Michelle Madrigal Shares How She Disciplines Anika

Michelle Madrigal shares how she disciplined her daughter Anika.

Michelle Madrigal took to social as she shared how she tried to discipline Anika and how her daughter responded in the situation.

In her Instagram post, Michelle revealed how and when she began her personal development journey.

According to her, she started her personal development journey at the start of the pandemic, adding that it had taught her to step out of her comfort zone and to do what she truly loved.

Michelle continued her Instagram post by sharing her reason she’s focused on her goals, saying that her daughter was the reason why she wanted to achieve her personal & career goals.

She added that there’s obviously bumps along the way, but motherhood would never be perfect.

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Michelle also said that she tried to discipline her daughter and shared how Anika responded in the situation.

According to Michelle, she grew up in a typical Filipino home wherein smacking, hitting, or giving “palo” was the way to go. However, she added, she saw that it had affected her daughter the way she defended herself in certain situations.

She also said that she saw her daughter imitating her actions when she’s angry and it had given her the perspective to fully take control of what she did and said around her, adding that she wanted to be a better person for her daughter.

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I know this page is mostly for workouts, motivation and inspiration for women all over the world. But today I just want to share my WHY. : : I started my personal development journey in the beginning of this pandemic. It has taught me to really step out of my comfort zone and to do what I truly love! : : My daughter is the reason why I want to achieve my goals (personal & career)! I am her role model and this is why I’m learning how to navigate and teach her the values I want that I didn’t get growing up. There’s obviously bumps along the way but motherhood will never be perfect.I am learning how to quiet my mind and stop myself from being so frustrated when I discipline her. See, I grew up in a typical Filipino home where smacking/hitting and giving “palo” is the way to go. But I see that it has affected my daughter the way she defends herself in certain situations. I see her imitate my actions when I am angry and it has given me the perspective to fully take control of what I do and say around her. I want to be a better person for her. : : As this journey unfolds, I am seeing myself evolve into this person I have always dreamed of. An empowered leader. An exceptional mother. A loving wife. A motivator. A loyal friend. A goal getter. A genuine coach. 🖤

A post shared by Female Transformation Coach (@mitch_madrigal) on Sep 21, 2020 at 10:00am PDT

Aside from her, Rica Peralejo also shared her insights about parenting, saying that some people thought that parenting was expensive, but the top priority to be given to a child, in reality, was love.

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