Stop Yelling, Start Connecting

Stop Yelling, Start Connecting

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A Tantrum Is Just A Toddler Acting Their Age

Dr. Cathryn shares a cringeworthy tantrum moment from her own parenting years and the perspective shift that changed how she responds to big feelings. Learn what's really happening in your little kid's brain during a meltdown, the PREP method for preventing tantrums before they s ...  Show more

Grandparent Start Kit

Parenting has changed a lot over the years. That can leave grandparents wondering why today's parents make some of the choices they do. This episode explains the thinking behind many of those approaches so families can better understand and support one another.We'll cover:• Why s ...  Show more

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