Suzanne and her husband Bill talk about what it really means to "discipline" children and offer tips for how to do so effectively.

Suzanne breaks down the three different types of marital (or relationship) conflict—conflict avoidance, high-conflict, and constructive conflict—and how couples can move toward the latter. 

Suzanne discusses the red flags and non-negotiables all unmarried women and men should watch for while dating.

Suzanne reads several emails from her listeners.

Suzanne explains why living with a boyfriend or a girlfriend with whom the future is unclear is just dumb.

Suzanne talks with a client who left her high-paying job to stay home with her two children and what she came to realize about the lies the culture tells women. IN THIS EPISODE: Liz's wake-up call The transition from woman to mother How to be a wife Social media's influence on marriage and motherhood The true cost of being raised "like a man"

Suzanne tackles the very sensitive topic of daycare and how it can't possibly meet the irreducible needs of children. IN THIS EPISODE: Why neither political party cares about this issue 5 myths about daycare Attachment theory ADHD as a stress reaction, not a disorder Why guilt is a good thing

Suzanne refers to a comment Bret Weinstein made to Jordan Peterson on an Instagram reel and connects it to the Pew study she discussed in Ep. 157: 6 Super Solid Reasons for Women to Prioritize Love Over Career

Suzanne implodes the idea that women should focus exclusively on career and "worry about marriage later."

Suzanne announces her return to The Suzanne Venker Show. As always, you can reach Suzanne with your comments, questions, or suggestions at suzanne@thesuzannevenkershow.com.