Growth & Development
143: The Extended Mind with Annie Murphy Paul
Discover Full-Bodied Learning, an intriguing exploration of how our brains engage with the world. Challenge traditional education norms, recognizing the power of movement and body involvement in enhancing learning. For in-depth tools and insights on supporting your child’s Full-Bodied Learning journey, explore the Supporting Your Child’s Learning Membership. Join the free You Are Your Child’s Best Teacher masterclass to further enrich your child’s learning experience and align it with your values. Embrace the joy of learning and nurture your child’s innate love for education. -write a short website excerpt
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142: Division of Responsibility with Ellyn Satter
Join Ellyn Satter, author of “Child of Mine,” to explore her Division of Responsibility approach to child feeding, which empowers parents to guide eating without food policing. Learn how to address common concerns like picky eating and assess your own Eating Competence. This approach fosters a healthier and more enjoyable relationship with food for both parents and children.
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141: The Body Keeps The Score with Dr. Bessel van der Kolk
Learn from Dr. Bessel van der Kolk how trauma affects us not just in the mind but also in the body. Discover how past traumatic experiences can manifest in your parenting and daily life, impacting your emotional and physical well-being. Gain insight and tools to navigate the effects of trauma and seek the support and accountability needed for healing and growth.
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140: Mythbusting about fat and BMI with Dr. Lindo Bacon
In this episode, Dr. Lindo Bacon challenges common beliefs about obesity and its health implications. Discover how the messaging around weight loss and health is influenced by various factors, and explore the alternative perspective that questions the negative perception of body fat. Join the discussion to gain a fresh outlook on this controversial topic.
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138: Most of what you know about attachment is probably wrong
In this episode, common misconceptions about attachment theory and relationships are debunked. Dr. John Bowlby, the pioneer of attachment theory, initially associated issues like theft and low self-worth with separation from parents but later clarified that this research was flawed. The evidence does not support the fear that temporary separations can harm children. It’s time to reevaluate our beliefs about attachment.
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