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Routines are not only for 'getting jobs done'.
Routines are central to the education of infants and children in forming the building blocks of language, social interaction and eventual mastery of a new skill.
In this episode, routines are discussed from a variety of perspectives by Dr Chalfant.
We also review the movie "Ride Like a Girl" which Dr Chalfant recommends as a much watch family movie event!
Tired of the "Yep", "Nah", "Sort of", "Maybe, "Don't know" responses from your child or teenager?
Maybe you need to be asking questions and framing conversations that encourage your child or teenager to contribute more.
Using Dr Chalfant's W.A.R.M conversation guide, you can learn how to have your child open up to you and in turn, you open up to them.
Link to the TED talk on the British birth cohort studies.
https://www.ted.com/talks/helen_pearson_lessons_from_the_longest_study_on_human_development/reading-list
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So you have two parenting styles to choose from right? Empathy or Discipline. Well, no.
In this episode we
Additionally, discipline has an unwarranted reputation for being "negative" which it does not deserve. Listen and hear why!
An in-depth analysis of anxiety. We discuss the latest research on causes, healthy vs unhealthy, various types of anxiety disorders and evidence based treatment.
We also look at ways families can support someone with an anxiety problem.
Specific details are described about the use of Cognitive Behaviour Therapy (CBT) to treat anxiety.
Tips to help parents boost their children's confidence and reduce anxiety are also covered.
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