Join clinical psychologist and mom of three Dr. Becky Kennedy on her weekly podcast, as she takes on
We all have tendencies. Adults. Kids. Every last one of us. And understanding our tendencies as well
Some kids are just more. More emotional. More resistant. More reactive. Just more. Dr. Becky thinks
This episode contains discussions of a death by suicide. Please take care listening. Today on the po
Once you have kids, vacations aren't vacations anymore. They're trips. And traveling with kids, big
Today on the podcast, we're releasing an episode of A Slight Change of Plans with Maya Shankar where
This is a repeat of an earlier episode. Parenting small children is a full-body sensory experience.
What do you do when you give your teen a phone and everything you were worried about comes true? The
Social psychologist and author, Jonathan Haidt, joins Dr. Becky to discuss his new book The Anxious
As our kids grow up and pull away, it can feel like they're breaking up with us. This week, Dr. Beck
The Good Inside approach to parenting is many things but gentle is not one of them. Good Inside pare
Most parents want to raise kids who are confident, kind, hard-working, empathetic... And exactly no
Parenting Deeply Feeling Kids and kids with ADHD can be challenging. These kids really do have more
Everyone loses their temper from time to time — but the stakes are dizzyingly high when the focus of
Dr. Becky sits down with Reese Witherspoon to discuss her newest children's book Busy Betty and the
Talking about illness or other hard topics with kids can be daunting. So it's understandable that yo
Developing good habits is hard. Whether it's for us as parents or for our children. This week, autho
It's time to reframe defiance. When our kids don't listen to us or are being "defiant" by doing the
Kids today face a near-daily onslaught of body shame from their peers, school, diet culture, the med
Truth: Feeding small children is hard and stressful. But here's another truth: You are a good parent
What happens when two become three, or four, or five? Who is responsible for the needs and wants of
