Case Study: Managing Emotions

Case Study: Managing Emotions

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The Phone Problem Isn't Your Kid's, It's Yours

For years in my own house, my ex-husband and I were both deep tech people. From the moment we woke up until we went to bed, there was some kind of screen running. Phones at the dinner table while the kids played next to us. And then I would turn around and try to set screen-time ...  Show more

What Yelling Actually Does to Your Child (And How to Stop)

I was a yeller. Not a "lost it once or twice" yeller, a full-on, scream-in-my-two-year-old's-face yeller. I shamed my oldest daughter. I became her first bully, without meaning to and without wanting to. And I want to share that with you not because I'm proud of it, but because I ...  Show more

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