S.U.R.E. is an acronym for self-honoring, unique, respectful, and empathic.
 

Self-honor means we know ourselves deeply and accept our needs, feelings, values, and ideas so we can release shame and reach our goals.
 

We all have unique brains and when we seek to understand the differences between ourselves, our children, and our partner (or co-parent) we can strategize and scaffold to effectively learn and grow.
 

Respect is the basis for every interaction we engage in. We respect our children and ourselves. We raise them in an environment where they see, hear, and experience respect, where it is normal and natural and typical to be respectful and to hold boundaries to make sure those we let around us are respectful too.
 

Empathy is essential when you're aiming to meet the attachment needs of a child. Emotional attunement allows us to see the world through the child's eyes and collaborate with them so we can work together to reach our goals in parenting and life.