<p>Since May is Mental Health Awareness Month, I put together a small podcast collaboration with a few other hosts who talk about parenting, anxiety, and emotional health.</p> <p>Each week, I’m sharing one of their episodes here on the podcast, followed by a few of my own thoughts on what stood out to me and how it applies to you.</p> <p>Today’s episode comes from Leah Davidson’s podcast, Building Resilience.</p> <p>Leah is a speech-language pathologist and nervous system resilience coach who works primarily with women in midlife. In this episode, she talks about parenting older kids without over-functioning.</p> <p>As kids get older, our relationships with them change. You may go from being very involved in their day-to-day lives to feeling more on the outside, observing instead of guiding. And even though your intention hasn’t changed, the way your efforts are received can start to shift.</p> <p>If you’ve been feeling unsure about when to step in, when to stay quiet, or how to stay connected without taking things personally, this episode will give you a helpful framework.</p> <p>For full show notes and information, visit https://lessdramamoremama.com/405</p> <p>The post <a href="https://lessdramamoremama.com/when-your-kids-dont-need-you-the-same-way-anymore-leah-davidson/">When Your Kids Don’t Need You the Same Way Anymore with Leah Davidson – 405</a> appeared first on <a href="https://lessdramamoremama.com">Less Drama More Mama</a>.</p>