045: How to Foster A Secure Attachment with Paula Sacks
This week we are going to geek out on Attachment Theory! Attachment is an emotional bond that forms in early childhood and if this is not met, our child develops attachment disturbances growing up. Th...
9 Feb 202156min
044: Cultivating Curiosity and Wonder with Margie Tours
This weekend my daughters had the chance to sit down with an actual Astrophysicist and ask her their big questions about the universe. Guess what most of the answers to the burning questions my daught...
2 Feb 202131min
043: Make Play Your Parenting Superpower!
As we enter the last stretch of our month-long focus on play, I wanted to leave you with some super practical, easy to put into action tips for how to take your play with your child to the next level....
26 Jan 202129min
Bonus: 5 Tips for Fulfilling Child-Led Play
These days will be completely dedicated for you to take intentional and decisive actions to achieve a fulfilling child-led play. Play is important. If there is one thing you take away from this month...
21 Jan 202115min
042: Preparing the Environment for Independent Play with Haley of Sweet Home Montessori
For the past few weeks, we have been slowing things down, observing our own reactions to play, and reflecting on how we feel about it. Now, we are getting ready to move into the ACTION phase! I know t...
19 Jan 202143min
041: How to Actually Have Fun as a Parent wtih Ange
In the previous episode, you have learned about the importance of independent play. But do you still hear your child say: "Mom, Dad, play with me!" multiple times that it felt like IT IS AN OBLIGATION...
12 Jan 202149min
040: Supporting Independent Play with Lizzie of the Workspace for Children
Happy New Year! The year 2020 gave us a lot of worries and fear but I hope you were able to welcome 2021 with positivity. And I wish that you and your family will have the peace and healing that you ...
5 Jan 202130min
039: Deepening Learning & Connection with The Reggio Approach with Toni Herbert
Early child developmental theorists used to believe that children are blank slates and it is our job as parents to "fill them in". Luckily the field has moved on from this and modern research has demo...
29 Des 202035min
