Fresh Take: Dr. Lynn Koegel on the Hidden Brilliance of Autism

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Fresh Take: Talia Kovacs on How to Teach Kids Resilience

We know that resilience is a good trait for our kids to have. But can "grit" only be achieved through hardship and repeated failure? Can a kid whose everyday life is pretty cushy still be resilient, and if so, how is that resilience taught? We talk with resilience coach Talia Kov ...  Show more

This One Thing Was a Life-Changer

What's the one thing you've purchased that has delivered outsized returns in joy and ease? We asked our listeners to tell us the one thing in their lives that has really overdelivered. From travel hacks to sleep upgrades, from time-savers to towels, here are some of our favorites ...  Show more

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