To celebrate the new year, Project Parenthood host Dr. Nanika Coor joins Dr. Rachel Vanderbilt (the Relationship Doctor) and Dr. Monica Johnson (Savvy Psychologist) for a special panel episode to discuss New Year's resolutions and how families can set better goals. 
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How to Make New Year's Resolutions Your Family Will Keep

Stressed-out parent? Need a little help? Project Parenthood is your weekly guide to raising your kids with empathy while taking care of yourself, too. Host Dr. Nanika Coor is a clinical psychologist and respectful parenting advocate. She'll help you get a handle on toddler emotions, discipline your teens without punishment, and create more peace and collaboration in your home--all in just ten minutes a week.

Kids & Family

In this episode, Dr. Nanika Coor explores the challenges of being a perfectionist parent, how it can impact both you and your child, and ideas for creating a less perfectionistic environment within which your child can thrive.

How to get past parental perfectionism

In this episode, Dr. Nanika Coor gives tips for helping your child learn to contribute to the upkeep of the family home.

How to ditch "chores" and still teach your child responsibility

Temperament is believed to be innate, meaning it is present at birth and remains relatively stable throughout a person's life.

How to understand your child’s temperament

Is it effective to punish kids for neurological deficits and/or delays over which they have no control?

Should you punish your ADHD child?

Does your child engage in cringe-worthy behavior when playing games? Dr. Nanika Coor offers tips for encouraging good sportsmanship if your kiddo is a sore loser or gloating winner kiddo.

How to Make New Year's Resolutions Your Family Will Keep

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