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Episode Summary 03: How to Stop Yelling as a Parent: Emotional Regulation Techniques That Work

By Jen Lumanlan | September 7, 2025 | 0
A stressed mother sits on a bed holding a baby while her young daughter stands behind her

Does your child’s behavior trigger instant, overwhelming reactions that have you yelling before you realize what happened? Learn the science behind why willpower isn’t enough and discover practical techniques that actually work.

254: What is FAFO Parenting? The 9 Most Important Things Parents Should Know

By Jen Lumanlan | September 2, 2025 | 0
A child wearing a red shirt and striped bike helmet sits on the ground next to a fallen red bicycle, appearing calm despite the accident

FAFO parenting promises to fix “soft” kids through harsh consequences, but research shows collaborative approaches build stronger relationships and better behavior.

The Impact of Artificial Intelligence on Our Kids’ Futures

By Jen Lumanlan | August 25, 2025 | 0
A young girl in a white and red outfit points at a small white humanoid robot with glowing blue eyes

Your child won’t need coding skills to thrive in an AI world. They’ll need creativity, critical thinking, and emotional intelligence. Discover why the best preparation for the future happens through everyday curiosity, not expensive tech camps.

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253: How to Do Homeschooling: A Former Teacher Explores Unschooling

By Jen Lumanlan | August 17, 2025 | 0
A woman with shoulder-length brown hair wearing a light blue button-up shirt over a black and white striped top

Ever wondered about alternatives to traditional schooling? Join teacher-turned-parent Laura Moore as she explores unschooling, work-life balance, and preserving children’s curiosity outside conventional education.

252: From ‘Be the Best’ Anxiety to Trusting Your Child’s Natural Learning

By Jen Lumanlan | August 10, 2025 | 0
A smiling woman with shoulder-length curly brown hair wearing pink-rimmed glasses and a coral-colored top

When Sara’s four-year-old started asking permission for art supplies he’d always freely used, she realized preschool was changing his natural curiosity.

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