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“Modern Ancestral Parenting”

“Farm-Raised Kids”

Joel talks about the joys of raising children on a farm. He shares anecdotes from when his kids were little and what it’s like to see them grown and raise families of their own. He also talks about moments that were tough and what helped along the way.

“Raising Luminous Children”

Dr. Chan speaks on the importance of honoring our luminous children. They are entrusted to us (and the world) on a special mission for this time. We “raise” them with respect and curiosity about who they are and what they have to teach us.

“A New Paradigm For Childhood Education”

Robin shares about her new learning center, The Compass Center for Learning and Exploration – a biodynamic farm offering enrichment programs. She talks about a new and unique learning model needed in response to the collapse in health, family and community values seen over recent years. She explains that she hopes to create working template that others can recreate in their own communities around the world.

“Raising Sovereign Children”

Kelly gets vulnerable and shares poignant moments from her motherhood journey, her feelings about “disciplining” children, and how authoritarian parenting styles impact our psyche and decision making ability through the rest of our lives. We are also honored to hear more about her sacred purpose in this life.

“Overcoming Infertility, Reversing Your Children’s Illness”

Zen covers the frightening statistics of decreasing fertility worldwide. She talks how GMOs and glyphosate are key players in this crisis. She also talks about what going organic does for her kids’ health and mood. She talks about the blessing of intergenerational living and how her family’s diet has also helped her extended family recover from health concerns. And, finally, she touches on the power that weekend family projects have in fomenting positive connection with her kids.

“Growing Kids with Heart”

Justin and Rebekah describe similarities between growing kids and growing food. Both need lots of tender attention, especially in the early years. And later crops and kids must be “hardened off” as they venture out on their own. The Rhodes discuss the value of time with the children, how they cultivate creativity and independence, manage discipline, and, best of all, how parents can learn to “hold their children’s hearts.

“Intro to the Primal Play Method® with Darryl Edwards”

“The 3 Reasons Kids Get Sick or Act Out”

Dr. Tom Cowan is one of the leading voices challenging the mainstream medical narrative and choices for our children, including masks and vaccinations. On the summit, he does not hold back, explaining the three main areas that damage our children’s physical and emotional wellbeing. The first is vaccinations. The second is school. The third may surprise you.

“1000 Hours Outside”

Ginny shares what 1000 hours outside means, why its so important to our children’s health, and tips for overwhelmed parents. Ginny opens up about her own journey into motherhood and shares compassionate advice on moving gently into a childhood full of more adventure, freedom, nature and ease.

“Holding Space for Emotions”

Sina covers the importance of attending to the emotional health of our children. She shares how she has learned to “hold space” for her children, telling one story in particular about her son grieving a lost pet. She also has us do an energy exercise that helps identify the power we all have within us.

“Postpartum Care”

Heng talks about the influence of her Chinese heritage on her food and parenting choices. She especially focuses on the need for postpartum moms to receive support, warmth and a place to retreat to restore balance and health in those first 40 days.

“To Vaccinate or Not? And Reversing Autism”

Donna talks about her decades of experience in supporting parents with reversing their children’s symptoms of autism. She shares diet, lifestyle and supplement essentials for mothers and children. Donna also explains why vaccines can cause health complications and gives simple wisdom to help parents make a choice.

“What Is Unschooling?”

Danny and Maura talk about what motivated them to start “unschooling” and give us an idea of what their day-to-day looks like. They share resources (books and people) that have helped them broaden their definition of education. They also talk about the space they give their boys to play outside, get creative, and grow in independence and wisdom.

“A Day In The Life”

Meet Ben and his family around their dinner table to hear what a day in the life of the Greenfield family is like, what kind of education they chose for their two sons, and how their faith and family values guide their parenting style.

“Unhurried Homeschooling”

Durenda talks about raising a large family and her unhurried approach to homeschooling. She shares tools for stopping the chaos and inviting joy. She discusses the role faith played in her home and the joy of seeing her children and grandchildren enjoying the love she planted in them.

“On Families, Relationships and Communities”

Charles talks about the moment he felt most free as a child and what he does to try to give his son that same sense of freedom and joy. He also explains how the lack of community can hinder couples. And he talks about the emerging parallel society that will support children who may feel like they’re on the sidelines of current societal expectations.

“Grounding a Busy Family in Health”

Devin offers tips for busy households. (She is the mother of 5, a chiropractor, speaker and more!) She also shares the story of one of the most challenging times in her family’s life–when her young son suffered a concussion.

“The Primal Play Method® with Darryl Edwards”

“Becoming a Mother, Becoming Yourself”

Linda talks about how her wildly popular instagram community called “The Fruits of Motherhood” came to be, and how her humor, honesty and light-heartedness has inspired mothers to come back to their true selves just when they feel most lost. Linda also shares some tips for creating a sacred co-parenting relationship through careful communication, how she came out as a lesbian to her husband and instagram community, and what true self care for a mom looks like.

“The Role of Technology in Family Health”

Arthur shares his thoughts on the role non-native EMFs (WiFi, cellular signals, etc) play in children’s health and how parents can adopt a healthier relationship with technology. He explains some of the ways we can live a life less connected in order to promote family connection and bonding.

“Gentleman Training”

Heidi talks about the concept of “gentlemen” training. The idea is to raise kind, considerate, “aware” children. Practical tips include how to help your child learn not to interrupt, the power of “do-overs” to teach them social skills, and more.