Parent-tested advice on how to get your kids to brush their teeth. From toothbrushing for toddlers to independence, hear Dr. Geiman’s best toothbrushing tips.

Have you ever wondered if there are simple child reward system ideas that actually work when your kids are melting down? As a psychologist - and a mom who’s been right there in the chaos - I’ll walk you through how to use positive reinforcement parenting in real life to turn things around quickly.

Does the question, “what age should a child get a cell phone?” keep you up at night? If you’ve wondered “should kids have smartphones?”, wrestled with all of the reason’s why not to give your child a phone yet, or need a script for setting phone rules, this is your roadmap.

Do you feel a wave of mom guilt any time you even think about taking a trip without your kids? I’ll walk you through exactly why moms need me time, and what I do - as a clinical psychologist and mom - when I’m planning a trip without my kids.

Ever found yourself arguing in front of kids - and then spiraling about whether you’ve just done irreversible damage? You're not alone. I’m joined by Dr. Laura Spiller, clinical psychologist and expert in emotionally focused therapy, to unpack what to do after arguing in front of kids.

Ever wonder how to reconnect after a fight with your child - without the guilt, second-guessing, or endless explaining? I’m sharing one of my favorite go-to strategies as a psychologist and a mom for how to reconnect with your child after conflict

What if the missing piece in your child’s ability to manage their big emotions... is you? I’m diving into one of the most misunderstood (and overlooked) ways to help kids build emotional regulation for kids.

I’m joined by sleep expert Dr. Jessica Meers to break down what really works when your child is struggling with child sleep anxiety and nighttime fears - especially after a nightmare. We cover exactly how to get your child to sleep in their own bed without guilt, chaos, or confusion.

I share why understanding the reality of transition anxiety  - and using the power of story - is one of the most effective tools for helping a child adjust to change.

Let’s tackle a surprisingly common parenting challenge: managing your child’s fear of vaccinations and anxiety around back to school shots. If your child is scared of needles - or you are - this post will change the way you approach doctor’s visits forever.

I break down the real causes of meltdowns - and how to stop meltdowns by setting clear expectations with your child. You’ll learn exactly how to handle disappointment when your child’s big dreams crash into reality

Ever wondered if you’re pushing too hard - or not enough? The tension between pushing your child to succeed and letting them lead with care can feel like a balancing act.

Ever wonder how to help an angry child calm down without turning into a volcano yourself? We’re talking how to deescalate a child, fast, using the power of connection before correction.

Tips on how to connect with your child meaningfully. Plus, specific advice for dads that are fun, low‑pressure, and build lasting emotional bonds.

Today, we’re going deep on how to say no to your child in a way that’s kind, calm, and clear.

Is anxiety good for you? Here’s what we found: anxiety can actually be a powerful tool for building confidence in kids—if we know how to handle it.

If you’ve found yourself unsure what to do with teens once you’re actually together, this episode will walk you through it step by step. I’ll share exactly how to strengthen your parent teenager relationship in small but powerful ways.

One of the most common questions those parenting teens and tweens ask is "should I force my teenager to spend time with me?" or what to do when your teenager shuts you out?

If you’ve ever found yourself googling, “why does my child get hyper at night” while your kids are bouncing off the walls and you’re desperately trying to get them into bed, this post is for you.

If you’re struggling with what to do when your child hits you or wondering why does my child hit me when they’re upset, this post is for you.