Sibling Rivalry

Sibling Rivalry

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Little Kid Night Wakings: A Kinder, Smarter Fix That Actually Works

If your toddler is creeping into your room at 1am, 3am — or both — this episode is for you. Dr. Cathryn shares a simple, no-cry strategy that helped Katie sleep through the night in just one week, and gave Cecil's family a way into bedtime that finally felt collaborative instead ...  Show more

You're Not Raising A Problem, You're Raising A Person

Why do little kids melt down over things that seem so small? In this episode, Dr. Cathryn shares one mindset shift that can completely change the way you respond to tantrums, resistance, aggression, and emotional outbursts. When you stop seeing your child as “the problem” and sta ...  Show more

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