In this episode of the Good Divorce Show™, Karen McNenny speaks with Lori and David Sims, creators of the Nacho Kids Method, which aims to help blended families thrive. They share their personal journey through the challenges of blending families, the importance of understanding roles, and the evolution of relationships among stepchildren and stepparents. The conversation highlights the significance of communication, setting boundaries, and the gradual process of building healthy family dynamics. In this conversation, Lori and David Sims discuss their journey in creating the Nacho Kids Academy, a resource for blended families. They explore themes such as guilty parent syndrome, co-parenting dynamics, and the importance of building relationships within blended families. The conversation highlights the challenges and triumphs of navigating family dynamics, offering insights and advice for those in similar situations.
ABOUT NACHO KIDS
Lori and David Sims are the creators of the Nacho Kids® Method, a revolutionary approach that helps stepparents reduce stress, improve relationships, and thrive in blended families. After coming back from the brink of divorce, they developed a method that empowers stepparents to step back from parenting roles and focus on building healthier connections.
Through Nacho Kids Academy, workshops, and their podcast, Lori and David have helped thousands of stepfamilies worldwide. Their approach teaches that you can’t control others, but you can control how you respond to it and how you let it affect you —a philosophy that has transformed stepfamily dynamics.
Passionate about helping others find peace, Lori and David believe every blended family can thrive with the right mindset and tools.
