Want to improve your relationship with your kid in less than 15 seconds? Watch this reel for a quick-win strategy. The best part: When we use strategies like this in calm moments, we reduce the frequency of difficult moments with our kids. Of course, I’m a realist… I know you need in-the-moment strategies too! Cue: My Conquering Problem Behaviors Workshop. You’ll get an entire toolbox of in-the-moment and outside-the-moment strategies for reducing outbursts and strengthening your bond with your kid. Learn more in the link in bio!

If you’re like most parents I know, it can be annoying, frustrating and triggering when your kid screams hurtful words like, “I hate you!” or “You’re the worst parent in the world!” That is why I’m so excited to announce my brand new approach to conquering problem behaviors. This workshop will be live on May 1st at 11:30am ET and will be full of impactful strategies to help you immediately reduce rudeness and increase cooperation. It’s all included within Good Inside membership. Click the link in my bio to learn more!

Raise your hand if you’ve ever excitedly asked about your kid’s day when they get home, only to get answers like “I did school stuff” or “Uhhh” or “I don’t know.” I’ll be the first to say my hand is up. So, what can we do? Watch this reel for the quick and easy strategy I started using in my family to open up conversations with my kids. Now, asking our kids about their day isn’t the only tricky situation we have to navigate when it comes to school. What about when your kid comes home and says they felt left out at lunch? Refuses to do their homework? Or lies about their grades? We’ve got strategies and scripts for these moments and so much more. Good Inside Members, head to the “School” section of the library! Not a member yet? Check out the link in my bio to learn how you can join today.

Kids crave sturdy leadership: A parent who can recognize their emotions AND not get swept up in them. Our sturdiness is what makes them feel safe, what allows them to calm down, what helps them develop emotion regulation and resilience. In fact, I think we ALL crave sturdy leadership. It’s why I keep coming back to the Superbowl moment between player Travis Kelce and coach Andy Reid that I describe in this reel. Watch to learn how this moment models one of the simplest and most powerful strategies for channeling your inner sturdy leader. Then throw a “🏈“ in the comments if you’ll be adding this strategy to your parenting toolbox!

Parenting is not a “one size fits all” approach—some kids just need something different. I call kids like the ones I describe in this reel “Deeply Feeling” because they are more porous to the world and, well, feel things more *deeply.* They experience the world in powerful ways, and they can teach us so much. These kids are self-assured, they know what they want, and they aren’t swayed by people-pleasing tendencies… I truly think these kids will change the world. And this is also true: These kids are harder to parent. As these kids get older, things don’t necessarily get easier. Which is where Good Inside comes in—offering support for every age and stage of your kids life (whether they are deeply feeling or not). Head to the link in bio to learn more about my revolutionary approach to parenting DFKs.