Respectful Parenting

SYPM 017: Reparenting ourselves to create empathy in the world with Amy

By Jen Lumanlan | Jan 23, 2022

Join us in this powerful episode where Amy shares her journey of raising biracial children while reconciling her family history. Amy’s experiences lead her to a transformational path of dismantling patriarchy, treating people with respect, and developing new tools for healthy family dynamics. Don’t miss this inspiring conversation about reconciliation and healing.

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RE-RELEASE: Why isn’t my child grateful with Dr. Jonathan Tudge

By Jen Lumanlan | Nov 21, 2021

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.

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RE-RELEASE: Becoming Brilliant – Interview with Prof. Roberta Golinkoff

By Jen Lumanlan | Nov 7, 2021

Prepare your child for the changing world of work with “Becoming Brilliant.” Learn about the vital “6Cs” – collaboration, communication, content, critical thinking, creative innovation, and confidence. Backed by scientific evidence, this book provides parents with valuable insights on nurturing these essential skills in their children. Get ready to shape your child’s 21st-century success.

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146: The Rested Child with Dr. Chris Winter

By Jen Lumanlan | Oct 17, 2021

Discover essential sleep solutions for children with expert Dr. Chris Winter. Learn to banish bedtime struggles, improve sleep patterns, and help your child get the rest they need. Ideal for parents expecting or with children under one, this episode offers valuable insights to make bedtime easier.

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142: Division of Responsibility with Ellyn Satter

By Jen Lumanlan | Aug 15, 2021

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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