Tired of chasing after your kids' attention, wishing they’d just listen already? Plot twist: instead of trying to get their attention through behavior battles, let’s flip the focus to giving them the kind of attention that matters.

In this episode, we’re breaking down why high-quality, intentional attention is the secret sauce to getting the connection and cooperation you crave (without bribes or begging). Because when your kids feel truly seen and heard, their good behavior starts showing up on its own. No magic wands, just a little mindset shift that changes everything.

So, ready to ditch the “Do you hear me?!” cycle and step into attention-connection-mode? Let’s do this! ❤️

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I teach about Emotional Expression ALL. THE. TIME!

If you're in League with me (my amazing CMP implementation program) you've heard me talk nonstop about this. Because taking the trip from Mad --> Sad is where it's at.

Today I'm taking you on a bit of a journey. I'm sharing an experience from earlier this week where I allowed myself, okay let's be honest, where I intentionally released some pretty big emotions. Better out than in, as they say!!

It brought on 24 hours of on-and-off crying, puffy eyes, a HUGE emotional release, and a nervous system reset.

I'm getting real, raw, and vulnerable today in this unscripted episode full of lots of emotion. I can't wait for you to hear it. Love you all!!!

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Are you consuming or creating? Are you thinking about doing something, or are you actually doing it? We're diving into the difference between massive and passive action in parenting.

As the holidays approach, we're talking about how to maintain a calm, confident, and connected parenting approach, no matter the season.

Explore the concept of massive action—taking action until you achieve the desired results—and how it contrasts with passive action, which involves consuming information without creating tangible outcomes.

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