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Yoga with Francesca Yoga for children and families, therapeutic yoga for SEND, Trauma Sensitive Yoga, Contakids

22/09/2026

How often do you know what you would like to do — take a breath, listen, come down to your child’s level, hold a boundary — but, precisely when you need it, you cannot access it?

It does not mean that you are incapable. And it does not necessarily mean that you need another strategy.

When a significant part of your energy is already taken up by doing, remembering, anticipating problems or holding everyone else’s emotions, your available capacity narrows.

This is why, in my work with parents, we do not focus only on what would be helpful to do. We also create the conditions for that response to become genuinely accessible in intense moments.

What is one response you already know, but struggle to access when you are under pressure?

Spesso pensiamo che il conflitto inizi quando nostro figlio protesta o non collabora.Ma il nostro margine può essersi co...
18/09/2026

Spesso pensiamo che il conflitto inizi quando nostro figlio protesta o non collabora.

Ma il nostro margine può essersi consumato molto prima: nel fare senza sosta, ricordare tutto, anticipare problemi, sostenere le emozioni degli altri o portare un carico che avrebbe bisogno di essere condiviso.

Quando arriviamo già sotto carico, diventa più difficile fermarci, connetterci e accedere alle risposte che conosciamo.

Non perché siamo incapaci. E non perché ci serva sempre un’altra strategia.

Prima di cercare di sistemare tutto, possiamo osservare un solo punto.

Dove senti disperdersi la tua energia oggi? Scrivilo con una parola.

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We often think conflict begins when our child protests or does not cooperate.

But our margin may have been shrinking for hours: through constant doing, remembering everything, anticipating problems, holding other people’s emotions, or carrying a load that needs to be shared.

When we are already under pressure, it becomes harder to pause, connect, and access the responses we already know.

Not because we are incapable, or because we always need another strategy.

Where is your energy going today? Write it in one word.

08/09/2026

Non tutta l'energia si recupera riposando.

A volte la ritroviamo in qualcosa che ci restituisce senso, direzione e presenza.

Per me, in questo rientro, tornare a Milano e al mio lavoro ha restituito energia. E il mio lavoro mi dà senso e motivazione. Per qualcun altro può essere la natura, il movimento, il silenzio, una conversazione o un confine finalmente messo.

La domanda non è che cosa dovrebbe rigenerarti.

La domanda è: che cosa lo fa davvero — e dove, invece, la tua energia si disperde?

Perché quando cerchiamo di accompagnare i nostri figli partendo già scarichi, connessione, ascolto e coerenza diventano molto più difficili da raggiungere.

Non perché siamo incapaci. E non perché amiamo meno.

Stiamo cercando di cambiare qualcosa nel sistema senza avere abbastanza energia disponibile per farlo.

Occuparci della nostra energia non significa allontanarci dai figli. Può essere il primo passo per riuscire a esserci davvero per loro.

Se vuoi provare a osservarla oggi, parti da tre cose:

— una cosa che ti rigenera;
— una cosa che ti disperde;
— un piccolo confine che potrebbe proteggere un po' di spazio.

Se ti va, raccontami anche con una sola parola: dove perdi più facilmente la tua energia?

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Not all energy is restored through rest.

Sometimes we find it again in something that gives us meaning, direction and presence.

For me, returning to Milan and to my work has restored energy. My work also gives me meaning and motivation. For someone else, it may be nature, movement, silence, a conversation, or a boundary finally put in place.

The question is not what should restore you. It is: what genuinely does — and where does your energy scatter?

When we try to guide our children while we are already depleted, connection, listening and consistency become much harder to access. Not because we are incapable, and not because we love them any less.

Caring for our energy does not mean moving away from our children. It may be the first step towards being truly present with them.

09/08/2026

for some of us, love became tangled up with being agreeable.

So when we begin saying no, holding a limit, or allowing someone to be disappointed with us, something inside can whisper:

Am I being unkind?

But a boundary is not rejection. It is love taking shape.

Children need this.

They need to discover that someone can hold a firm boundary without leaving the relationship.

That a no doesn’t mean I don’t love you.

29/06/2026

Sometimes we confuse closeness with constantly doing.
Helping. Explaining. Stepping in. Filling the silence before it even has a chance to settle.
And I get it. The urge to reach in and fix things comes from love. But I’ve noticed in the families I work with and honestly in myself too, that some of the most important moments don’t happen when we intervene. They happen just after we don’t.
When we don’t rush to solve.
When we let a feeling move through instead of immediately redirecting it.
When we stay near, but trust that our child can sit with something for a moment longer.
Space isn’t the opposite of connection. It’s actually part of it.
It’s where a child starts to hear their own voice. Where something quietly shifts and they realise — I can feel this. I can handle this. I can find my way through.
That doesn’t mean leaving them alone with something too big. It means staying close enough that they feel held, without taking away every chance to meet themselves.
It’s a balance I come back to again and again in my work with parents.
Love needs closeness. But it also needs room. For both of you to breathe.

19/05/2026

ITALIAN TRANSCRIPT
Mio figlio continua a fare domande. Rispondo a tutte ma non si fermano mai!

Ti suona familiare?

Ero con un genitore questa settimana e mi ha raccontato esattamente questo:

quindi non le ho chiesto “cosa ti chiede tuo figlio?”

ma “come” te lo chiede

ha detto: quasi senza fiato

abbastanza ansiosamente

Ahaha!

quindi il problema non erano le domande. Ma l’ACCESSO

quello che il bambino stava cercando non erano risposte, eri TU!

“My child keeps asking questions.
 I answer all of them… but it never stops.”

And at some point, it becomes frustrating.
Because you’re trying.
You’re answering.
You’re there.
And still…
it’s like nothing lands.
What I often see in these moments is:
it’s not really about the questions.
It’s the pace.
The urgency.
The feeling underneath.
A child almost out of breath…
trying to reach you.
And when that doesn’t quite land—
they keep going.
More questions.
More intensity.
Not for more answers.
For you.
So if you find yourself caught in this loop—
pause.
Not to say more.
But to check:
am I actually here… or just responding?
This is the work I do with parents—
finding a way out of the pattern
and back into real connection.
If this feels familiar, you can reach out.

Most of us try to change our parenting at the level of behaviour.But real change starts before the behaviour.In that tin...
26/04/2026

Most of us try to change our parenting at the level of behaviour.
But real change starts before the behaviour.
In that tiny space between trigger and reaction.
That’s where your body speaks first.
And if you learn to listen to it, even for 10 seconds,
you create a completely different outcome.
Not perfect.
But more conscious. More connected.
Want to learn more about how to somatically reset? Follow along for more!




There was a moment in the tent I keep coming back to.A girl, maybe 12, who holds so much at home…slowly softening into h...
26/04/2026

There was a moment in the tent I keep coming back to.

A girl, maybe 12, who holds so much at home…
slowly softening into her mother’s arms.

No fixing.
No talking it through.
Just being held.

And nearby, another mother and daughter
lying side by side,
looking into each other’s eyes,
speaking through small puppets in their hands.

So simple.
Almost nothing happening.

And yet… everything was there.

Space.
Time.
Softness.

It made me realise how rare this is,
a place where no one has to be “on,”
or strong, or rushing to the next thing.

Just together.

This is what happens in these workshops.

Not something I teach
but something that becomes possible
when there is enough safety to slow down.

When there’s no pressure or expectations.
Children don’t need to be told how to play or express.
And when adults meet them there,
something shifts for everyone.

This is a small glimpse into that space.

More workshops will be opening soon.
If you feel called to experience this with your child, you’re very welcome to reach out.




There was a moment in my life where my work stopped being “safe”.It became real.I was in Romania, volunteering with  As ...
22/04/2026

There was a moment in my life where my work stopped being “safe”.

It became real.

I was in Romania, volunteering with

As clowns, we travelled to mental health hospitals, orphanages, foster care homes…

working with children in very vulnerable environments.

And what struck me wasn’t what we were “doing”.

It was what happened when we were simply there.

The clown gave us permission
to drop everything else.

To be fully present.
To meet the child in front of us.
To bring a bit of magic… and something unexpected.

And that changed everything.

Through play.
Through presence.
Through something a little wild.

You could feel the shift immediately.

A child who was withdrawn—opening.
A room that felt heavy—becoming lighter.

Connection… without needing to be explained.

It wasn’t always comfortable.

We had to step out of our own comfort
again and again.

To drop the roles.
The control.
the idea of “doing it right”.

And meet each moment as it was.

And that stayed with me.

Because it made something very clear:

real transformation doesn’t come from saying the right things.

It comes from how we show up.

From the body.
From presence.
From the space we create with another human being.

That’s what I bring into my work today—

supported by therapeutic yoga, relational neuroscience, nonviolent communication, trauma-informed approaches…

but always rooted in the same question:

what actually reaches someone?

This is the space I now work in with parents and children.

Not just understanding patterns—
but shifting what happens in the moment between you.

And it often looks much more simple…
and much more human… than we expect.

21/11/2025

Has your child ever said “I’m bored” — even though they’re surrounded by toys?
Most of the time, it’s not boredom.
It’s overwhelm.

I’m Francesca Camozzi — a Transformational Parent Coach supporting international families in creating calmer homes and deeper relationships through presence, play and somatic regulation. This is something parents tell me all the time in my sessions:
“My child says they’re bored, but the house is full of toys… I don’t understand.”
And yet, when everything around them screams for attention, a young nervous system can’t settle — it shuts down.
It’s not misbehaviour. It’s dysregulation.

One of the first things I usually invite parents to do is not to add, but to **remove.
To create space.
To simplify.
And they’re often surprised — even skeptical.
But very quickly, they start noticing the shift:
“My child is calmer.”
“They play longer.”
“They don’t get frustrated as fast.”
“My home feels different.”

Research and experience both show that children play longer, with more creativity and deeper focus, when fewer toys are available at once.
A simpler environment supports regulation, presence, and genuine connection.

This is why I’ve partnered with , a circular toy-rental service helping families reduce clutter, rotate toys with intention, and offer the right stimulation at the right time. Their model supports calmer homes, less overwhelm, and more meaningful play.
🌍 In honour of , we are offering:

💛 A free 30-minute 1:1 session to help you:
•⁠ ⁠create more physical and emotional space at home
•⁠ ⁠regulate your nervous system to support your child’s calm
•⁠ ⁠reconnect through presence, play and awareness

This isn’t about doing more.
It’s about slowing down, feeling, and rebuilding connection — one breath at a time.
Small shifts in space, rhythm and awareness can transform your home.

If you’d like my 5 tips for creating a calmer play space → comment “CALM SPACE” and I’ll send them to you.

Less chaos, more connection.

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