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5 Lessons Learned After 5 Years of Montessori Parenting: Practical Life, DIY Toys, and More
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Live Q&A with Jason Kreidman from Dad University
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The Impact of Praise on a Child’s Confidence
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Live Q&A with Jason Kreidman from Dad University
Get valuable insights on fatherhood in this engaging live Q&A with Jason Kreidman from Dad University. From coping with anxiety during labor to prioritizing aspects of life, join the discussion and support the show!
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How to Get Your Child to Stop Screaming
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Personal Experiences in Parenthood: Lessons and Insights
Discover personal experiences and insights into parenthood in this informative YouTube video. Learn about the challenges of fatherhood, work-life balance, managing different roles, and the importance of prioritizing family. Join the Dad University community and gain access to tools and resources to make parenting easier. Subscribe now for relatable discussions on the joys and struggles of being a father.
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How to Stay Positive in Negative Situations
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The Downside of Hiding Veggies: How It Can Worsen Picky Eating
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How to Respond to Toddlers’ Exploration of Their Bodies
Learn how to respond to toddlers’ exploration of their bodies without shaming them. Redirect their attention, set boundaries, and communicate clearly. Foster a positive learning environment for your curious toddler.
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Maintaining a Strong Parent-Child Connection When Not Physically Present
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