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Apr 2020

26m 1s

#178: Middle Night Wake-ups & Long Goodb...

Erin Royer, MA Clinical Psychology, Child Development Specialist

About this episode

Erin gives a mom tips for breaking her toddler from middle of the night wake-ups for her bottle, eases a mom's fears about long good-bye's and leaving her son crying at dropoffs, after a few minutes of sharing words of support for parents struggling at home with kids of all ages and their various pain points during safer-at-home.

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