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There is no such thing as bad emotions. There is only a bad way to handle these emotions.This week, Danielle walks us through 8 BIG emotions that will often overwhelm us when our child is experiencing them. In this episode, she reveals the positive sides of these "BAD" emotions, the shadow side of them when they are not handled properly, the physical signs that your child will have that reveals the emotion, and the hidden need behind these emotions.Anger, fear, resentment, regret, jealousy, sadness, shame, and guilt are on the menu today! You can save this episode to go back to each emotion, as needed. You can also check out the Teacher's Corner playlist on the Being Connected e-Learning Inc. YouTube channel for shorter videos on the individual emotions. The videos will be uploaded within one week of the time this episode aired.You can visit www.beingconnected.ca for more physical signs and hidden needs of the most common emotions in children (including the good ones!). You will find them in the "Learning" tab.

Dr. Sonali Dasgupta, founder of STEMonsters, joins me this week to talk about the changes our education systems need, how to prepare the new generations for a STEM-driven future, and the platform she created to help parents, educators, and students to find their passion for true learning.Sonali's world class programs help bridge the gap between quality education and career, giving students the skills needed to thrive in their field of choice.To learn more about STEMonsters' programs and the annual STEMXplore Symposium, visit www.stemonsters.com.You can also reached Dr. Sonali Dasgupta on LinkedIn under her name or under STEMonsters, or by email at [email protected]

Richa Rehan is a physiotherapist who quickly realized, from her clients' questions and concerns, that there was a need to open up safe conversations about pelvic health.With her book: "Things Every Girl Should Know About Her Body", she is shedding light on the outdated information and taboos around changes girls and women go through. This book is a great tool to help parents who do not know when and how to start the conversation with their daughters.From age-appropriate terms for the body parts to setting the example to promote body positivity, Richa covers everything and more!Be sure to follow Richa on IG (thepelvicexperts) for information on her upcoming book on menopause and digital platform on pelvic health for girls.You can also visit www.richarehan.com to get access to her book and services.

Any autism parent will relate to that one movie clip or song verse that gets played over and over again until you feel like you are going to snap! Or your child repeating the same word a million times!In this episode, Danielle puts a spin on this "disturbing" behaviour and breaks down how gestalts can be used not only to determine how your child is feeling and what could trigger meltdowns, but how they can be used as tools to help your child learn and development their language skills.Gestalt language processors speak a beautiful and complex language that analytical language processors misinterpret as a lack of language skills. It is time to change that misconception.A fierce advocate of the fact that children speak 100 languages where only one is spoken, when Danielle mentions developing language skills, she includes body language, sighs, grunts, gestures, and so much more, enabling parents and teachers can help all children, even if they are non-verbal.

As a collaboration with Podcasthon, where podcasters worldwide are dedicating their episodes to raise awareness for various Charities and Organizations, it is a privilege to showcase Ottawa's own Youville Centre. To see all participating podcasters and their episodes, visit www.podcasthon.orgThis week's episode features Karen O'Meara, Communications and Program Assistant, and Natasha McBrearty, Clinical Supervisor, from The Youville Centre, an organization dedicated to inspiring, educating, and nurturing young mothers and their children to utilize their strengths and to achieve their goals.From the realities of being a young mother, to the programs and childcare services the Youville Centre provides to help the community, this episode sheds light on the support and resources our young mothers truly need.Financial donations can be made anytime on our Canada Helps page linked on our website; www.youville centre.org, and for this specific Podcasthon Event, we have a unique Canada Helps donation link: https://www.canadahelps.org/en/dn/129310Here is more information about The Youville Centre:Follow us on Facebook Youville Centre OttawaFollow us on X (Twitter) @YouvilleCentreWe’re on Instagram HumansOfYouvilleConnect on LinkedIn Youville Centre OttawaIntake Information: Email: [email protected] Call: 613-231-5150 x121 or Text: 613-864-6611 or online enrollment info hereGeneral Inquiries: Email: [email protected] our email list: https://www.youvillecentre.org/stay-in-touch/Read our Annual Report: https://www.youvillecentre.org/about-us/annual-report-and-funding-model/

Michael Davis brings up a very important topic of how we can help our children protect themselves in the online world.Giving us tips on how to start the awkward conversations about social media behaviours, to the role schools play in the matter, Michael walks us through simple steps that brings the human back into the tech space.For more information on Michael's groundbreaking school programs (ages 6 to 10), visit www.mindfulbytes.ioYou can also follow him on LinkedIn under his name and his company, Merek Security Solutions.Don't miss Michael's thought-provoking TEDx Talk on Cyber Happiness on YT with link here: Cyber Happiness: Mindfulness as a Service | Michael Davis | TEDxABQ

Author Kevin Blaize joins me joins me this week, taking us into his world of creative writing and how he shares his passion for the industry to the youth. Kevin's unique angle on the industry introduces students to the benefits of being a creator as oppose to a consumer while giving them the opportunity to meet an actual author who is living it every day.From protecting our work, to taking our book into a multi-billion dollar industry, Kevin shows us how to present this unlimited world to our inspiring writers and artists.Be sure to get your copy of Kevin's books at www.dogsofthewild.comYou can follow Kevin on FB @dogsofthewild, on IG @dogsofthewildseries. For more information on Kevin's work or to book him as a speaker for your next event, you can contact him directly at [email protected]

Dr. Norrine Russell walks us through a realistic view of what parents need to face when advocating their neurodiverse children. She highlights the challenges and the rewards of parenting neurodiverse children, shares her unique and very important view on parental self-care, defines how positive support looks like, and provides tools and resources to help set our children up for lifelong success.You can learn more about academic and life skills coaching on her website: www.russellcoaching.com, you can also listen to Dr. Norrine's podcast "Breaking out of The Box" for more insight on the subject.

This week's guest, Dr. Blanka Kellermayer, walks us through the 3 main pillars of Peaceful Parenting, addresses the most common myths about this parenting style, and shares with us tools and resources that will help us control our parental triggers.Blanka is offering a new Masterclass on how to stop yelling at our children. It is scheduled for the end of February. Sign up for it here: https://www.drblankapeacefulparenting.com/free-masterclass For more information on the work that Dr. Blanka does, visit: www.drblankapeacefulparenting.com .You can also follow Blanka on LinkedIn.

This weeks guest, Dr, Blanka Kellermayer, walks us through the 3 main pillars of Peaceful Parenting, addresses some of the most common myths on Peaceful Parenting, and shares tips and resources on how to get our parental responses under control.Blanka is offering a Masterclass to help parents to stop yelling at the of February. To learn more about the masterclass and about Dr. Blanka's work, visit: www.drblankapeacefulparenting.com .You can also follow her on LinkedIn.

Author Sasha Saidman brings us into the magical stories in her book and shares the powerful messages each one holds with regards to real and diverse family portraits.From adoption, to learning disabilities, to dealing with messy homes and big emotions, Sasha's work offers representation that are seldom found in children's books.For more information on her books and her work, visit sashasaidman.com. You can also follow her on social media under her name.

Shelley Murdock shares her lifelong expertise and walks us through the every day habits we can develop, and teach our children along the way, to ensure we maintain a great quality of life all the way to the end.With loss of mobility and strength being a major issue for our children, it is now the adults' responsibility to step up to the plate and model healthy habits.For more information on Shelley's work (and for great ideas for exercise and diet), visit www.fitnesswithshell.com . You can also follow Shelley on LinkedIn, Instagram, and Facebook.Her book: Healthy & Fit For Life: The Starter Kit For Women Over 50 is available on Amazon.

Jewel Veitch walks us through living and leading from the heart space in life and business. With her many years of experience in the field, she not only shares her expertise and helps us identify how and when grief can show up for us, but also equips us with resources on how to transform that grief into joy.For more information on Jewel's book: True Gifts and the work that she does, visit www.jewelveitch.com.She is also generously gifting the listeners with a Free Hear Key Card Reading: https://www.jewelveitch.com/products/courses/view/1177333And a free copy of her book: https://www.jewelveitch.com/products/courses/view/1133188

Jennifer LeClair Avery sheds light on the complex realities parents of teenagers face. From how to tell if your child is pulling away as part of their healthy development or if they are disconnecting, how parents can modify the way to show up in order to keep communication open, and how to handle letting our teens develop their autonomy.Jennifer has a wealth of resources and tools for a part of our children's developmental stage that many try to stay away from.For more information on Jennifer's work, complimentary support group, and her upcoming book, visit www.healthyroutes.ca. You can also follow her on social media under Healthy Routes.

Charles shares his incredible story of traveling around the world with his family for 7 months, creating unforgettable memories within 4 continents and 11 countries.Not only does he share this incredible journey but also highlights the transformation he has seen in his daughters, in his partnership with his wife, and his new outlook on life after this experience.If you would like to follow Charles' travel experiences through his blog or to have Charles speak at your event or workplace about the importance and benefits of taking a pause, you can visit www.charlesachampong.comKeep an eye out for his upcoming book: Around The World In Family Days scheduled to launch on January 28, 2025!Your can also follow Charles on IG @aroundtheworldinfamilydays or on LinkedIn @Charles Achampong.

Laurie Bowen explains how trying healing programs with animals and with nature can benefit everyone, whether it is for stress management, chronic pain, and any form of complex traumas.Laurie has opened up her mini farm to the community to help as many people as she can. Visit www.healingminisfarmschool.com to see all the programs Laurie offers. You can also follow her on social media under Laurie Lynn.Keep an eye out for her upcoming book: Life Lessons I Learned From My Dogs that is scheduled to launch in January 2025.

Susan Caso walks us through one of the most challenging roles as parents... staying connected with our teens!With her extensive work that spans over one decade, she understands the struggles we go through and brings light to how our parenting roles should shift to show up the way our teens needs us to.To get a copy of her book and to find more resources and information on Susan's work, visit www.susancaso.com. You can also follow her on social media @susan.caso.More about our guest: Susan Caso, MA, LPC, serves as a beacon of hope for parents. She explains how, now more than ever, parents play a crucial role in their teens lives. The Parent-Teen Connection: to Build Lifelong Family Relationships (On Sale: October 22, 2024; Parenting; Radius Book Group Hardcover; ISBN: 9781635769364) coaches parents on to relate to what their teen is experiencing emotionally and guides through handling difficult situations. The goal is to build a lifelong relationship that both parent and child can cherish. As a mother of three with both grown and middle-aged children, Caso understands the complexities of raising kids in today’s hyper-connected world.

The amazing Michelle Weger not only shares her story of thriving with narcolepsy but also gives us a wealth of incredible advice and tips on how to succeed in achieving our goals, no matter our situation.Her best selling book has been at the top of the charts for months! Be sure to get your copy. If you would like to know more about Michelle's work or getting her (and Quinn) to speak at your next event, you will find the details on her website: www.michelleweger.com . Be part of the team that will help her get on 100 stages in 2 years!You can also follow Michelle on social media. Don't forget to follow Quinn on IG too @daneonaplane !The episode is brought to you by The Self-Esteem Doctor Online Academy. Visit www.theselfesteemdoctor.com for a wealth of resources to help with your child's self-esteem, confidence, and so much more.

An inspiring episode with Cristie Vito! She shares her story of living with chronic pain and gives advice on how to advocate for yourself (or your loved ones) when the medical systems is unable to provide you with answers.Cristie's new book: "Bless The Meds: Pain Management and Mindfulness Tips from One Chronic Pain Warrior to Another", will guide you through finding the freedom in living with chronic pain.Cristie's new book is available on Amazon. You can find out more about Cristie's story and what is to come at www.cristievito.com. You can also find her on social media under Cristie Vito.This episode is brought to you by The Self-Esteem Doctor Online Academy. Visit www.theselfesteemdoctor.com for a wealth of resources to help with your child's self-esteem, confidence, and so much more.

Our amazing guest, Fran Garton, explains how multi-faceted pain actually is and the may ways pain can influence our quality of life. Working with people who are ready to stop letting chronic pain control them, she shares the 3 factors that influence your pain levels: food, stress, and the boundaries you set.You can read about her journey to pain-free living in Healing the Hurt: A Step-By-Step Guide to Alleviate and Minimize Pain and about her struggle with body acceptance in Body Bliss: The Journey to Body Acceptance.Take your first step towards living pain-free with Fran's quiz: Pain Free Quiz - https://astounding-speaker-8058.ck.page/49e53a0ddbYou can also take a step further by joining the Momentum Starter Online Course - Dealing with Stress - https://fransacademy.thinkific.com/courses/MomentumStarterTo learn more about Fran's work, visit https://frangartoncoaching.com/and on all major social media platforms.

Darlene Koskinen shares with us how the alarming decline in our children's physical ability impacts their overall development, including focus, cognitive abilities, and self-regulation.Darlene devotes her time in designing fun and interactive exercises to help parents and teachers to get our children moving. Through MoovKids, she has designed curriculum-based activities that offers a wide range of physical activities.Darlene also offers amazing workshops for teachers to take the guesswork out of how they can help their students with their physical development. You can have a look at a variety of activities on YouTube and find videos and lesson plans at https://moovkids.comThis episode is brought to you by The Self-Esteem Doctor Online Academy. Visit www.theselfesteemdoctor.com for resources to help with your child's self-esteem, confidence, and so much more.

Dionne Nicholls-Germain walks us through why and how practicing forgiveness every day is so important. Sharing the myths vs realities of forgiveness, the effects forgiving has on our Mind, Body, And Soul, and some practical tips on how to start getting into the habit of forgiving. Dionne is setting us up for success right on time for the Holidays! Her book: The 90-Day Conquering Unforgiveness Journal is available on Amazon! Be sure to grab your copy,Get access to Dionne's Forgiving For Thanksgiving Toolkit for FREE here! Forgiving for Thanksgiving Tool KitYou can see more of Dionne's amazing work at www.liveyourbestlifeforyou.com and follow her on social media @dionnenicholls or @dionnenichollsgermain on LinkedIn.This episode is brought to you by The Self-Esteem Doctor Online Academy. Visit www.theselfesteemdoctor.com for great resources to help with your child's self-esteem, confidence, and so much more.

Jacob walks us through his unique method of discovering your unique gifts, building meaningful connections, and creating lasting impact.You can dive right into your transformation with his new book: "The GIVER Method: How To Transform Lives Through Generosity", which will be available on Black Friday!You can follow Jake on all socials through The GIVER Method or personally @the.real.jake.talbert. You can also get more information on Jake's work at www.thegivermethod.com and get all the information and upcoming bonuses about the book at www.thegivermethodbook.com.This episode is brought to you by The Self-Esteem Doctor Online Academy. Visit www.theselfesteemdoctor.com for great resources to help your child with confidence, self-esteem, and so much more.

Imagine making the last payment on that one debt that has been gnawing at you for years! Imagine booking that "bucket list" trip, buying that car or boat you have been dreaming of!It is easier to reach those financial goals than you think! Rosy walks us through some simple things we can do now to get us to our financial independence and easy ways to change our mindset on how finances should be handled. From the "Christmas Hangover" to " The Sweep", you will also get so much more in Rosy's upcoming book!You can reach and follow RoseMarie here:FB: https://www.facebook.com/mortgagelessmentor/Web: www.mortgagelessmentor.caLinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/rosy-the-mortgageless-mentor-11a133b7/

Convicted child predators come clean and give the 2 main reasons why they won't follow through with their acts... and the statistics are disturbing!How is it that, with all the precautions taken, 86% of our children are left alone to defend themselves against predators?!! Although this statistic shows that body safety education done in schools and with some parents is working, we are now faced with the dark truth that parents are easier to groom than children.In this episode, Danielle will walk you through the main points to teach your child about body safety rights and, most importantly, protect parents from becoming the gateway (the first target) to their child's abuse.This episode is brought to you by The Self-Esteem Doctor Online Academy. Visit www.theselfesteemdoctor.com for resources to help with your child's self-esteem, confidence, and so much more.

In this episode, Ellie Laliberté initiates the conversation on a childhood trauma no one is mentioning... school!For children who cannot fit in the "traditional" school system, the experience is indeed traumatizing. Yet, when going through the healing process, no one looks into how things were going for them at school.There is a need to change the Education System where the focus will be put back on the child. By creating a healthy learning environment, schools will end up benefiting much more than they are now.You can get Ellie's book, "Letters From You To You", on Amazon, with the Audio book now available! You can also follow Ellie's work by visiting www.lettersbyellie.comThis episode is brought to you by The Self-Esteem Doctor Online Academy. Visit www.theselfesteemdoctor.com for great resources to help with your child's self-esteem, confidence, and so much more.

From bridging the 30,000,000 word gap to the real impact screen time has on your children's brain development, Dr. Stephanie Montgomery from Build A Brain lays it all down for us.Stephanie explains how parents play an important part of their child's healthy brain development and shares ways they can help set their children up for success throughout their academic years.To know more about Build A Brain and to access great resources, visit www.buildabrainnow.com.This episode is brought to you by The Self-Esteem Doctor Online Academy. Visit www.theselfesteemdoctor.com for resources to help with your child's self-esteem, confidence, and so much more.

Our guest, Dr. Rishma Walji walks us through the journaling style that gave way to her Connected Parent and Connected Partner journals. A wonderful approach, backed by science, Rishma explains how build lasting memories and stronger bonds with the refreshing approach rooted in positive psychology and relational savoring.For more information and for access to her journals, podcast, and her Gratitude Challenge, visit: www.livingxo.com/shop , www.livingxo.xom/podcast , and www.livingxo.com/gratitude .This episode is brought to you by the Self-Esteem Doctor Online Academy. Visit www.theselfesteemdoctor.com for great resources to help with your child's self-esteem, confidence, and so much more.

Our special guest, Nadee Fernando O'Driscoll, talks about how it is often the parental expectations that makes it difficult for children to find their balance between 2 cultures, rather than the cultural values.She shares the reality parents have to face when leaving their home behind to start a new and better life abroad, while still trying to hold on to values that may no longer thrive back home. Nadee's book is available on Amazon, having made the Best Selling Book in 2 categories. You can get more information on Nadee's work on her site: nadeefernando-odriscoll.com.You can also follow her on FB, IG, and LinkedInhttps://www.facebook.com/NadeeFODriscoll?mibextid=LQQJ4d https://www.instagram.com/f.nadee?igsh=NXhndG03cWxtZTI2&utm_source=qr https://www.linkedin.com/in/nadee-fernando-o-driscoll-089a3a97?utm_source=share&utm_campaign=share_via&utm_content=profile&utm_medium=ios_app This episode is brought to you by The Self-Esteem Doctor Online Academy. Check out www.theselfesteemdoctor.com for great resources to help with your child's self-esteem, confidence, and so much more.

Having your child come home from school only to have them go into a full meltdown is a reality that many parents of neurodivergent children wish they didn't have to go through.The fact of the matter is, restraint collapse is real! Adults experience the same thing. Masking all day and holding everything in to fit in leave you completely depleted.In this episode, Danielle introduces some of the causes and triggers of a restraint collapse, what that may look like in adults and in children, what we can do to support our children through it, and gives concrete examples of what that support can look like.This episode is brought to you by The Self-Esteem Doctor Online Academy. Visit www.theselfesteemdoctor.com for great resources to help with your child's self-esteem, confidence, and so much more.

Sarcasm can have negative effects on our children without us even knowing it.In this episode, Danielle talks about the reasons why sarcasm can be caustic on our children, what our children need to understand sarcasm, how to properly use it on our children, how to teach it to our children, and most importantly, how to teach them the difference between sarcasm and manipulation/gaslighting/abuse.This episode is brought to you by The Self-Esteem Doctor Online Academy. Visit www.theselfesteemdoctor.com for great resources to help with your child's self-esteem, confidence, and so much more.

With suicide being the #2 leading cause of death in the USA for people ages 10 to 24, we need to stop censoring it and talk about it! Our babies would rather take their lives than to come to us for help.In this episode, Danielle shares the signs that will tell you this goes beyond attention-seeking, what to do about it, and what not to do about it.This episode is brought to you by The Self-Esteem Doctor Online Academy. Visit www.theselfesteemdoctor.com for amazing resources to help with your child's self=esteem, confidence, and so much more.

It is known that Neurodivergent people do not process emotions in the same way as Neurotypical people, so it is perfectly natural that they would show their love in a different way.In this episode, Danielle explains 5 main Love Languages, also know as Love Locutions, often found with neurodivergent people in order to help you tune in to the way your neurodivergent may be showing affection.This episode is brought to you by the Self-Esteem Doctor Online Academy. Visit www.theselfesteemdoctor.com for great resource to help your child with self-esteem, confidence, and so much more.

Fear of Embarrassment, one of the most impactful fear in adulthood is a result of the shame we have been subject to as children. Knowing this, why are we still using shame as a management tool for our children's behaviours?In this episode, Danielle walks you through what shame is, how children process it, how to recognize the sign in our children, the long-term effects of chronic shaming, and how to move away from this parenting tool.This episode is brought to you by The Self-Esteem Doctor Online Academy. Visit www.theselfesteemdoctor.com for resources that will help with your child's self-esteem, confidence, and so much more.

The role of godparents has evolved considerably over time, taking on different roles according to the family's needs. Whether it is just a title to give and receive, a continuation of religious traditions that also involve legal implications, or an upgraded version to make sure the child is being supported as needed, this is a role that does need to be redefined.What does the role of a godparent mean to you? This episode is brought to you by the Self-Esteem Doctor Online Academy. Visit www.theselfesteemdoctor.com for great resources that will help with your child's confidence and self-esteem.

Everybody stims! So why are the stimming behaviours of neurodivergent people viewed in such a negative way? In this episode, Danielle walks us through 6 different stimming behaviours and how to raise awareness for this perfectly normal coping mechanism. This episode is brought to you be The Self-Esteem Doctor Online Academy. Visit www.theselfesteemdoctor.com for great resources to help your child with self-esteem and confidence.

This week's episode features an amazing guest, Alexandra Obey, shares her journey of finding the right treatments to address her daughter's medical condition that led her to become an aromatherapist.She addresses some common misconception of aromatherapy and shares a few ways to get into it as a holistic approach to maintaining your family's overall health.Should you like to know more about a simpler way to transition into this approach, you can book a consultation with Alexandra at https://calendly.com/alexandrafota/60min. You can also follow her on IG @divine_coach_alexThis episode is brought to you by The Self-Esteem Doctor Online Academy. Have a look at www.theselfesteemdoctor.com for great resources to help with your child's self-esteem, confidence, and so much more.

With the launch of her new book "Letters From You to You: Awaken your powers through conversations with your higher self", Ellie walks us through her life-long healing journey that led to this book. Her experiences opened her up to receiving these letters and is now sharing them with us.Her new book is available on Amazon. You can also see the work she does around the book at www.lettersbyellie.com. You can see Ellie in action on FB and IG.This episode is brought to you by The Self-Esteem Doctor Online Academy with the amazing Dr. Simone Alicia. You will find a wealth of resources to help your child with self-esteem, confidence, and so much more at www.theselfesteemdoctor.com

There is so no such thing as a bad student. The reason why the Education System is not working for our students is because we are not putting the child's needs first.Danielle explains 6 of the main learning styles and how you can adjust your classroom and you home to encourage positive learning for all learning types. Danielle is all about reducing the workload for parents and teachers so her approach to teacher does just that.If you would like sample lesson plans or video demonstrations to help you make some simple changes to your teaching style, you can contact her directly or visit www.beingconnected.ca.This episode is brought to you by The Self-Esteem Doctor Online Academy. Visit www.theselfesteemdoctor.com for great resources to help with your child's self-esteem and confidence for a great start of the new school year.

Yelling at our children is not a parental strategy, it is an emotional response. No matter what our child did to trigger us, the minute we start yelling, it is no longer about our child. It's all on us. We are having our own meltdown.In this episode, Danielle goes over the reasons why we still yell at our children, the impact yelling has on our them, and she also shares how we can get out of this generational habit.This episode is brought to you by The Self-Esteem Doctor Online Academy. Check out www.theselfesteemdoctor.com for great resources to help your child with their self-esteem, confidence, and so much more.

Free Play is very serious work for children. It is where they learn the best! Danielle gives you a glimpse of her world in this episode and share 8 of the most common play patterns children have and how they reveal the child's learning style.Allow yourself to make learning fun with this information. You get the best results when you teach according to each child's learning style rather then force them to learn according to your teaching style.This episode is brought to you by The Self-Esteem Doctor Online Academy, with the amazing Dr. Simone Alicia. Visit www.theselfesteemdoctor.com for great resources that will help with your child's confidence, self-esteem, and so much more.

Saying "I'm sorry" is not an apology. In this episode, Danielle explains how the lack of guidance in the early years when it comes to apologizing creates adults with toxic traits. By understanding your apology languages, you are in a much better position to teach your child about the true meaning of an apology. This will then allow your child to set the right boundaries to nurture healthy relationships.This episode is brought to you by The Self-Esteem Doctor Online Academy. Visit www.theselfesteemdoctor.com for great resources to help your child with self-esteem and confidence.

When we have an honest look at why the reasons why children do not want to share, we can see that those reasons are valid. In the beginning, it is very normal for young children to not want to share their belongings. Danielle explains 4 of the main reasons why your child may not want to share and how the adults' reactions create the struggle.This episode is brought to you by the Self-Esteem Doctor Online Academy. Check out www.theselfesteemdoctor.com for great resources to help with your child's self-esteem, confidence, and so much more.

When looking at the true role of a parent, we can clearly see that it is the most unselfish acts in life.However! When we reflect on the reasons why we want children, and how we are taught to care for children, we can clearly see that having children is a selfish act.Danielle explains why wanting and having children is selfish, why we have such a distorted view of our role as parents, and the steps we can take to end the toxic generational patterns so our children don't have to take on our burdens.This episode is brought to you by the Self-Esteem Doctor Academy. Check out www.theselfesteemdoctor.com for amazing resources that will help with your child's self-esteem, confidence, and so much more.

When you know what is truly happening behind the Supermom Mentality, you will quickly realize that being called a supermom is an insult. Being consumed by being the incredibly perfect mom is a call for help, a toxic behaviour that is deep rooted in trauma. In this episode, Danielle explains why the term supermom needs to be called out for the socially accepted abuse that it is and gives advice on how to let go of that destructive behaviour, allowing all the wonderful moms out there to get the support they need.This episode is brought to you by The Self-Esteem Doctor Online Academy. Visit www.theselfesteemdoctor.com for amazing resources to help with your child's self-esteem and confidence.

Before you can start talking about Love Languages, you need to know what love is and how that shows up for you! In this episode, Danielle gives the true definition of what love is, breaks it down into 3 easy-to-explain levels of love and then shares how you can teach your child about love.By having these conversations early, you are giving your child the guidance they need to find the right relationships in their life. This may even shed light into how your interpretate love and how you can find the right relationships in your life.This episode is brought to you by the Self-Esteem Doctor Online Academy. Visit www.theselfesteemdoctor.com for great resources to help with your child's confidence, self-esteem, and so much more.

What is one thing your child does that drives you crazy? Why do you get such a sudden and irrational reaction to that behaviour? Danielle explains what parental triggers are, how they develop, interesting facts about triggers, and, most importantly, how our children are actually showing us where we can heal our childhood traumas.This episode is brought to you by the Self-Esteem Doctor Online Academy. Visit www.theselfesteemdoctor.com for great resources to help your child with their self-esteem and confidence.

With social maturity having a direct impact on our overall well-being and being a factor in many mental illnesses, why is it not talked about?Danielle explains a parent's very important role in supporting their child's social maturity and goes over Erikson's 8 stages of social maturity. She also describes what conflicts occur with each stages of life and what issues they create if they are not resolved in a healthy way.Questioning our parents' values and being open to discussions about the values that are being passed down from one generation to the next is how we raise the best world leaders and have a positive impact on our world.This episode is brought to you by the Self-Esteem Doctor Online Academy. Visit www.theselfesteemdoctor.com for great resources to help your child with self-esteem and confidence.

With the word Narcissism being tossed around like candy on social media and everywhere else, it becomes difficult for parents to get the right information they need when questioning if their child may be suffering from Narcissistic Personality Disorder (NPD).There is a lot of pain and trauma associated to this condition for both the individual with NPD and the people who suffer the inevitable narcissistic abuse. It is not a word that should be used freely by calling someone a narcissist when you are not getting your way.Danielle will walk you through some of the signs to look for in your child as well as what to do if you are interacting with a narcissistic child. The harsh reality of this personality disorder is not to be taken lightly and must be addressed promptly, with professional help and support. While most people give up on a narcissist in the adult years, it is important to support them the best we can when they are children.This episode is brought to you by The Self-Esteem Doctor Online Academy. Check out www.theselfesteemdoctor.com for amazing resources to help your child with self-esteem and confidence.

The best approach to parenting is to find the right balance between the different parenting styles in order to truly support your child from infancy to adulthood. Danielle refers to this equilibrium act as the Parenting Palette where, like an artist crafting the most beautiful painting by mixing and creating their own colours, parents find the right combination of parenting styles that their child will respond to the best.She describes the pros and cons of the 4 most common parenting styles, along with what kind of parent-child relationship each parenting style may create once the children are adults.Be sure to get the list of age-appropriate chores for kids to start helping your child develop very important life skills: https://lp.constantcontactpages.com/su/NNdJ8lR/ChoresThis episode is brought to you by the Self-Esteem Doctor Online Academy. Be sure to check out the site for amazing resources to help with your child's self-esteem, confidence, and so much more: www.theselfesteemdoctor.com