Season 2 Episode #21: Why Does My Child Ignore Me? Strategies for Children Who Have Selective Hearing

Season 2 Episode #21: Why Does My Child Ignor...

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Season 2 Episode #20: What to Do When Your Child Hits You

In this episode Zazi and Tess talk about managing difficult behaviour. What do you do as a parent or therapist if your child threatens to (or actually does) hit you?! It can be infuriating, hurtful and confusing but it is normal. Take a listen to learn how to be firm but fair ...

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Season 2 Episode #19: Proof It's Possible to Teach Kids How to Tidy From a Young Age

Do as they say and not as they do - in this podcast Zazi and Tess openly discuss their domestic skills and why their upbringings may not have leaned into them becoming domestic goddesses. Despite this Zazi is determined to raise her children to be house proud and understand th ...

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