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Author
Angela Legh is the award winning author of the Bella Santini Chronicles, a children's book series that bring you into a magical world where you can transform your thoughts and shift your reality.
When you read the Bella Santini Chronicles, you absorb consciousness tools that help you navigate emotional issues without being reactive to your life circumstances.
Journalist
Angela Legh's journalistic work focuses on promoting emotional well-being and children's welfare. She writes about parenting, and on occaision, will write about influencers who seek to uplift humanity.
Through her thoughtful articles, she empowers parents and influences positive change, offering valuable insights on parenting, emotional intelligence, and personal growth.
Angela writes two articles per week that are published in any of eight different media outlets.
Television Producer
Angela Legh, producer and writer of the impactful television show Children’s Lives Matter, is dedicated to raising awareness and fostering meaningful conversations around children's well-being.
Through her work, she highlights crucial topics such as emotional health, positive parenting, and the challenges today's youth face, inspiring parents and communities to take action in support of a brighter future for children everywhere.
Public Speaking
When you hear Angela Legh speak, you will understand the importance of emotional expression and how it can positively impact your life. You will learn how to identify and process your emotions in a healthy way, which can lead to greater self-awareness and personal growth. When you hear Angela speak, you will gain valuable insights, tools, and techniques that you can immediately apply in your own life to create greater happiness, fulfillment, and peace. Angela Legh speaks from her heart to touch your heart.
Angela has appeared on stages both live and virtually. She has shared stages with Masadi (pictured), Les Brown, Dr. John Demartini, Joe Vitale, Bernardo Moya, Toni Lontis, and Dame JB Owen.
What style of parenting do you
default to while stressed?
Each parenting style has both benefits and consequences. When you are stressed, you might default into the style of parenting your parent used, even if it isn't the appropriate style for the situation. Please know that uou don’t have to stick to just one parenting style. It’s natural to adapt your approach based on the situation. For instance, when safety is a concern, a firm authoritarian style with clear boundaries and no room for negotiation might be necessary. However, in situations where the focus is on open communication, such as encouraging a teenager to seek help if they find themselves in danger, a more permissive approach with empathy and understanding can be beneficial. By consciously choosing the style that best fits the context, you can effectively support your child’s needs while maintaining a balanced approach.
Authoritarian
Authoritarian parents rely on strict rules, high standards, and punishment to control their child’s behavior. With rigid expectations and little flexibility, they maintain firm control. Children raised under authoritarian parenting may grow up fearing punishment and lack the opportunity to practice making their own decisions. As a result, some may become aggressively rebellious, struggle with social skills, and find it difficult to make sound decisions independently.
Authoritative
Authoritative parenting is often viewed as the gold standard because it blends warmth and adaptability with the clear understanding that parents maintain their role as leaders. This approach fosters a nurturing environment while ensuring that boundaries are not only learned, but respected; creating the ideal balance for guiding children. This style of parenting promotes mutual respect and understanding.
Permissive
Permissive parents often take pride in being their child’s best friend, offering warmth, open communication, and deep involvement in their child’s emotional well-being. However, this approach can have a downside. Without clear boundaries, children may struggle to understand limits and often end up taking charge, which can lead to challenges with responsibility and self-discipline later in life.
Neglectful
Neglectful parents provide for their child’s basic needs but give little attention beyond that. With minimal nurturing, expectations, or boundaries, the child is left to navigate life largely on their own. Children raised in such environments may struggle to control their emotions, fail to develop healthy coping mechanisms, and have difficulty maintaining social relationships.
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