070: Why isn’t my child grateful?

Delve into the world of manners and gratitude with Dr. Jonathan Tudge as he provides valuable insights into nurturing genuine experiences of gratitude in children. Discover a more profound approach to teaching manners and the underlying principles of gratitude in parenting.

An age-by-age guide to teaching your child to share

  Toddler 1: “Nooooooo, it’s mine!” Toddler 2: “I want it!” How many parents have ever heard that scenario? (I’d be surprised if any of you haven’t.) And how many parents are sick of hearing it? (I’d be surprised if any of you who have more than one child aren’t…)   Young children find sharing…

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069: Reducing the impact of intergenerational trauma

Join us for an insightful conversation with Dr. Rebecca Babcock-Fenerci as we delve into the profound impact of unresolved trauma from one’s own upbringing on parenting. Discover ways to recognize and address these issues, reducing the risk of transmitting them to your child.

068: Do I HAVE to pretend play with my child?

Join us for an in-depth exploration of the educational aspects of fantasy play in children with Dr. Ansley Gilpin. Discover the significance of this form of play and its connection to executive function, and find out what to do if you’re not particularly fond of participating in pretend play with your child.

Why isn’t my child grateful?

  Ever been in any of these scenarios? “I took my children on a fantastic vacation to Disney World.  My youngest ate it up but my five-year-old pouted the whole time.  The lines were too long; the weather was too hot; the food sucked.  Why can’t he appreciate the sacrifices we make for him?  It’s…

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