The science of physical punishment and spanking

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Reflecting About the New School Year: Expectations, Slowing Down & Sparking Curiosity

Send us Fan MailHi Reflective Parents! As we jump into a new school year, I wanted to take some time to pause with you and reflect on how we can make this year feel a little less stressful and a lot more connected. This episode was inspired by a question from a mom that emailed m ...  Show more

Reflecting on how mental heath care is failing us all

Send us Fan MailHi Reflective Parents, In today's episode, I share my honest thoughts about mental health care and honestly, they are not that positive. It's been feeling a little heavy these days with the Lindsay Clancy trial, a father that reached out who is struggle with depre ...  Show more

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