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Your Calm Parenting Path

Nina Visic
Your Calm Parenting Path
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  • 30. Calm Summer Series Part 1: Juggling Work and Play, with Sarah Thomson
    Welcome to Part 1 of the Calm Summer Series - a three-part journey to help you feel calmer, lighter, and more prepared for the school holidays.In Part 1, Nina is joined by digital business coach Sarah Thomson, founder of Online Social Butterfly, to explore how parents can juggle work and family during the holidays without losing their calm.Together, they share honest stories, practical tips, and gentle reminders that calm and connection don’t come from doing it all - they come from focusing on what truly matters.If you’ve ever tried to work while the kids ask for snacks or felt torn between business and family, this episode will feel like a breath of fresh air. You’ll Learn:How to plan around your real capacity to avoid burnoutWays to blend structure and flexibility when routines disappearSimple boundaries that help kids respect your work timePractical ways to share the load — from swaps to saying yes to helpOne small shift that creates a big impact for working parentsWhy This Episode MattersAs the school holidays approach, many parents find themselves stretched thin - trying to be a present, patient parent and keep up with work or business demands.This episode is your gentle reminder that balance doesn’t mean doing everything at once. It means giving yourself permission to slow down, plan with compassion, and let some things go.It’s the first step in creating a calmer, more connected summer - one that feels good for you and your kids. Take Home ActionTake a mindful moment each morning to set the tone for the day. Over breakfast, invite your kids into a short “morning check-in” - share what’s ahead: 🕘 “Mum’s working from 9 to 11.” 🎨 “After that, we’ll go to the park.” 🎮 “Nintendo time after lunch.” For younger kids, make it visual. When everyone knows what’s coming, there’s less chaos and more calm.Take the Next StepJoin Nina for the Calm Summer Blueprint Masterclass on 3 December - your go-to session for planning a summer that feels lighter, calmer, and more connected.Early-bird tickets available until 27 November.Links and Resources Check out Sarah Thomson's website — Online Social ButterflyFollow Sarah on social media:InstagramFacebookListen to Sarah's Podcast - The Social CircusRegister for Your Calm Summer Blueprint  Let’s ConnectFollow Nina on InstagramWebsite: mindfulparentinglifestyle.com.auEmail: [email protected] About the HostsNina Visic Mindful parenting coach and host of Your Calm Parenting Path, helping parents bring more calm, connection, and confidence to everyday life through mindfulness and simple, heart-led tools.Sarah Thomson Founder of Online Social Butterfly, Sarah helps women build flexible, family-friendly businesses. With two decades of marketing experience, she proves success doesn’t have to cost your calm.
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  • 29. What If You’re Just Too Tired to Be Mindful?
    What happens when you knowthe mindful parenting strategies - but you’re simply too tired to use them? This episode is for the days when your tank is empty. We explore what parental burnout really looks like, how to recognise it, and how to gently support yourself when mindfulness feels out of reach.This follow-up to Episode 27 with Michelle Marks offers three low-effort ways to reconnect with your child, even in your most depleted moments. You'll LearnWhat parental burnout really feels like (and why it’s often missed)Three gentle strategies for staying connected with your child when you're overwhelmedHow to ask for help without guilt—and why it’s not a favourWays to honour your limits and model emotional awareness with your kidsWhy This Episode MattersParenting through exhaustion can leave you feeling like you’re failing. But often, the issue isn’t your mindset - it’s your capacity. This episode helps shift the lens from self-blame to self-compassion and reminds you that you are not alone. You don’t need to be superhuman. You need softness, support, and space to breathe. Take Home Action Pick just one small shift this week: name a limit out loud, ask for help like it’s essential, or try a 10-second reset. Whatever you choose, let it be gentle. Take the Next StepIf this episode resonated with you, I’d love to help you navigate this season. Book a free 20-minute Clarity Call to chat through your challenges and receive personalised support. You’ll find the link in the show notes below.  Links and ResourcesBook a free 20-minute Clarity Call Listen to Episode 27. Are you feeling the invisible weights of motherhood?Let’s ConnectWant more support? Follow Nina on Instagram, or sign up for tips and updates at mindfulparentinglifestyle.com.au.Have a question or parenting challenge you'd like addressed on the podcast? Send a DM or an email.Follow Nina on InstagramWebsite: mindfulparentinglifestyle.com.auEmail: [email protected] About the HostNina Visic is a mindful parenting coach, and host of 'Your Calm Parenting Path.' She helps parents move from overwhelm and reactivity to calm, confident connection with their children - without needing to be perfect. Through her coaching, podcast, and practical tools, Nina shares a gentle, grounded approach to parenting that blends mindfulness with everyday realities. As a mum herself, Nina deeply understands the emotional load parents carry - especially when they’re exhausted. This episode draws on her own experiences and asking for support, while offering practical, compassionate ways to reconnect with your child.Her mission is to empower parents to create more ease in their home, more presence in their relationships, and more space to breathe - one small shift at a time.
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  • 28. How to Stop Being the Referee in Sibling Fights
    When the house fills with shouting, accusations, and cries of “It’s mine!”, it can feel like you’re trapped in the middle of your children’s chaos. In this episode of Your Calm Parenting Path, Nina explores how to respond mindfully when sibling fights erupt - without taking sides, losing your cool, or spending every afternoon playing referee. You’ll discover simple, effective ways to guide your kids toward cooperation, empathy, and connection instead of competition and resentment.You’ll LearnWhy sibling fights happen, even in loving homesHow to pause, breathe, and respond instead of reactFive common traps parents fall into - and what to try insteadA three-step mindful process for when conflict turns physicalHow to nurture individuality and teamwork between siblingsWhy This Episode MattersSibling rivalry isn’t a parenting failure - it’s a natural part of growing up and learning how to share space, love, and attention. When you stop being the referee and start being a calm coach, you model empathy and problem-solving. These small, mindful shifts build long-term skills for your children: managing big feelings, resolving conflict, and repairing relationships with compassion. Instead of aiming for perfect harmony, you’ll learn how to create a family rhythm built on respect and emotional safety.Take-Home ActionNext time your children start another round of sibling fights, pause before stepping in. Say, “It looks like you’re having a hard time together. One at a time, tell me what’s going on.” Listen to each child and reflect what you hear. If things escalate, remember the mindful three-step tool: Describe – Limit – Separate. You’re not fixing every fight - you’re guiding your kids toward calm communication.Take the Next StepJoin me for The Calm Summer Blueprint - a one-hour live masterclass on 3 December designed to help parents handle sibling fights and daily routines with confidence and ease. You’ll walk away with strategies to keep the peace, regulate your own emotions, and actually enjoy the holidays. 🎟 Early-bird pricing and bonuses are available now — register here.Links and Resources MentionedSiblings Without Rivalry by Adele Faber & Elaine Mazlish (note, this is an affiliate link)Podcast Episodes:Ep12. Are You Really Listening to Your Child? Part 1: Why Kids Stop TalkingEp13. Are You Really Listening to Your Child? Part 2: How to Be a Better ListenerRegister for The Calm Summer Blueprint MasterclassFollow Nina on InstagramAbout the Host Nina Visic is a mindful parenting coach, speaker, and mum of three energetic boys. Through her business Mindful Parenting Lifestyle and her podcast Your Calm Parenting Path, she helps parents go from overwhelmed and reactive to calm, confident, and connected. Drawing on mindfulness and Parent Effectiveness Training, Nina offers practical tools to help families manage sibling fights, reduce stress, and build stronger connections. She believes mindful parenting isn’t about perfection - it’s about presence, compassion, and small shifts that make a big impact. 
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  • 27. Are You Feeling the Invisible Weights of Motherhood? with Michelle Marks
    Parenting can be heavy - especially when you’re navigating burnout, neurodivergence, or the constant mental load of holding everything together.In this episode of Your Calm Parenting Path, Nina sits down with Michelle Marks, a neurodivergent parent raising neurodivergent children, to talk about the unseen emotional toll of motherhood and how mindfulness can help you reconnect with calm, even when life feels overwhelming.Together, they explore the realities of burnout, recognising its sneaky signs, and building self-awareness through gentle mindfulness practices that restore energy and compassion - for both you and your child.You’ll Learn:How to recognise the early signs of burnout and overwhelmWhat mindfulness really looks like for a busy, neurodivergent parentHow to manage anxiety and emotional overload with simple grounding toolsWhy it’s okay to take up space, slow down, and prioritise restPractical ways to help you and your child find calm in the chaosWhy This Episode MattersThe invisible weights of motherhood can be exhausting - emotional labour, sensory overload, and the pressure to “get it right” take a silent toll. Too often, parents accept exhaustion as normal.This conversation shines a light on those unseen struggles and offers hope through mindfulness - not as another task to master, but as a way of being kinder to yourself. It’s a reminder that your worth isn’t measured by productivity and that caring for yourself is part of caring for your family.Take Home ActionThis week, notice when you compare your parenting to someone else’s — another mum at school, a post online, or even your own expectations.When that comparison appears, pause and remember Michelle’s reflection: “Stop measuring yourself against people who aren’t carrying the same weights as you.”Take a breath and gently affirm: “I’m doing enough. I am enough.” Every family, every child, and every nervous system is different — and that’s exactly as it should be.Take the Next StepIf you’re ready to lighten the invisible weights of motherhood, book a free 20-minute Clarity Call with Nina. Together, you’ll uncover one or two simple strategies to bring more calm and connection back into your days.Links and ResourcesNina’s free resource: 5-Day Mindfulness ChallengeConnect with Michelle: Instagram or YouTubeLet’s ConnectInstagram: @mindfulparentinglifestyleWebsite: mindfulparentinglifestyle.com.auEmail: [email protected] the HostsNina Visic is a mindful parenting coach, speaker, and founder of Mindful Parenting Lifestyle. A mum herself, she understands the invisible weights parents carry - the constant juggling of emotions, expectations, and exhaustion that can leave you feeling stretched thin.Her mission is to show parents that calm, compassionate parenting isn’t about perfection - it’s about presence, repair, and remembering you’re not alone.Michelle Marks is a neurodivergent parent, business owner, and creative who speaks openly about burnout, mental health, and parenting children with higher support needs. After experiencing chronic burnout herself, Michelle now shares her story to help other parents feel seen, supported, and reminded that they are doing enough - exactly as they are.
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  • 26. Is It Bad Behaviour - or a Cry for Help? with Nicola McAlister
    In today’s episode, Nina is joined by Nicola McAlister - child development consultant, trainer, and founder of The Regulated Child UK. With over 30 years' experience in education and foster care, Nicola shares how to move from reactive parenting to responsive, attuned support using her simple 5-step self-regulation model. They dive into practical ways to reframe 'bad behaviour', reduce stress for both you and your child, and co-regulate through everyday routines like getting dressed, managing transitions, or even surviving the school run! You’ll Learn:Why traditional “rewards and consequences” systems often don’t workThe power of seeing behaviour as a signal, not a problemA 5-step framework to support your child’s self-regulationScripts and language you can start using straight awayHow to shift from firefighting behaviour to preventing itWhy your regulation matters most when things feel hard Nicola's 5-Step Self-Regulation Framework: Goal - Get specific about what your child needs to do. Break down big routines (like bedtime) into smaller, manageable tasks.Predict - Talk about what might be tricky or stressful before it happens. Help your child anticipate and name challenges.Plan - Collaborate on a plan together. Ask open questions like “What might help?” so your child feels invested and supported.Do - Support your child in the moment with co-regulation. Stay nearby, offer reminders, or use visuals if needed.Review -Afterward, reflect together (without shame). Celebrate what worked or adjust the plan with curiosity and care.Why This Episode MattersSo often, we react to behaviour without understanding the need underneath. This conversation offers a gentler, more effective approach - one that’s rooted in connection, development, and real-world parenting. If you’ve ever wondered why your child is acting out - or how to support them differently - this episode is a must-listen.Take Home ActionPause before reacting. Ask yourself, “How regulated am I right now?”Your child can only borrow your calm if you’ve got some to give. Start there. Take the Next StepTo learn more about Nicola’s work or explore her coaching and training programs, visit her website.Looking for more support on your own mindful parenting journey? Nina offers 1:1 coaching, digital resources, and group programs to help you respond (not react), create calmer routines, and feel more confident in your parenting even on the tough days. Find out more here.Links and Resources Free download: The Regulated Child Self-Regulation ScriptsFollow Nicola on Instagram, Facebook or LinkedInEpisode ReferencedEpisode 11. Tired of Doing It All? What Needs to Change? With Eva RadoLet’s ConnectFollow Nina on InstagramWebsite: mindfulparentinglifestyle.com.auEmail: [email protected]
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Welcome to Your Calm Parenting Path—guiding you toward a more peaceful, connected, and confident approach to parenting. Motherhood wasn’t supposed to feel this hard. If you’re tired of yelling, overwhelmed by the mental load, and wondering why you can’t just enjoy time with your kids like other mums seem to, you’re not alone. You love your children fiercely, but somewhere between school drop-offs, tantrums, and endless to-do lists, you’ve lost a piece of yourself. I’m Nina, a mindful parenting coach and mum who gets it. I’ve been where you are—stuck, frustrated, and exhausted by constant feelings of inadequacy and overwhelm. This podcast is for mums like you—women who want to parent with more patience, less stress, and a whole lot more joy. It’s about making small shifts that create a big impact, helping you build the parenting life you’ve always wanted. In short, practical episodes, you'll discover actionable tips for calmer parenting, expert insights from those who work with children, real stories from parents who've made meaningful changes, and inspiration to reconnect with yourself while showing up as the mum you want to be. Whether you're feeling overwhelmed by daily struggles or simply looking for a more mindful approach, each episode offers practical tools and insights to help you feel calmer, more confident, and more connected with your children.** Launching 11th May **In the meantime, follow us on Instagram @mindful_parenting_lifestyle, or join our mailing list at www.mindfulparentinglifestyle.com.au
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