2.19 Intuition and Parenting. Getting right for your child.

Now, we know that intuition is a communication of our spiritual self to our physical self.

Now, our spirit gives us intuitive messages in order to create some type of action or a response, and it will often help us in making positive decisions.

Now, these messages can come through as a mental thought, a visual impression, an emotional expression, or even a physical feeling.

But what happens when these, uh, messages appear to contradict what other people are saying? Now, when it comes to parenting, there is no secret book, but there is a secret to it, and you'll find out here.

When you become a parent for the first time, you want to do everything right, so you'll gather as much information as you can.

You will hook up with like-minded people.

You will interact with women that are going through the same thing, that are also pregnant or trying to fall pregnant.

You'll ask advice from others.

You'll get advice given to you whether you want it or not, um, [laughs] which is what used to happen to, in my case.

But when I was a first-time parent, we, we didn't have the internet, so we had to get as much information as we could from the people that were around us.

Now, there's positives and negatives to that.

When we didn't have other people's opinions, like, or we might have had those that were close to us, but we didn't have access to a, a wider community like you do have with the internet nowadays.

You were limited in how to raise your child.

You rai- raised your child that suited the environment that you were in, that was similar to how you were raised or how you perceived you were rai- raised.

And so you only had the information that you knew to go with.

Nowadays, you have access to so much more information, and that is a positive, but it's also a negative as well.

What happens is we get so much information that we do tend to get bombarded.

In all this information, there's people saying, "Well, you know, you should do this," or, "You should do that," or, "Try this," or, "Try that," or, "If you want to do this, do that." And you start to get a little bit overwhelmed with it all.

Now, I felt overwhelmed when I was a first-time parent, and I didn't have that aspect to look at.

I didn't have the feeling of being judged or criticized or on social media.

I didn't have that.

We did, we did still have that feeling.

You still got that feeling when you did things with your child that people would raise their eyebrows too.

But, [laughs] but we didn't have the online presence.

We didn't have that aspect to it.