Babywearing is still somewhat fringe in our society, despite being exactly how babies have been kept close to parents for most of human history. I mean, it's not like we had strollers back in the stone age. When people utilize babywearing today, most do so for convenience. After all, if you've tried navigating strollers on public transit, you know the nig ... Show More
Feb 2025
Ep. 65: How can nurture transform your parenting and your child?
When we think about raising our children, we often all have ideas of what is best and what we want to do. Not always are we able to achieve those goals – for better or worse. But the early years, especially 0 to 3, are crucial in our children’s neurological development and knowin ... Show More
1h 18m
Nov 2023
Comment ne pas mettre son enfant dans une case ?
Comment parlez-vous de vos enfants ? À la crèche, à l’école, aux amis, est-ce que des mots reviennent ? Votre enfant est turbulent, et c’est comme ça que vous le présentez au monde. Il est aussi rieur, curieux, inventif et anxieux, mais le post-it “turbulent” tient mieux que les ... Show More
30m 52s
May 2023
173: Navigating Your Relationship After Baby with Vanessa Bennett, Holistic Psychotherapist
Many new parents find themselves coping with relationship changes after baby, leaving them afraid that the passion is gone forever. They might wonder if their partner is “the one” or question the entire foundation of the relationship. Today, I’m joined by holistic psychotherapist ... Show More
51m 13s
Jul 2020
Why New Habits Have to Be Tiny (w/ Dr. BJ Fogg) and Why Human Infants Are Late Bloomers
Stanford behavior scientist Dr. BJ Fogg, author of “Tiny Habits: The Small Changes That Change Everything,” explains why the best new habits are tiny ones. Then, learn why human infants are late bloomers compared to other baby animals.More from Dr. BJ Fogg, Stanford behavior scie ... Show More
12m 16s