#040 Lisa Bunnage discusses effective parenting strategies to raise children as confident, independent problem solvers with high self-esteem, emphasizing the importance of focusing on positive reinforcement, connecting with children, and not over-disciplining. 

She recommends encouraging kids to make their own decisions, solving problems through role-playing, and maintaining open, judgment-free communication. 

The episode also addresses issues such as bullying, balancing attention among multiple children, and handling teenage rebellion. 

Lisa advocates for creating a strong, supportive connection with children to foster mutual respect and minimize the need for strict boundaries.

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#039 Lisa Bunnage discusses the foundation of self-esteem and the impact of leadership parenting on your kids’ behaviour. 

She emphasizes that self-esteem stems from feeling valued rather than constant praise. 

The discussion covers the importance of children facing failures and learning through trials, how toddlers' behaviours are shaped by consistent corrective actions, handling tantrums, the impact of inconsistent discipline, and the misconception that children's behavior is unchangeable. 

Lisa highlights the necessity of unwavering consistency when it comes to leadership parenting. 

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#038 Parenting coach Lisa Bunnage discusses the pitfalls of trying to be a perfect parent, emphasizing the importance of showing vulnerability, owning mistakes, and making amends as key elements of effective leadership in parenting. 

The conversation includes a variety of listener questions on topics such as handling tantrums, building connection, and setting boundaries for children from different age groups. 

Lisa advises against setting unrealistic standards for children and stresses the value of being a relatable and human parent. 

The podcast also touches on making amends and the steps for a genuine apology.

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#037 Lisa Bunnage discusses how to identify if you are a parenting leader and the qualities that make an effective parenting leader, such as being fun, calm, and how to approach discipline. 

The episode includes practical advice on handling various parenting challenges, like children demanding specific parents for certain tasks, dealing with children's separation anxiety, setting boundaries, and managing temper tantrums. 

It emphasizes the importance of not letting children control parenting decisions and the significance of having clear and consistent consequences for behaviour. 

The overall message is about fostering a strong, confident, and happy relationship with children through effective leadership and understanding individual parenting styles.

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#036 In this episode of the BratBusters Parenting Podcast, Lisa Bunnage explores how to deal with defiance in children. 

Lisa shares the importance of a balance between consequences and a strong, playful relationship with children. 

The episode personal anecdotes and suggests that effective parenting involves connecting with children, being consistent with consequences, and modeling accountability. 

There’s an emphasis that children thrive under leadership that combines respect, fun, and predictability. 

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#035 In this episode of the BratBusters Parenting Podcast, Lisa Bunnage, a parenting coach, discusses the significance of playing with children to build better connections. 

Lisa emphasizes the concept of fun as the love language of kids and shares various strategies for parents to engage with their children, even if they don't naturally enjoy playful activities. 

The episode includes personal anecdotes and listener questions, covering topics such as handling energetic toddlers, the balance between discipline and fun, the challenges of parenting with guilt, and the importance of consistent corrective actions. 

Overall, the podcast advocates leading with joy and making efforts to enter the child's world to foster stronger bonds and respect.

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#034 In this episode of the BratBusters Parenting Podcast, Lisa Bunnage, a parenting coach, discusses various parenting strategies for new parents.

Lisa emphasizes the importance of leading by example rather than nagging, highlighting the difference between being a leader and being bossy. She advises parents to be fun and engaging during play. 

Lisa recounts her experiences with her children and shares practical advice on avoiding pleaser parenting as well as handling common parenting challenges such as tantrums, transitions, diaper changing, and excessive attachment.

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#033 In this episode of the BratBusters Parenting Podcast, Lisa Bunnage, a parenting coach, explores various parenting questions regarding kids screaming at you. 

Lisa emphasizes the importance of parents taking full responsibility for their children's behaviour and highlights leadership as a crucial skill in parenting. 

The discussion covers dealing with toddler tantrums, sibling fights, bedtime battles, and children screaming for attention. 

Lisa provides practical tips such as using timers, implementing behavior boards, and maintaining consistent corrective actions. 

The episode underscores the significance of setting up a solid foundation of discipline and leadership to foster a loving and fun relationship with children.

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#032 In this episode of the BratBusters Parenting Podcast, Lisa Bunnage, a parenting coach, explores why kids have attitude and if you can address it as a parent. 

The main premise is that attitude issues gradually dissolve when parents establish themselves as reliable leaders and consistently show empathy, compassion, and accountability. 

The episode emphasizes the high importance of fun, connection, and engagement over discipline. 

Lisa shares personal anecdotes and practical advice, such as ignoring negative attitudes and not confronting them directly. 

The podcast aims to encourage parents to be more vulnerable, genuinely connect with their children, and balance discipline with love and fun.

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#031 In this episode of the Bratbusters Parenting Podcast, parenting coach Lisa Bunnage discusses the importance of consistent corrective actions for toddlers aged 16 to 35 months. She emphasizes that consistent corrective actions should be action-based rather than verbal discussions, and explains how that looks. 

Lisa answers questions from listeners about managing toddler behaviours such as biting, throwing tantrums, sibling rivalry, and mealtime challenges. 

She highlights that consistency is key and addresses the importance of making parenting fun while maintaining leadership. 

The episode also touches on the distinction between handling bad behaviour and tantrums and offers practical advice for parents dealing with common toddler issues.

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The information provided in this podcast is for general informational purposes only and is not intended as a substitute for professional advice. Lisa Bunnage is a Parenting Coach, mom and grandmother. Lisa is not a licensed psychologist or counsellor. Her services do not replace the care of psychologists or other healthcare professionals. For a full disclaimer, please visit bratbusters.com/disclaimer