reflex integration and highly sensitive children. It would…
…help in the midst of daily struggles. You can find hope today from a place of faith, instead of gritting, exhausting, self-effort. Whether your child is struggling with trauma, sensory…
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