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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.
Using everyday activities as a foundation for learning
Why can your child watch a toy car roll down a ramp for 45 minutes but won’t listen to a story for five? Following their natural interests teaches physics, math, and critical thinking better than any curriculum.
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092: Fathers’ unique role in parenting
Join us in this episode as we explore the common parental challenge of a child’s strong preference for one parent over the other. We delve into the complexities of this stage and the potential impact on family dynamics. Our guest, Dr. Diana Coyl-Shepheard, a respected professor specializing in children’s social and emotional development, sheds light on the unique roles that mothers and fathers play in a child’s upbringing. Whether you’re in a heterosexual or same-gender relationship, we discuss strategies to navigate this phase and foster healthy relationships between children and both parents. Gain valuable insights into understanding and supporting your child’s evolving needs.
053: Sleep! (And how to get more of it)
Dive into the intricate world of children’s sleep patterns, examining the scientific research and cultural influences that shape our understanding of how to help children sleep through the night. Gain insights into various methods and cultural viewpoints regarding child sleep, providing a well-rounded perspective.