117. When Do We Teach Our Kids About Human Design?
About this episode
In this episode, Angie Grandt discusses when and how to teach kids about Human Design as a tool for personal development and authenticity.
Recently, someone asked me: When do we start to teach kids aobut Human Design? It's such a great personal develoment tool, that can empower us and help us feel freer to be our authentic selves. In this episode, I dig into this question. I'd love to hear your thoughts - have you shared HD with your family? About your host, Angie Grandt – Generational Healing Specialist Angie Grandt is a parent coach, on a mission to break cycles of trauma. She is also a Quantum Human Design TM Specialist, Quantum Alignment System certified, Certified Family & Relationship Coach & an early intervention speech therapist with extensive training and experience in trauma, attachment, and autism. As a bio parent, adoptive parent, and former foster parent, Angie has been in your shoes – through the good, and the scary. Angie is on a mission to help parents who are overwhelmed, frustrated, and questioning their ability to parent their most challenging child. She helps parents with practical tools to connect, enjoy, and even like their child again. Angie is also the founder of Connected Parents with Angie - a coaching program designed for you - the loving and capable parent who can't figure out why raising…
People in this episode
Host: Angie Grandt
Topics covered
- Human Design
- parenting
- personal development
- authenticity
- family dynamics
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