Being a pagan parent in a public online setting leaves me open to questions for all kinds of people. Some questions are not so nice, directed at telling me I’m sending my child to hell and filling her head with whimsical fake things. Most questions though normally come from other pagan parents, or pagans or witches who want children eventually.
I sat down and answered five different questions I get as a pagan parent and gave my perspective on raising witchy children.
If you have kids, how do you approach your parenting while pagan?
Do you incorporate your kids into your practice?
Do you let them find their own way?
Do you walk the fine line of answering questions but not pushing your views onto them?
She is still working through what she believes about Santa. 
in stride. The oldest wants nothing to do with the change as he’s the most conservative. But he doesn’t make fun. The middle child is interested but tries to be cool by not being involved in her parents’ things. The youngest asks for crystals and is always curious.
is open to my family to observe and I talk about it with them when I am excited about something. They don’t really participate, though. Even my wife stands back and lets me do my thing. My ex was big into it, we practiced together, so are all three of my best friends. I have practiced with two of them. But this is about our kids…
and we provide guardrails along the way so they don’t get into the traps of extremes in anything. Even as a Christian, I knew it was important they find out for themselves what they believe because having their parents’ faith is meaningless in the real world.
. (I would hand out gospel tracts on the streets and in the malls so you have to imagine how it was at home.) I am less pushy now. I try to answer every question with a response instead of an answer.
I watched it on YouTube when it came out. I encourage everyone in the coven to subscribe to your channel. Thank you for sharing the video with us.
) and I’m pretty good at brushing off the judgmenet I get from others 
as long as my daughter is happy and healthy, I don’t care 
