028 - Discipline Without Yelling with Dr. Amy Webb
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Show Notes
"I yelled at my kids again and I felt so guilty. I wish my kids could listen without me having to yell."
These are among the most common parenting struggles I hear. I'm happy to have with us today Dr. Amy Webb, founder of Thoughtful Parent and a Ph.D. in human development and family science, and we'll talk about this huge question - How can we discipline our kids without yelling?
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Get to know our guest, Amy Webb, Ph.D.:
Dr. Amy Webb is a parenting writer who is passionate about bringing child development research into the lives of parents so they can use it to inform their decision-making. In her writing, she brings together her research background as well as real-life experience as a mom to two rambunctious boys. When she’s not reading (parenting books or mystery novels) she enjoys hiking, cooking, and watching her sons play hours and hours of baseball.
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