Dr. Becky Kennedy

This comes naturally.

I mean, is there a faster way to end a meeting than that?

You want a leader.

who is open to learning, and who knows learning, real resources, real education, that's a sign of strength, right?

And so I just think anyone listening, they think, okay, this makes sense, but how would I actually put this into practice to know there are resources out there?

And as a mom, if it's not natural to stay calm in a tantrum or know what to do when your kid's clinging to you, join the club.

The idea that this should all come naturally has held us back so much from feeling more empowered.

And again, there's a fine line.

This is not to say,

I don't recommend making any decision until you've consulted someone.

No, those are two extremes.

But if you're hearing this and if you're thinking, I do want to stay calmer with my kid, right?

Or I'm not really sure what to do when my kid is in a hitting stage or they're lying.

There are just so many resources at different price points.

There are books.

Books are a great place to start.

Ask a friend for a recommendation, right?

Start a couple pages and see if it resonates with you, which again, Emma's important.

Check in.

Does this make sense to me?