Join us for an inspiring conversation with Craig from
Parenting Harmony, as we discuss his passion for empowering families through
connection, mindfulness, music, and play. Craig shares his personal story and
professional insights tailored to help families, especially those in the autism
community, create more meaningful and joyful parenting experiences.

Episode Highlights:

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Craig tells us about his background and what
motivated him to create Parenting Harmony.

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Learn about "Parenting A to E" and
how it empowers parents to cultivate memorable moments with their kids.

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Craig emphasizes the crucial role of
"Affect" in parenting. Discover how this concept helps build stronger
bonds between parents and their children.

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Simple, actionable examples of using tone,
body language, and presence to increase trust and connection in family
relationships.

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Explore how letting go of societal
expectations can improve a parent's well-being and why this shift is so
important.

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Craig offers a peek into the music- and
play-based activities featured in his Parenting A to E course that help nurture
relationships and create joy in everyday parenting moments.

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Listen in as Craig shares one of his original
songs, a special treat that adds even more heart to this episode.

Don't miss this engaging and insightful discussion as we
learn parenting techniques that turn ordinary moments into extraordinary
connections.

Connect with Craig:

For more information or to connect directly with Craig,
visit his website at ParentingHarmony.com
or follow him on Instagram at @ParentingHarmony
or on Facebook at https://www.facebook.com/craigparksmusic/

Thank you for listening, and we hope this episode
inspires you on your parenting journey!

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