Episode 108: Parenting w/ Duane and Carrie Daunt

 

This week, Jake and Bob are joined by Duane and Carrie Daunt to discuss what living out our identity of father or mother can look like as a biological parent. Duane and Carrie share the challenges and joys of parenting a large family and the role sacrifice plays in creating a strong and loving home. They also talk about how their own woundedness has impacted their parenting journey, the role of community, and what to do when spouses disagree.

 

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Key Points:

  • Duane’s sacrifice and willingness to put the needs of his family above his own is an essential aspect of creating a loving home.

  • Community and mentorship play a crucial role in raising children and passing on the faith.

  • Parenting a large family comes with unique challenges but also brings great joy and fulfillment.

  • Our own woundedness and past experiences can impact our parenting journeys. It is important to seek healing and restoration in those areas.

  • We are human and will make mistakes. Seeking to reconcile with your children afterwards is important for healing and repair.

The Pillars of Duane and Carrie’s Parenting Style:

  • Be conscious of the parenting you received growing up and how that has affected you

  • The husband sacrificing creates the foundation of a loving home

  • Both spouses should have vision and alignment

  • Support from the community is necessary

  • The Catholic faith is the centerpiece of life

  • Do what it takes to be involved in your children’s lives

  • You may never see the fruit of your parenting efforts, but that doesn’t matter

  • Be open to feedback

  • Be Holy Spirit led

  • The messages your kids are hearing explicitly and implicitly matter and be attentive to them

  • Pray for the Holy Spirit to fill your inadequacies as a parent

  • Always attempt to repair 

  • Root your kids in the truth

Resources:

 
 
 
The Daunt Family

The Daunt Family

 
 
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