Parenting The Child You Have: Re-Imagining The Parent-Child Relationship Through The Lens of Human Design

by Aypril Porter

There is no doubt that parenting is a roller coaster of an adventure that presents its fair share of challenges. Author Aypril Porter uses Human Design to teach readers how to navigate its twists and turns while also creating a closer, richer relationship with their children.Learn how to understand and appreciate your child’s uniqueness, while also seeing how you differ from each other. As a result, parents can be the best version of themselves while helping children stand tall in their knowledge of who they came here to be. Porter’s gentle, supportive wisdom enables children to be seen, heard, and valued for who they truly are, allowing them to navigate the world from a deep inner wisdom.Find more compassion for your children and all the people in your life, especially those whose habits drive you crazy!

Genres: Parenting

368 pages, Kindle Edition

Published January 6, 2022

Reviews

[Escape_in_a_Book · Rating 5 out of 5]

I was luckily enough to get my hands on an early copy of this book. I’ve now read it and loved it several times. Now that I have a print copy, I can’t wait to mark it up and make it more of a guide in helping me implement the info into my life.

This book blew my mind. I’m just dipping my toe in the world of HD. Being new to HD was not a hindrance to processing what I was reading. This is informative but also delivered in a way that is very digestible.

Inputting the information for each my six kids, myself, former partners- the accuracy and seeing behind why personalities react and process certain ways- FASCINATING. I honestly feel like this is valuable to all parents. If you’re wanting to have more positive connections with your kiddos, give this book a read.

[Alina · Rating 5 out of 5]

This is a very good introduction to Human Design and I got more out of this perspective of raising children than other generic introductions. I learned just as much about myself and the people around me as I did about my own child. I recommend this book for anyone interested in Human Design.