#91 How to Keep a Positive Tone Even When Setting Limits with Lenora Edwards<br />

 

 

Parenting in the First 3 Years Podcast

#91 How to Keep a Positive Tone Even When Setting Limits

with Lenora Edwards

Ever thought about how the way we talk to our kids goes beyond just words?

The tone we use, the pauses we make, and the inflection in our voice all weave together to create a nuanced backdrop for the messages we convey. Striking a balance between what feels natural and what’s effective is key to being a good parent. By being mindful of our tone, we can create a positive environment for our children and strengthen our connection with them.

Join us in this episode as we explore the world of communication through voice inflection, pausing, and tone. How can parents fine-tune their tone for better communication with their kids? We’ll unravel the natural and the not-so-natural, offering insights into how voice modulation impacts young minds. Plus, learn about children’s reactions to different tones and why nurturing a positive auditory environment is crucial.

Topics Discussed:
  • Decoding the language of tone
  • Parental tone adjustment toolkit
  • The ripple effect on children
  • Creating a harmonious auditory environment 
About the Guest:

Lenora Edwards, also known as the Voice Lady, is a board-certified Speech-Language Pathologist deeply committed to enhancing communication. By blending her clinical expertise with certifications in Holographic Memory Resolution, neurolinguistic programming, and hypnosis, Lenora is dedicated to empowering individuals to communicate confidently from their core. She specializes in guiding people to rewrite self-limiting narratives that may hinder their potential. As the founder of her business, Lenora employs an integrative approach to help individuals break free from unproductive communication patterns, transforming inner obstacles into outward confidence. Whether preparing for interviews or engaging in everyday conversations, Lenora’s holistic methods facilitate authentic and effective communication, allowing individuals to become their most empowered and compelling selves.

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