6 Tips for Self-Regulation

6 Tips for Self-Regulation

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Parenting the Spicy Ones with Mary Van Geffen

Inside, they explore:→ The reframe that changes everything: defiance isn't bad, it's healthy—and spicy kids don't value approval, they value impact, autonomy, and authenticity→ Why your own unhealed childhood wounds show up in how you parent (especially when your kid reminds you ...  Show more

The One Fear That Stops Us All—And How to Move Through It

Inside, Albiona explores:→ Why it's never the strangers we're afraid of—it's the people we know and love→ The gremlins that told her she was "too old" for TikTok and "too much" for sharing her truth (and what happened when she did it anyway)→ Why we'll always choose a familiar he ...  Show more

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