Why Kids Lie and How to Encourage Honest Conversations

Why Kids Lie and How to Encourage Honest Conv...

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The Follow-Up: Are Time Outs Bad?

Timeouts have become one of the most misunderstood discipline tools in modern parenting conversations. In this episode, we unpack why timeouts are being labeled as harmful online and how that claim does not match decades of research. The real issue is not that timeouts damage att ...  Afficher plus

Talking to Kids About Race and Bias, Why Everyday Moments Matter

As parents, many of us want to raise kind, empathetic kids, but we don’t always feel equipped to talk about race, bias, and identity in everyday life. In honor of Black History Month, this conversation feels especially important. I sit down with culturally responsive therapist An ...  Afficher plus

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Les mensonges des enfants
Caroline Goldman - docteur en psychologie de l'enfant

Retrouvez mon nouveau coffret audio "Pourquoi - petites leçons de psychologie pour les 4-7 ans" : https://m.audiomeans.fr/s/P-JJritvmcVoici mon 28ème podcast : « Les mensonges des enfants ». Ce podcast offre un tour d’horizon sur ce phénomène indissociable de l’enfance, qui agace ...  Afficher plus

Hold On To Your Kids - Dr. Gabor Maté [481]
Mindful Mama: Raising Kind, Confident Kids Without Losing Your Cool | Parenting Strategies For Big Emotions & More

Is your child oppositional? The problem may not be in your child, but in your relationship. Dr. Gabor Maté returns to the Mindful Parenting Podcast to talk about the problem of “peer orientation” and how it creates a competition between adult intentions and peers. Discussion abou ...  Afficher plus

How do we build resilience in our kids without being harsh or overprotective
Reflective Parenting by Curious Neuron

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Do you ever hear your child say things like, “I’m such a bad kid” or “I’ll never be good at this” and your heart sinks because you don’t know w ...

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The 7 Stages of Play: Building Your Child’s Brain from Birth to Age 3 Ep 120
Talking Toddlers

Most parents think play begins with dolls and pretend kitchens — but the earliest stages of play start long before that… and missing them could mean missing crucial communication growth.From nibbling on their fists, to peekaboo and pretend play -- your child’s first three years a ...  Afficher plus