Mother U with Rachel Norman
Motherhood isn’t about perfection — it’s about finding your footing, building your home life with intention, and growing right alongside your kids (because spoiler: none of us have arrived yet).
At Mother U, we talk about family rhythms that feel natural, home systems that give you breathing room, boundaries that protect what matters most, and mindsets that help you mother from a place of peace instead of pressure. It’s about creating a home you actually want to live in — one where you stay connected to yourself and your family without running on fumes.
This isn’t a pep talk you’ll forget by nap time — it’s real, practical encouragement for the real, everyday work of being a mom.
Mother U with Rachel Norman
When Kids Acts Out: Handling Embarrassment, Judgment, and Shame
When kids act out in public, it can trigger feelings of embarrassment, judgment, and shame for parents.
In this episode of Mother U with Rachel Norman, we explore why children misbehave in social settings, how to navigate the stress and self-blame, and practical strategies to respond calmly while maintaining authority and connection.
Learn how to handle public misbehavior without letting it impact your confidence or your relationship with your child.
We’re chatting about:
- Why children act out in social settings and what it really means
- Techniques for managing parental embarrassment and guilt
- How to respond effectively to misbehavior while preserving your child’s dignity
Tune in to discover strategies that reduce stress, strengthen your parenting confidence, and help your kids navigate social expectations successfully.
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