How to Connect With Your Toddler (The Mistake Parents Make)

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Stop Demanding Respect From Your Teenager

#163 In this episode, Lisa discusses her thoughts on parenting teenagers. She covers the difference between respect and fear as a parent, transitioning into the teenage years, her top five tips for parenting teenagers, allowing teens to make mistakes, expecting your children to m ...  Show more

The Real Reason Children Need to Hear No

#162 In this episode, Lisa discusses her thoughts on saying no to children. She covers parents avoiding this word, teaching children about the real world, why she believes children should have control over their lives, whether or not children should see their parents making mista ...  Show more

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