Parenthood is a massive journey in humility. So much of our kid’s behaviour feels disrespectful and rude. What are we trying to understand from them? How can WE keep calm during a conflict? Tune into our interview where @tinapaynebryson helps us find ways to cultivate a relationship with our teens and provides valuable

Dr. Tina Bryson is the author of The Bottom Line For Baby and the co-author, with Dan Siegel, of The Yes Brain, The Power of Showing Up, as well as two New York Times bestsellers, the Whole Brain Child and No Drama Discipline. Her body of work has had an immense impact on my parenting journey, which is only part of the

Being a parent is a big job and a big deal, you are responsible for another human and I personally don’t take that job lightly. I always want to be a better mama and I know that the only way I can do that is if I keep growing with my children. That is why I’ve invited Dr. Tina Payne Bryson — psychotherapist, author, an

Dr. Tina Bryson is going to share some strategies to help you with night time routine struggles. We’ll also talk about how this might look different or be a little harder with a neurodivergent child, and when you might benefit from seeking support from an Occupational Therapist. Episode Links: Transcript/show notes at

As a parent, you may feel overwhelmed with all of the decisions you need to make about your child, their care, and ultimately how you are going to handle parenting decisions. In the end, there are many ways to be a great parent. If we look to science, it has shown us that secure attachment is one decision that will aid

Dr. Tina Payne Bryson is the co-author (with Dan Siegel) of two New York Times Best Sellers—The Whole-Brain Child and No-Drama Discipline—each of which has been translated into dozens of languages, as well as The Yes Brain and The Power of Showing Up and the forthcoming Bottom Line for Baby. She is the Founder and Exec