Tag Archive for: How to Talk to Kids about Anything
How to Raise Curious, Responsible Toddlers the Montessori Way with Simone Davies – ReRelease
/in PodcastThis podcast focuses on how to raise a curious, responsible, kind toddler using the Montessori methods. From setting up a calm, paired-down environment to supporting your child while setting limits, this interview with Simone Davies, author of The Montessori Toddler gives strategies and scripts to help parents and toddlers thrive together. No more terrible twos—and much more terrific toddlerhood!
How to Talk to Girls about Collaboration and Confidence with Dr. Katie Hurley and Riley Hurley
/in PodcastHow to Help Kids Build Healthy Technology Habits with Diana Graber Rerelease
/in PodcastThis podcast will focus on talking to kids about navigating the digital world. How do we help them to shape their digital reputation? Use apps? Understand how to cope with cyberbullying, sexting or exposure to possible predators? Dr. Robyn Silverman interviews Diana Graber for a second time.
How to Stop Yelling and Start Connecting with Your Kids with Dr. Laura Markham – ReRelease
/in PodcastSpecial Guest: Dr. Laura Markham Dr. Laura Markham trained as a Clinical Psychologist, earning her PhD from Columbia University. She is the mother of two, now ages 21 and 25. Dr. Laura is the author of the book Peaceful Parent, Happy Kids: How to Stop Yelling and Start Connecting and Peaceful Parent, Happy Siblings: How To Stop the Fighting and Raise Friends for Life. And she has a new workbook out called the Peaceful Parent, Happy Kids Workbook that you are sure to love. You can find her online at http://www.ahaparenting.com
How to Talk to Teens about Topics that Matter with Michelle Icard – Rerelease
/in PodcastThis podcast episode focuses on talking to tweens about topics that range from sexuality and technology to the changing parent-child relationship. How do you approach tweens so that both people feel heard? Michelle Icard suggests the BRIEF method which stands for: Begin peacefully, Relate to your child, Interview to collect information, Echo what you’re hearing, and give Feedback.