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anything goes with emma chamberlain

parents aren't perfect, a talk with dr. aliza pressman [video]

Jan 11, 2024
Today, Emma Chamberlain talks to Dr. Aliza Pressman, developmental psychologist and host of the podcast 'Raising Good Humans,' about parenting. They discuss the role of instinct and reflection in parenting, different parenting styles, the importance of setting boundaries, listening to your gut, raising good humans while embracing individuality, allowing children to make mistakes, the significance of apologizing to your child, and letting go of parental expectations.
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  • Reflecting on one's own experiences and working through unresolved issues is crucial for becoming a better parent.
  • The authoritative parenting style, which balances sensitivity and clear boundaries, is generally considered more effective in promoting positive attachment relationships.

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Importance of Reflecting on Parenting

Reflecting on one's own experiences and coming to terms with them is important for becoming a better parent. Understanding one's own upbringing and working through any unresolved issues can lead to more positive attachment relationships with children.

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