Show Notes
In this repeat episode we sat down with parenting expert Dr. Becky Kennedy — clinical psychologist, mom of three, and the genius behind the “Good Inside” movement that’s changing how we think about raising kids. Dr. Becky has a gift for breaking down what’s really going on with our kids and turning it into simple, real-life strategies that actually work. Her book Good Inside: A Guide to Becoming the Parent You Want to Be helps parents move from second-guessing everything to leading with confidence and calm. Such a great listen! Follow @drbeckyatgoodinside for more parenting wisdom.
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This episode is brought to you in part by Sony Interactive Entertainment, the company behind PlayStation.
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