Ep. 38: What kind of parenting helps children develop emotion regulation?

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Ep. 66: Safe Sleep Education: Is Abstinence Only the Only Way?

If you have listened to a lot of my podcasts, you know I like to talk about sleep. It's one of the biggest topics for parents today. And part of why we have to talk about it is because those of us is WEIRD countries - Western, educated, industrialized, rich, and democratic countr ...  Show more

Ep. 65: How can nurture transform your parenting and your child?

When we think about raising our children, we often all have ideas of what is best and what we want to do. Not always are we able to achieve those goals – for better or worse. But the early years, especially 0 to 3, are crucial in our children’s neurological development and knowin ...  Show more

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