Kimbal messes up Juniper's drawing. I respond in the worst way possible and Juniper starts to cry. But, even though I failed miserably, Kim comes to my rescue.

Is it better to prevent phone use in your household or teach your children how to control the phone use?

Michaeleen Doucleff, Author of Hunt, Gather, Parent, tells us the story of the time her 6yo grabbed the fine champagne glasses and Michaeleen wanted to respond in anger, "Hey, put those back! You're going to break them." But instead, she gave her child the benefit of the doubt.

4yo was playing on her iPad and said she would work on it until Chapter 10. Chapter 10 hits, and of course, she asks, "Can I go to Chapter 11?" Today, we explore how to turn this into an opportunity to teach about the importance of staying true to your word.

Parenting is hard. Often times our emotions take over and we resort to punishment right there in the moment because that's what we've been conditioned to do. But there is another way -- it starts with the objective. Today, we align on the objectives for raising children.

What is the absolute minimum that we need to do in order to raise capable, confident, mentally strong children?

I saw it as it was happening -- our 4yo was going to meltdown. But before it happened, I swooped in, connected with her, and then worked it out.

A challenge presented itself today. I could easily tell my children what to do and drag them through it kicking and screaming. But there must be a better way. Today we explore how we can help a child identify a challenge and walk them through solving it.

4yo didn't want to go to school today. Because we practice the first principle mindset at home, 4yo can make her own decision about going to school, we just need to do a good job at guiding and teaching her. But ultimately, challenges arise and I let my anger get the better of me. Here's what you and I can do better next time.

How do you get your kids to eat healthy? Do you use rewards, "Eat your broccoli and you'll get dessert."? Do you use punishment, "Eat your zucchini or no tv tonight."? On today's episode, I teach you a method that actually works and that builds intrinsic motivation so that they'll eat their broccoli even when you're not there.