#165 - Parent Coaching with Ayanda Tetyana

What if parenting came with a coach as a standard package? How much easier and manageable would your parenting life be?  Sadly that is not the case in our reality, we had to figure it all out through many mistakes along the way. Which is why I found Ayanda Tetyana's work so intriguing, she is a parent couch, such a beautiful concept. In this episode we cover all things parenting and responding to these questions  
1. What don't what do we miss about parenting?  2. What do children really need?  3. How involved should we be in our children’s lives (basically how much time should we be spending with them if there’s an average)  4. Do children really learn from what we do and not what we say?  5. Gender dynamics of single parenting - What is an ideal environment for a healthy child to grow in 6. Homeschooling or alternative schooling----more---- BIO 
Growing up in a small town in the Eastern Cape called Mthatha, Ayanda Tetyana always had entrepreneurial 
dreams, inspired by her late grandfather who was a respected business man. His amazing work ethics and 
discipline around money management were admirable. Having discovered her passion of working with children and helping them realise their potential, Ayanda studied Early Childhood Development at Montessori Centre SA . Ayanda has continued her learning through the Reggio Emelia approach to early childhood education. She is the founder of Tswelopele Kids Inc. Tswelopele Kids Inc is founded with a passion for empowering parents with coaching tools and support! Tswelopele Kids Inc is focused on ensuring that each child achieves their unlimited potential through a range of projects. The objective of the company is to make parents conscious of the direct impact they have on their 
children. Tswelopele Kids directly addresses the challenging role that parents play by coaching them to positively mold the next generation's problem solvers, out of the box thinkers and visionaries who will revolutionise industries. Ayanda believes that this starts at the youngest age in the h