155. Preschoolers Who Hate School

155. Preschoolers Who Hate School

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156. How to handle OUR aging parents

Let’s discuss aging parents, toxic parents, narcissistic parents, and setting boundaries. Somewhere along the line, we start to parent our parents. They can seem demanding and childish…and that’s par for the course. Today we’ll talk about best practices in keeping your boundaries ...  Show more

154. Every Thing You Should Know About Lice (Even Though You Probably Don’t Want to)

Today I’m talking with Ilene Steinberg who founded and is the CEO of the Center for Lice Control. Ilene’s going to run us through some huge misconceptions about lice, what you can do to truly stave off an infestation, and the actual REALLY good reason that lice are so contagious. ...  Show more

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