What if the ordinary moments of parenting could become some of your child’s most treasured memories? In this episode of The Elisha Show, Amb. Elisha speaks with Craig Parks about parenting, connection, autism, creating meaningful childhood memories, and using what parents already have to build deeper relationships with their children.
✅ How raising a son on the autism spectrum transformed Craig’s understanding of love, connection, and parenting
✅ Why children need to feel seen, understood, and connected, and how parents can create that through everyday moments
✅ How using your body, voice, facial expressions, and physical touch can make simple activities more engaging and memorable
✅ What Parenting A to E teaches parents about affect, music, games, rituals, and creating joyful childhood experiences
✅ Why music and repeated rituals can turn ordinary moments into lifelong memories
✅ The story behind Parks Party Central, the family variety show Craig created with his young daughter during the pandemic
✅ How parents can create screen free fun and connection without spending money or planning elaborate activities
✅ The powerful parenting lesson Craig learned from a stranger before his son was born
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