Welcome to
the blog!

We’re answering a podcast listener’s question about whether a person can simultaneously have a romantic insecure attachment and a secure parent-child attachment and how she can foster a sense of safety and attunement with their child.

read the full post ⟶

139. BTS: Can my kid be securely attached to me if I’m insecurely attached in my adult relationships?

Can a person can simultaneously have a romantic insecure attachment and a secure parent-child attachment

featured post

121. BTS: Is there something I can do to strengthen my child’s relationship with my ex?

Coparenting your child with your ex

A listener wonders if there are things she can do to repair the relationship ruptures between her ex and her child. Hear the advice Dr. Sarah Bren, Dr. Emily Upshur, and Dr. Rebecca Hershberg share with her!

keep reading  ⟶

106. Recognizing and overcoming codependency in parenthood with Alana Carvalho

spot the signs of codependency

Whether you are in a fully codependent relationship or not, there can be subtle things people do in romantic relationships, with friends, and within a parent-child relationship that can heighten aspects of codependency. Here to help parents spot the signs of codependency (whether in yourself or in your partner in parenting) and teach you strategies and behaviors to help you create a more healthy and secure relationship with your child is self-proclaimed “Codependent Perfectionist” and LMHC Alana Carvalho.

keep reading  ⟶

96. Balancing the load of parenthood: Becoming a team with your partner-in-parenting with Lauren A. Tetenbaum

Balancing the load of parenthood

Eve Rodsky’s Fair Play method has swept the nation and become a cultural phenomenon. By being intentional about how we define our roles, rebalancing our to-do list, and feeling aligned with our partners, we are able to challenge societal norms to find a fair balance of the mental load of parenthood that works best for us.

keep reading  ⟶

Menu

ABout