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learn by doing

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Tamariki participation was valued

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Freedom to explore and learn alongside eachother, fun, collective, kaupapa driven i.e, hunt & gather

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There has been a cultural shift in NZ over recent years which makes people more receptive to bringing in kaupapa maori models of parenting

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Opened up opportunities for connection and understanding

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trust in community to nurture pēpi

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acknowledging eachothers Tapu & Mana can carry them through the hardest times

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living breathing practices we pass down that have been passed down to us. The way we love, nurture and raise our tamariki with the dignity and respect our Tūpuna intended.

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Village upbringings - grandparents, aunties, uncles all big influences in upbringing

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Village upbringings - grandparents, aunties, uncles all big influences in upbringing

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knowing that we are moving in wairua to reclaim what our Tupuna left for us within our whakapapa and it is beautiful to learn and see we are on the right track

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Chosing people to korero with that are disconnected from te ao Maaori, and have mamae around parenting and being Maaori takes courage

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The similarities between the accounts was that all had a innate understanding of tupuna parenting even if they didnt have the words to name the concepts

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People bring their own profound experiences of being parented to the discussion which can lead the kōrero unexpected ways

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Openess from Papa/Matua/Koro to learn and at times share about their experiences of Tupuna Parenting

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our different ages and stages= different versions of tūpuna parenting

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Hearing traditional practices being bought into the birth and upbringing of pepi and tamariki

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wanting to do better for the next generation

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Recognising that Tupuna parenting was already happening but whanau didn't have the kupu to describe it. It was natural and organic.

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tūpuna parenting values stay with you ahakoa te aha

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Learning to advocate for yourself and your pepi when bringing them into Te Ao Marama

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Pēpi being listened to

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Many realisations of how we sometimes intuitively parent in this way

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The way that whānau were thinking, behaving and doing - but not always having the words (tapu and mana) around what those aspects were - it was in behaviours and actions towards pēpi

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Gentle tane energy

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Tamariki being respected enough to be themselves and be included in korero

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Re-connecting and remembering tūpuna parenting ways that already existed in whānau

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What was inspiring for you about the kōrero?

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What was inspiring for you about the kōrero?

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What are some similarities between the kōrero?

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What are some similarities between the kōrero?