In Mary’s words, this episode is “A spicy one interviewing the coach of spicy ones.” Parenting coach Mary Van Geffen shares her expertise on how to love, lead and discipline our most challenging children. If you’re looking for resources and practical ways to be a better parent or you’re a grandparent, family member or friend who wants to better support the parents in your life, this episode is a must-listen.
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LINKS FROM THIS EPISODE:
Moms of Spicy Ones 8 week course
Mary’s Daily Parenting Inspiration
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Learn four E.P.I.C. communication skills to help your child cooperate and feel connected.
Firm: Set strong and sensible limits with your little boundary pusher.
Build the parenting confidence needed to handle creative loopholes, relentless arguments, and constant pushback!
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