Frequently Asked Questions

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Who is this program for?

Do I have to complete the program with my partner?

Intentional Parenting is for anyone who wants to be more thoughtful about the way they raise, nurture, and connect with their family. Whether you're preparing to welcome your first child, raising young children, or navigating the challenges of parenting older children, this program helps you build a family life rooted in your values and intentions. It's never too early or too late to create meaningful change.

No. While participating with your partner can help you develop a shared vision and approach to parenting, the program is equally valuable for individuals. Whether you're a single parent, co-parenting, raising children with a partner who cannot participate, or a grandparent helping raise a family, you can adapt the process to your circumstances.

Do I have to be Religious ?

Do you offer gift cards?

Not at all. Intentional Parenting draws inspiration from mindfulness, reflection, compassion, and intentional living, but the program is open to people of all backgrounds, beliefs, and faiths. You don't need to follow any particular religion or philosophy to benefit from the experience.

Yes! Intentional Parenting makes a meaningful, lasting gift for a baby shower, expecting parents, a growing family, or someone who wants to approach parenting more intentionally. Rather than giving something that will eventually be outgrown, you're giving a family the opportunity to build a foundation that can guide them for years to come.

Why not just read a parenting book?

Why does it cost so much?

Parenting books can offer valuable insights, but general advice doesn't always translate easily into your family's everyday life. Intentional Parenting gives you the opportunity to reflect on your family's core values, clarify the kind of parent you want to be, and turn those values into practical choices and habits. The goal isn't simply to learn more about parenting—it's to create an approach that feels meaningful and authentic to your family.

Intentional Parenting is an investment in the relationships, habits, and values that shape your family for years to come. Rather than offering a one-size-fits-all solution, the program guides you through meaningful reflection and helps you develop an approach to parenting grounded in what matters most to you. The intention is to create lasting value—not just for you and your children today, but for the generations that follow.