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As we make holiday plans to visit with friends and family, you may find yourself in situations with dogs and children. It’s important to plan ahead for both children and canines to keep everyone safe and relaxed. Dominika Knossalla-Pado, dog behavior expert and the creator of the @dogmeets_baby Instagram account, will provide surprising insights into ensuring safety for all during this holiday season.
Plan for peace this holiday season by signing up for COR and gaining access to all of Caley’s special holiday tools and workshops. More information is available at: www.caleykukla.com/cor
Welcome to November! The holiday season is starting, which can mean lots of fun traditions, family time, and cozy seasonal activities. It can also mean extra stress from activities, expectations, gift-giving, and so much more. How do we simplify the holidays so we can actually decrease the stress and increase the connection with our children? Join Caley and Katy as they give examples from their own lives with practical, actionable tips.
For more information about the COR Membership Program, head to: www.caleykukla.com/cor
Katy’s Consumable Gift Guide: https://home.katyjoywells.com/giftguide
As we enter the holiday season, be prepared for the “fun hangover” that will typically follow. In this episode, Caley will explain the *why* behind some of the common challenging behaviors during and after big events AND how to handle them.
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For more information about the COR Membership Program, head to: www.caleykukla.com/cor
In this “byte-sized” episode, Caley covers the common early childhood behavior: name-calling.
This is such a common behavior during the preschool years and elementary school! Learn how to approach it, redirect it, and use it as a teaching opportunity instead of shutting the child down or giving the mean words more power.
For more information about the COR Membership Program, head to: www.caleykukla.com/cor
In this “byte-sized” episode, Caley covers the common early childhood behavior: mean “self-talk”.
This is the “I’m so stupid!” remarks that can be jarring when we hear our children make them, but they can actually be an opening to a beautiful discussion to better understand your child. Join Caley as she gives you pointers to approach this tricky conversation.
For more information about the COR Membership Program, head to: www.caleykukla.com/cor
In this “byte-sized” episode, Caley covers the common early childhood behavior: difficulty accepting “no”. Join Caley as she explains the “why” behind it and how caregivers can respond in a way that strengthens the relationship AND reduces the behavior.
For more information about the COR Membership Program, head to: www.caleykukla.com/cor
In this “byte-sized” episode, Caley covers the common early childhood behavior: yelling & screaming. This can be an especially triggering behavior because it’s SO LOUD and jarring. Join Caley as she explains the “why” behind it and how caregivers can respond in a way that strengthens the relationship AND reduces the behavior.
For more information about the COR Membership Program, head to: www.caleykukla.com/cor
In this “byte-sized” episode, Caley covers the common early childhood behavior: running away & hiding.
This can be a common, confusing, and, at times, scary childhood behavior. Join Caley as she explains the “why” behind it and how caregivers can respond in a way that strengthens the relationship AND reduces the behavior.
For more information about the COR Membership Program, head to: www.caleykukla.com/cor
In this “bite-size” episode, Caley covers the common early childhood behavior: ignoring.
How triggering is it when our children flat-out act like they can’t hear us?! Join Caley as she explains the “why” behind it and how caregivers can respond in a way that strengthens the relationship AND reduces the behavior.
For more information about the COR Membership Program, head to: www.caleykukla.com/cor
In this “bite-size” episode, Caley covers the common early childhood behavior: throwing.
She explains the “why” behind it and how caregivers can respond in a way that strengthens the relationship AND reduces the behavior.
For more information about the COR Membership Program, head to: www.caleykukla.com/cor
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