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71: Tough Kids vs. Snowflakes: The Science of Raising Resilient Humans with Tim Curtis.
71: Tough Kids vs. Snowflakes: The Science of Raising Resilient Humans with Tim Curtis.

Season 2 Episode 71

💪 Are some people just naturally more resilient? Or is resilience something we can actually build? And what if we’ve been thinking about stress and a…

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70: Permission to Feel: Busting the Biggest Myths About Emotional Intelligence with Prof. Marc Brackett
70: Permission to Feel: Busting the Biggest Myths About Emotional Intelligence with Prof. Marc Brackett

Season 2 Episode 70

Is emotional intelligence making kids “soft”? Or is it actually the secret to raising strong, resilient humans? 🤔


And here’s another big question — ar…

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69: Fast-Track Your Emotional Intelligence: Lessons I Learned the Hard Way (So You Don’t Have To)
69: Fast-Track Your Emotional Intelligence: Lessons I Learned the Hard Way (So You Don’t Have To)

Season 2 Episode 69

Today I’m sharing the hard-earned lessons that have completely transformed my parenting, marriage, and overall outlook on life.


If you’ve ever felt l…

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68: Early Warning Signs: How to Spot Dysregulation in Your Kids.
68: Early Warning Signs: How to Spot Dysregulation in Your Kids.

Season 2 Episode 68

Today I'm sharing about the fascinating (and sometimes baffling) world of early warning signs of dysregulation in kids.


Have you ever noticed your ch…

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67: Meltdowns and Shutdowns: The Neuroscience Behind Extreme Dysregulation
67: Meltdowns and Shutdowns: The Neuroscience Behind Extreme Dysregulation

Season 2 Episode 67

Does your child or teen ever lash out, shut down, or completely refuse to listen? Maybe you’ve tried timeouts, threats, or punishments, but they just…

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66: Help! My Kids Are Bored: Surviving the School Holidays with EI and Ease.
66: Help! My Kids Are Bored: Surviving the School Holidays with EI and Ease.

Season 2 Episode 66

YAY! The kids are home for 6 WEEKS STRAIGHT for the summer school holidays! (For us in the southern hemisphere at least) 😩


If you've heard "I’m bored!…

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65: Good Enough Parenting: Letting Go of Perfection and Comparison with Dr. Catherine Kizana
65: Good Enough Parenting: Letting Go of Perfection and Comparison with Dr. Catherine Kizana

Season 2 Episode 65

In this inspiring episode, I sit down with Dr. Catherine Kizana—doctor, parent coach, and advocate for helping parents thrive—to talk about what it t…

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64: When Meltdowns Turn Physical: How to Handle Hitting, Throwing, Kicking, And Keeping Your Cool
64: When Meltdowns Turn Physical: How to Handle Hitting, Throwing, Kicking, And Keeping Your Cool

Season 2 Episode 64

This episode is inspired by a really thoughtful comment from a listener on our last episode over on YouTube.


They asked about one of the toughest pare…

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63: Out of Spoons: Your Key to Finally Understand Your Kids’ (or Partner’s) Baffling Behaviour!
63: Out of Spoons: Your Key to Finally Understand Your Kids’ (or Partner’s) Baffling Behaviour!

Season 2 Episode 63

The one idea that was REVOLUTIONARY in my marriage and parenting - how to not take behaviour personally, how to avoid conflict and resentment, how to…

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62: From Self-Esteem to Self-Care: Parenting Tweens with Purpose with Michelle Mitchell.
62: From Self-Esteem to Self-Care: Parenting Tweens with Purpose with Michelle Mitchell.

Season 2 Episode 62

In this episode, I’m joined by parenting expert and author Michelle Mitchell to talk all things parenting tweens and teens!! 🥰


Michelle shares why sel…

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