Ilana Glazer, the comedian known for 'Broad City,' joins Dr. Becky to share her humorous take on millennial parenting. They dive into the challenges of setting boundaries while fostering independence in kids. Ilana reflects on her journey of welcoming a third child and the emotional complexities it brings. The duo emphasizes the shift towards empathetic parenting approaches, exploring the vital role of boundaries for both parents and children. Expect laughs and relatable insights on balancing love, boundaries, and self-care in modern parenting!
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insights INSIGHT
Inner Resources for Parenting
Everyone possesses inner resources for good parenting.
Societal structures and personal histories can block access to these strengths.
insights INSIGHT
Millennial Parenting and Accountability
Millennials are more comfortable seeking therapy, leading to a stronger sense of emotional accountability.
They understand their feelings are separate from their children's experiences.
question_answer ANECDOTE
Harsh Parenting vs. Reframing
Traditional harsh parenting involves projecting frustration onto children, calling it discipline.
Dr. Becky gives an example of reframing a child's hurtful words.
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In 'Good Inside,' Dr. Becky Kennedy shares her parenting philosophy, which focuses on building strong relationships with children rather than merely shaping their behavior. The book critiques traditional parenting methods like reward charts and time-outs, which fail to address children's complex emotional needs. Dr. Kennedy provides actionable strategies and troubleshooting for various parenting challenges, such as sibling rivalry, separation anxiety, and tantrums. Her approach helps parents move from uncertainty and self-blame to confidence and sturdy leadership, emphasizing the importance of compassion and understanding in parenting.
Comedian and actress Ilana Glazer joins Dr. Becky to talk about motherhood, boundaries, and being a millennial parent. Together, they explore navigating modern parenting with boundaries, love, and challenges.
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