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In this passion-filled episode of Just Breathe, I greet new listeners and regular listeners alike with some necessary updates and some exciting news! After 18 months of writing, editing, and handing over their soul to this endeavor, my first book ever — Parenting with Pride: Unlearn Bias to Embrace, Empower, and Love Your LGBTQ+ Teen — is officially on its way to the printer and pre-order. I share a listener review from Susie N., thank them, and invite anyone whose review is heard to DM me on Instagram for a personal video answer. I also introduce my brand-new Book Launch Team — a dedicated crew of book lovers committed to getting this book into the hands of those who need it most. If you dig the cause of Just Breathe and would love to contribute to shifting the dialogue around parenting LGBTQ+ children, email [email protected] or tap the link in the show notes to connect.

The wait is finally over—Parenting with Pride is finally here in print, and I couldn't be more excited to celebrate this achievement with you! In this truly special unboxing video, I unbox my very first official print copies of the book and look back on what it took to bring it to you. Whether you’re a fellow parent, an ally, or simply someone passionate about raising confident, supported children, this book was written with love and intention for you. Join me in celebrating this exciting step, and get a sneak peek at what’s inside Parenting with Pride!

There is no one-size-fits-all when it comes to parenting, especially when you are parenting children with disabilities. But there is some collective wisdom that we can point to, at the very least, to help us with some things. While there is no singular framework for parenting, it won’t hurt to learn from others. Remember, practicality in parenting is critical...

This heartfelt account shares the challenges and pressures faced by a mother with a disability when it comes to breastfeeding. Join the conversation on the importance of understanding and supporting diverse feeding options for all moms and their babies.