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slow the korero down and be more deliberate with the korero shared

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I think I would be more relaxed as the kaimahi, because Joy (mama) was super calm. Matching her energy.

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we used kupu " tupuna and village" acknowledging both

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More time with Keira painting a picture of what it would ideally look like with Jarom and Pepi, what would this mean to her if he done these things? Then maybe that could be shared with Jarom as a more solution focused follow up korero.

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I actually thought Jolz covered everything so well that, if I was in that situation, I would have felt so at ease. Here korero made me reflect on my Tupuna and made me feel grounded.

Possibly could have used whakatauki but overall I would love Jolz to be my kaimahi.

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allow space for silence so the māmā has a bit more time to reflect on whats been shared with her

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create more of a connection with mama before dropping the kaupapa

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When Rini was giving her koorero (gentle drops) that I as the receiver (whaanau) felt she gave an essence of ngaakau mohio to my situation. The essential aspect I thought from her koorero was the gentleness of her koorero and not adding to the stress but giving me option to relieve some of the responsibilities and inclusion to the tamariki being involved with papa.

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Less Kaimahi talking 😂, more Kiera leading the conversation which i think would reflect real life more

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Before delving in I would liked to have introduced the Tupuna Parenting framework. Renee did that and asked if it was something the mama would like to hear about. Something to try.

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Before delving in I would liked to have introduced the Tupuna Parenting framework. Renee did that and asked if it was something the mama would like to hear about. Something to try.

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I would like to have focused a little more into the behavior of the tamariki and implemented korero around 'Ta te tamariki tana nei mahi wahahi tahaa'. Just to try lighten the focus from their behavior and direct more to development/age/stage...

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ask māmā if she was comfortable sharing this whakaaro with her tāne or if she would like to wānanga together with him in a space where hes comfortable

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We could have gone into the ways māmā was already settling pēpi and seeing if she might be already doing pīkau or receptive to it…talk about tūpuna view of attachment - like Michelle was saying in breakout room 

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We could have gone into the ways māmā was already settling pēpi and seeing if she might be already doing pīkau or receptive to it…talk about tūpuna view of attachment - like Michelle was saying in breakout room 

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I suppose making sure that I would be prepared if whanau were defensive rather than receptive to the kōrero as well. Using ngā reo o te ngākau as a guide. Like we spoke about in the breakout room.(sorry for the biting scenario)

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I suppose making sure that I would be prepared if whanau were defensive rather than receptive to the kōrero as well. Using ngā reo o te ngākau as a guide. Like we spoke about in the breakout room.(sorry for the biting scenario)

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Sheena made a point not too overload the whānau but by adding gentle drops of tupuna parenting ,and give mama strategies and ideas on how our tupuna parented.

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Lisa you flowed off that korero easy as too, our whakatauki without even realising was "ka mua, ka muri. walking backwards into the future

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using pikau as a tool for settling

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I thought Michelle did such a great job reassuring māmā about the type of care provided and how it aligns with tūpuna ways, and affirming māmās instincts as natural and tika

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I thought Michelle did such a great job reassuring māmā about the type of care provided and how it aligns with tūpuna ways, and affirming māmās instincts as natural and tika