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Getting teens to talk to their parents might be a little easier than you think. Today, Jackie Brewton joins me to discuss how you can get your teens talking to you about the issues that matter to them. We unpack their responses and examine two things parents can do to break teena ...  Show more

Parening a passive child requires thoughful and purposeful guidance. Whether it's their birth order or individual temperament, passive children often require extra support in developing decision-making shills and find their voice. While ti may initially seem uncomplicated to rais ...  Show more

Aggression is the product of a child who isn’t doing so well. Be it from frustration they can’t communicate well, or other factors that we as parents cannot always understand. I always recommend daily time with our kids-- but for our guest Cara, daily time has turned into frustra ...  Show more

Defiant and strong-willed children are something I’m sure we’ve all experienced. Whether it’s as toddlers or teenagers, it’s a tale as old as time in the book of parenting. Sometimes when this defiance is targeted towards you or their siblings, it can lead to further conflict so ...  Show more

Our kids have the right to say “no” and have choices. But it’s a delicate balancing act between that and making sure not to give in to everything they say either. Since kids also have underdeveloped brains, it can be difficult for them to properly communicate their negative emoti ...  Show more

Today, I have a conversation with Danielle, who is one of my students in the connected parent mastermind group. We discussed the significance of connection and how providing our children with emotional support during intense moments can have a positive impact on future interactio ...  Show more