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#280: Interview with Richard Freed - Part Two

#280: Interview with Richard Freed - Part Two



In the second installment of their conversation, Kim and Dr. Freed take a deeper look at how powerful interests influence public understanding of screens, particularly through organizations that clai…


Published on 7 hours ago

#279: Interview with Richard Freed - Part One

#279: Interview with Richard Freed - Part One



In this first part of a three-part fire side style chat, Kim John Payne speaks with leading psychologist Dr. Richard Freed about the growing influence of persuasive design in modern digital technolog…


Published on 6 days, 1 hour ago

#278: Sensing the Neeed - Getting Out Ahead Of It

#278: Sensing the Neeed - Getting Out Ahead Of It



In this episode, Kim highlights the importance of previewing and “getting out ahead” of difficult moments before they escalate. Whether it’s a grumpy morning with a young child or a teenager returnin…


Published on 2 weeks ago

#277: Choosing Our Battles?

#277: Choosing Our Battles?



Kim addresses the common parenting dilemma of whether to correct a child’s behavior or let it go. He gently challenges the popular idea of “choosing your battles,” suggesting that framing these momen…


Published on 3 weeks ago

#276: When Kids Are Angry They Are Vulnerable - Emotional Self Regulation - Part Five

#276: When Kids Are Angry They Are Vulnerable - Emotional Self Regulation - Part Five



In the final part of this five-part series on emotional self-regulation, Kim John Payne explores the idea that when children are angry, they are also deeply vulnerable. He reminds us that difficult b…


Published on 3 weeks, 5 days ago

#275: Why Screen Time for Kids Makes It Hard For Us - Emotional Self-Regulation - Part Four

#275: Why Screen Time for Kids Makes It Hard For Us - Emotional Self-Regulation - Part Four



In this fourth part of this five-part series on emotional self-regulation, Kim John Payne reviews how screens can disrupt not only a child’s emotional balance but also a parent’s ability to stay cent…


Published on 1 month ago

#274: When It All Gets Too Much - Emotional Self Regulation - Part Three

#274: When It All Gets Too Much - Emotional Self Regulation - Part Three



In the third episode of this five-part series on Emotional Self-Regulation, Kim John Payne offers a practical, compassionate invitation to slow down. He introduces the metaphor of a tap overflowing, …


Published on 1 month, 1 week ago

#273: What Pushes Our Buttons - Emotional Self Regulation - Part Two

#273: What Pushes Our Buttons - Emotional Self Regulation - Part Two



In the second of this five-part series on Emotional Self-Regulation, Kim John Payne explores one of the deepest challenges for parents: the feeling of being unseen, undervalued, or taken for granted.…


Published on 1 month, 2 weeks ago

#272: Self Care - Not Neglecting Our Own Needs - Emotional Self-Regulation - Part One

#272: Self Care - Not Neglecting Our Own Needs - Emotional Self-Regulation - Part One



In the first of a five-part series on Emotional Self-Regulation, Kim John Payne reflects on the quiet power of micro self-care - small, intentional moments that help parents replenish their emotional…


Published on 1 month, 3 weeks ago

#271: If Not Now When - Responding To Requests & Building Up Impulse Control

#271: If Not Now When - Responding To Requests & Building Up Impulse Control



In this episode, Kim John Payne explores the importance of helping children learn to delay their requests and respect the timing of others. Rather than always responding immediately or brushing kids …


Published on 1 month, 4 weeks ago





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