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Dec 2020

20m 16s

#211: Common Parenting Anxiety & How to ...

Erin Royer, MA Clinical Psychology, Child Development Specialist

About this episode

We all have parenting anxiety over one thing or another throughout parenthood, but likely over many things! Currently, there is likely a lot more parenting anxiety than ever before. Erin shares her experience with her own parenting anxiety and her wisdom for how she's dealt with it in the past and currently.

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