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#103: Finding Your Village with DJ Inspire
“It takes a village to raise a child.” is an old saying I’m sure many of you have heard. We’re so worried about the judgment of other parents that when our kids misbehave, we spend more energy fighting them when that...
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#102: What Changes a Child’s Behavior
We parents have been taught that our children’s behavior must be corrected through punishments and manipulations, and sadly, this has been accepted as the default mode of parenting. And when compounding other...
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#101: How We Can Help Cultivate Our Kids’ Interests and Identities with Guest Navia
With schools slowly opening back up too, it might be a period of uncertainty and anxiety for our kids-- especially for the little ones who are coming into kindergarten or middle school for the first time. It’s a time...
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#100: Taking Steps Towards Connective Parenting: Questions from Guest Carolina
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Even when you have the best of intentions as parents and try to do everything right, it’s completely normal to mess up every now and then. What matters is the continuous and conscious process of becoming a better...
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#99: How to Be Empathetic When Our Kids Are Being Defiant with Guest Liz
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Defiant and strong-willed children are something I’m sure we’ve all experienced. Whether it’s as toddlers or teenagers, it’s a tale as old as time in the book of parenting. Sometimes when this defiance is targeted...
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#98: Harsh Parenting Creates Children Who Make More Mistakes
When your child makes a mistake, you want to help them process and understand their mistake without the use of shame, punishments, or making them feel like you’re disappointed in them.Â
Harsh parenting does absolutely...
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#97: Why is Play So Hard Sometimes with Guest Emily Murray from Hand in Hand Parenting
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Many of us have had experiences with bottling up emotions, and kids are no exceptions to this. Kids aren’t as capable of properly communicating their emotions so when there’s a backlog of feelings like frustration...
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Behavior Analysis and Parenting: Questions from Guest Shelly
Our kids have the right to say “no” and have choices. But it’s a delicate balancing act between that and making sure not to give in to everything they say either. Since kids also have underdeveloped brains, it can be...
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Parenting with Respect for Our Kids’ Autonomy with Dr. Siggie Cohen
Humans are built to work and depend on each other for survival and when you’re a parent, that desire to protect and help is increased tenfold. It’s a natural feeling to want to protect our kids from the harms and...
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How to Help Build Your Kid’s Self-Esteem
Life’s full of challenges, and as parents, we want to send our children out into the world ready and self-assured so they can get through everything society throws at them. Self-esteem plays a huge role in that, and...
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The Case Against The Cry It Out Method with Guest Rachel from Hey Sleepy Baby
For many parents, the first six to twelve months of their baby’s life are probably one of the most stressful thanks to sleep deprivation. The emotional and physical toll of listening to your baby cry isn’t easy, but...
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Presence vs. Fixing with Guest Rivkie
Change is a choice. Sometimes it may be a difficult one and requires a lot of effort. It’s also not something that can always happen in a snap, but rather takes the form of a continuous series of choices we...
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