38. Seasons to Reap, Seasons to Sow
Today I’m sharing the story of a small miracle that taught me this important lesson:
Parenting is like gardening. There are seasons of reaping and seasons of sowing. And just because you aren’t tasting good fruits right in this moment doesn’t mean that you aren’t being successful.
Maybe the bitte…
#49: Respectful Parenting in Action: Raising an Independent Child with Presence, ft. Arushi Chopra
In this episode, we sit down with Arushi Chopra, a California-based consultant and mother to 17-month-old Vani. The conversation unfolds as an honest exploration of how mindful, respectful parenting can reshape family dynamics and parental identity. Arushi shares her journey from being an informati…
The psychology of autonomy and growth: Building stress tolerance, confidence, and motivation with Dr. William Stixrud and Ned Johnson
Joining me this week are Dr. William Stixrud and Ned Johnson, co-authors of the bestselling book The Self-Driven Child and leading experts on the neuroscience of stress, motivation, and autonomy.
Together we explore:
- Why a child's sense of control is one of the strongest predictors of res…
43. Why We Don't Punish or Reward Our Daughter
I was punished constantly as a kid. I was undiagnosed as autistic and literally incapable of following a lot of the strict rules at school and at home. What punishment taught me wasn't responsibility. It taught me to fear authority, to lie when I needed to, and to focus enormously on pleasing other…
32. AMA Series: Parenting Mindset, Sleep Routines & Why We're Not Doing Traditional School
You asked, I'm answering. This is the first episode of a brand new AMA series where I'm diving into all the questions you sent me that I couldn't answer on Instagram Stories. And because I know you love a good system, I've categorised them… so today we're talking all things parenting, routines, chi…
What It Really Takes to Go From Reactive to Regulated — Guest Sarah Rosensweet
You believe in peaceful parenting. You’ve done the reading.
You know that connection comes before correction, that empathy matters, that your child’s behavior is a signal—not a problem.
And then the moment comes… and none of it is accessible to you.
If that gap between knowing and doing feels like …
The one thing I'd teach every kid this summer — and why it works for adults too
Episode summary:
Researchers call summer the "skill-installation window" — and Dr. Ya-Ling makes the case for what's worth installing in it. In this episode, she introduces the Five S's of Better Pain Coping™ as emotional intelligence for your body, walks through See It (the foundational first S) …
e44: We're Over Parenting
HH:
* Strait of Hormuz gets closed again (well its open now but it was closed when we were recording and will probably be again by the time you’re listening)
* Trump admin moved to bringing back Institutionalization.
* Paper by Exequiel Hernandez (Wharton), “ICE-ing the Economy: Immigration Enforce…
How to use music to strengthen your child's attachment, reduce stress, and create more moments of connection with Vered Benhorin
Vered Benhorin, music therapist and Baby in Tune founder, joins me to explore how music and connection can be powerful tools in your parenting toolbox.
Together we explore:
Why creating just a few intentional moments of connection each day matters far more than trying to be perfectly pr…
Dropping balls, brain farts & are these our last babies!?
Are these babies our last?! This week we’re sitting in that very weird space between babies growing up and big kids flying the nest, with Isaac heading off to college, Wyatt officially becoming a teenager and Esme hitting double digits. Meanwhile, the toddlers are TODDLERING, and somehow no matter …
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