Parenting Questions with Comedian Alyce Chan

Parenting Questions with Comedian Alyce Chan

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Your Child is Not Disrepectful, They Are Dysregulated.

For years, I believed that when my daughters pushed back, they were being defiant. Then one afternoon at the American Girl store, my youngest daughter had a public meltdown that completely changed the way I understood children's behavior and my role as a parent.In this episode, I ...  Show more

Breaking the Cycle: How to Parent Differently Than You Were Parented (with Coach Tim)

If you've ever caught yourself saying the very words you swore you'd never say to your child, you're not alone. I've been there too. In this episode, we’re sharing why breaking generational parenting patterns isn't a matter of trying harder or having more willpower. It's about re ...  Show more

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