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Even after years of success, potty regressions can happen — and they’re more common than you think! 💡 In this Q&A, Dr. Sarah Bren and Dr. Emily Upshur share what’s behind bathroom setbacks in older kids and how to help without shame, power struggles, or frustration.

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357. Q&A: How should I handle potty regressions in my older child?

Young child washing hands at a sink after using the bathroom.

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355. Q&A: Should I let my child eat as much Halloween candy as they want?

Child in Halloween costume eating a lollipop at a party.

How much Halloween candy is too much? 🍬 In this Q&A, Dr. Sarah Bren helps parents navigate candy, control, and connection—without guilt or power struggles. Learn practical ways to set limits, reduce food anxiety, and build your child’s confidence and self-awareness around sweets. [58 words]

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225. BTS: What do I do if my child would never stop eating unless I restrict them?

Toddler eating a cup of yougurt

We’re discussing whether or not it’s healthy to allow your child to continue to eat when they say they’re still hungry, but you think they’re past the point of being full.

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209. BTS: How can I get my toddler to share?

Two toddlers playing with toys

Dr. Sarah (00:02): Ever wonder what psychologists moms talk about when we get together, whether we’re consulting one another about a challenging case or one of our own kids, or just leaning on each other when parenting feels hard, because trust me, even when we do this for a living, it’s still hard. Joining me […]

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