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Family 360 Podcast @Family360Pod
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If you’ve not seen our last social media post or our ending episode (#86), please check those out! We’ve loved our time hosting & producing family360! Although it's over for now, all our episodes will live on! Thanks for listening! We will miss being with you! @Family360Pod
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Suddenly & sadly, this is our last family360 episode. In this goodbye, we share ‘why we ended’, with wisdom from guests whose words will linger with us for years to come. Join us for our heartfelt goodbye. We are so grateful for all who have listened to family360! @Family360Pod
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Today’s question is probably one of the core causes of young familiy stress. How to manage the household mess! In the episode Dr, Koh explores, how to make cleaning into a game. How we compromise some of our standards so we can cohabit more peacefully. Join us! @drchristinekoh
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In hobbies, we want our kids to find passions that fuel their creativity and enjoyment. Yet when ‘fun’ starts to feel like ‘work’, when do we push them & when do we relent? Join us with Dr. Christine Koh for her insights on when it's time to quit & when it's NOT. @drchristinekoh
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In hobbies, we want our kids to find passions that fuel their creativity and enjoyment. Yet when ‘fun’ starts to feel like ‘work’, when do we push them & when do we relent? Join us with Dr. Christine Koh for her insights on when it's time to quit & when it's NOT. @drchristinekoh
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This episode is on chores & why our kids need them. What are fair expectations? Do we pay our kids for them? We’re back with keynote guest Dr. Christine Koh on building our child’s lifeskills & working together as parents without making chores a chore! Join us! @drchristinekoh
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This episode is on chores & why our kids need them. What are fair expectations? Do we pay our kids to do them? We’re back with keynote guest Dr. Christine Koh on building our child’s lifeskills & working together as parents without making chores a chore! Join us! @drchristinekoh
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In this episode, we’re talking about large & small life hacks. Our guest is co-author of Minimalist Parenting & Harvard-trained brain scientist, Dr. Christine Koh. She is helping us look at what we do, why we do it and encouraging us to edit and change. Join us! @drchristinekoh
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In this episode, we’re talking about large & small life hacks. Our guest is co-author of Minimalist Parenting & Harvard-trained brain scientist, Dr. Christine Koh. Sshe is helping us look at what we do, why we do it and encouraging us to edit and change. Join us! @drchristinekoh
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When we feel we’re being left out, it’s tough. When we feel our kids are being left out, it’s terrible! This week, author of Peaceful Discipline, Sarah Moore shares how to help our children when they don’t seem settled in the social realties of school. Join us! @DandelionSeeds5
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When we feel we’re being left out, it’s tough. When we feel our kids are being left out, it’s terrible! This week, author of Peaceful Discipline, Sarah Moore shares how to help our children when they don’t seem settled in the social realties of school. Join us! @DandelionSeeds5
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Is there a correlation between a highly sensitive temperament and mental health? In this family360 episode, paenting expert Sarah Moore answers a parents probing question about the intensity of her son’s emotions. Join us for this informative & warm conversation! @DandelionSeeds5
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Is there a correlation between a highly sensitive temperament and mental health? In this family360 episode, paenting expert Sarah Moore answers a parents probing question about the intensity of her son’s emotions. Join us for this informative & warm conversation! @DandelionSeeds5
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Highly sensitive kids feel intensity in their emotions. This week, our guest Sarah Moore answers a listeners question who asks, “How do you support a highly sensitive child without walking on eggshells?” Join us for her compassionate and insightful response. @DandelionSeeds5
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Highly sensitive kids feel intensity in their emotions. This week, our guest Sarah Moore answers a listeners question who asks, “How do you support a highly sensitive child without walking on eggshells?” Join us for her compassionate and insightful response. @DandelionSeeds5
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High Sensitivity is a temperament trait. It’s biologically based rather than learned. In this episode of family360, author & parenting specialist Sarah Moore shares the unique emotional language of a highly sensitive child and what they need from their parents. @DandelionSeeds5
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High Sensitivity’ is a temperament trait. It’s biologically based rather than learned. In this episode of family360, author & parenting specialist Sarah Moore shares the unique emotional language of a highly sensitive child and what they need from their parents. @DandelionSeeds5
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Child experts agree that to focus on our daughter’s looks may suggest we value appearance over other qualities, inadvertently damaging her self-esteem. In her 3rd Q-note episode, Maggie Dent shares her healthy perspectives to help girls find their inner beauty. @queenofcommonse
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Forced into a bonnet and dress - little Maggie was NOT impressed. After she shared this story, we asked Maggie Dent if she could find this photo. She did and gave us the go-ahead to share her wardrobe horror! We think she looks so sweet! Join us to hear it all! @queenofcommonse
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Child experts agree that to focus on our daughter’s looks may suggest we value appearance over other qualities, inadvertently damaging her self-esteem. In her 3rd Q-note episode, Maggie Dent shares her healthy perspectives to help girls find their inner beauty. @queenofcommonse
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