
50 episodes
When children's behavior is difficult, parents need support, good information, and practical tools to reduce stress, understand their child's emotions, and build cooperation and warm connection in the family. Join Elle Kwan and Abigail Wald as they share the Hand in Hand Parenting approach with useful examples and stories from real parents like you.






A school assignment turns into crying, a shirt-whipping attempt, a blanket, and then special time.
A child hitting can signal fear, not a bad character.
“The less said the better” when a child cries hard about something small after divorce.
Summer Sheldon says oldest children can slide into "parentifying" themselves, while parents must protect their kid experience.
Kirsten Nottleson challenges parents to notice connection makers before attempting playful connection.
Hosts discuss the concept of frenemies in children's friendships and how parents can use Hand in Hand Parenting tools to navigate these relationships.
This episode discusses how to handle moments when children refuse to comply, using listening and limit-setting tools from the Hand in Hand Parenting approach.
Hosts discuss potty training challenges, timing, methodologies, and emotional support for parents.
Hosts discuss how to effectively use listening partnerships to support parents in managing children's difficult behaviors.