That's Good Parenting: Expert Tips to Reduce Parenting Stress
Published by Dori Durbin
Parenting
Kids & Family
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Parenting stress, child development, confident kids, and strong family relationships all start with effective parent-child communication, emotional support, and practical tools to treduce overwhelm, anxiety, and frustration. “That’s Good Parenting” is your trusted family resource for simple, expert-backed strategies that help busy parents navigate the challenges of raising resilient, happy children while building deeper connection and harmony at home. Whether you’re dealing with exhaustion, guilt, or feeling stuck, you’ll find guidance from family experts, proven methods for fostering growth and resiliency, and actionable steps to create more “good parent” moments so you can confidently guide your kids and nurture a thriving family environment. Join host Dori Durbin - children's book illustrator, book coach, ghostwriter, former high school teacher, and happily married Christian mom of two young adults- as she searches alongside you to find practical parenting tools and guidance that create confident and resilient kids without losing yourself in the process. Through expert interviews with hundreds of family professionals, authors, and experienced parents, Dori delivers fast and effective parenting solutions tailored to your particular family challenges. Every Tuesday, you'll discover simple steps, tools, and resources from trusted family experts who have your family's best interests at heart. Whether you're dealing with parenting stress, seeking better communication with your children, or wanting support for your child's growth and development, these interviews provide the practical help and guidance busy parents need. We discuss tools and strategies to help with: PARENTING STRESS & OVERWHELM How can I reduce parenting stress and overwhelm while raising happy kids? What parenting tools can help me manage frustration and anxiety? What are simple steps to feel less exhausted and more confident as a parent? PARENT-CHILD COMMUNICATION & CONNECTION How can I improve parent-child communication at home? How can I strengthen my family relationships and emotional connection? RAISING CONFIDENT & RESILIENT KIDS How do I help my children develop both confidence and resiliency? How do I support my kids’ growth and well-being every day? CHILD DEVELOPMENT & EXPERT PARENTING ADVISE Is this normal for my child’s age? When should I get additional help? What child development tips do family experts recommend for busy parents? Join the thousands of parents who are transforming their family experience with expert guidance, practical tools, and the encouragement to end each day cheering: "Now, That's Good Parenting!" Subscribe to "That's Good Parenting" and discover the simple steps, expert guidance, and practical resources that will help you create confident, resilient kids while reducing your parenting stress and rediscovering the joy in your parenting journey. Keywords: parenting, parents, children, kids, parenting stress, parenting anxiety, family relationships, parent-child communication, parenting guidance, family experts, parenting resources, child development, parenting support, family well-being, parenting help, parenting tools, parenting frustration, confident kids, resilient children, parenting experience, family connection, parenting growth, overwhelmed parents, parenting solutions
Your Child Doesn't Need a Perfect Parent: How to Build Confidence Without Having All the Answers with Alyssa Smith, EP161
Send us Fan Mail What if your child doesn't need you to have all the answers? Parents often feel pressure to stay calm, fix problems quickly, and make sure nothing goes wrong. But what if the act of parents giving "the answers" all the time actually keeps our children from developing the skills themselves? In this conversation, parent coach and executive function specialist Alyssa Smith shares how one of the hardest seasons of her own life transformed the way she parents. After experiencing tremendous personal loss and change, she discovered that children don't need perfect parents. But they do need honest, connected ones who are willing to solve problems with them instead of for them. Together, Dori and Alyssa explore: • Why vulnerability can strengthen your relationship with your child • The surprising message behind parental resentment • How to move from fixing problems to coaching through them • Why connection should come before routines and systems • One simple question that helps children build confidence one decision at a time If you've ever wondered whether you have to hold everything together for your family, this episode offers a freeing reminder: your child doesn't need perfection. They need your partnership. About Alyssa Smith Alyssa Smith, M.Ed., is a parent coach, educator, and former Montessori and international school teacher with more than 17 years of experience helping children and families thrive. She specializes in helping parents of school-aged children raise resilient, independent kids with more calm, confidence, and connection—and less over-functioning. Drawing on her background in education, psychology, Montessori principles, inquiry-based learning, and Positive Discipline, Alyssa equips parents with practical tools to step back so their children can step up. Her coaching emphasizes child agency, emotional resilience, executive functioning, and stronger family relationships without relying on guilt, shame, or perfection. As a mom of two, Alyssa understands the realities of everyday parenting and is passionate about helping families move from stress and power struggles to collaboration, confidence, and lasting connection. Find Alyssa Website: https://www.alyssasmithcoaching.com Email: hello@alyssasmithcoaching.com Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/SameTeamFamilies LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/alyssasmithcoaching/ Facebook: https://www.alyssasmithcoaching.com Free Parenting Resources: https://www.alyssasmithcoaching.com/resources About Dori Durbin Dori Durbin is a children's book illustrator, book coach, and host of the That's Good Parenting podcast. She helps parents and family-focused professionals transform life-changing ideas into children's books that help kids understand big emotions, build resilience, and strengthen family connection through story. Through her podcast, books, and coaching, Dori shares practical tools that reduce parenting stress and help families raise confident, emotionally healthy children. Connect with Dori Website: https://www.doridurbin.com Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/dori_durbin Join the That's Good Parenting Club Join the That's Good Parenting Club for parenting resources, behind-the-scenes book content, early releases, and encouragement to help your family thrive. https://club.thatsgoodparenting.com/club Intro for TDP (version 2)
What Doctors Notice Before You Even Ask a Question | Dr. Emily Boss on Helping Parents Make Better Healthcare Decisions, EP 160
Send us Fan Mail Before your child's doctor says a single word, they've already noticed something important. It isn't your child's symptoms. It isn't your insurance. It's often whether you've already made up your mind. In this episode of That's Good Parenting , Dori Durbin chats with pediatric ENT surgeon Dr. Emily Boss to discuss one of the biggest challenges families face during medical appointments: making confident healthcare decisions when emotions, online research, and outside opinions are already shaping the conversation. Dr. Boss explains why many parents arrive at appointments believing they already know the best treatment. She also shares how doctors can better support families through shared decision-making, helping parents move from uncertainty and pressure to confidence and clarity. Whether your child is dealing with enlarged tonsils, chronic ear infections, snoring, or another medical concern, this episode will help you approach your next doctor's appointment feeling informed, prepared, and empowered. In This Episode You'll Learn What doctors notice before the conversation even begins Why parents often arrive with a treatment already in mind How shared decision-making leads to better healthcare outcomes Questions that help parents make informed medical decisions How to reduce decision stress and feel more confident during appointments Practical ways to become a stronger advocate for your child's health About Dr. Emily Boss Dr. Emily Boss is a pediatric ear, nose, and throat (ENT) surgeon, researcher, and nationally recognized leader in shared decision-making. She helps physicians and families work together to make informed healthcare decisions that reflect each child's unique needs and each family's values. Through her clinical practice and research, Dr. Boss is passionate about improving communication between parents and healthcare providers so families feel supported—not pressured—when making important medical decisions. Connect with Dr. Emily Boss Website: https://dremilyboss.com Freebie: https://mail.google.com/mail/u/0/#search/forms%2C+emily+boss/FMfcgzQgMgQFBZGklrrsRqRtdLfJJZlc?projector=1&messagePartId=0.1 About Dori Durbin Dori Durbin is a children's book illustrator, book coach, and host of the That's Good Parenting podcast. She helps parents and family-focused professionals transform life-changing ideas into children's books that help kids understand big emotions, build resilience, and strengthen family connection through story. Through her podcast, books, and coaching, Dori shares practical tools that reduce parenting stress and help families raise confident, emotionally healthy children. Connect with Dori Website: https://www.doridurbin.com Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/dori_durbin Join the That's Good Parenting Club Join the That's Good Parenting Club for parenting resources, behind-the-scenes book content, early releases, and encouragement to help your family thrive. https://club.thatsgoodparenting.com/club Intro for TDP (version 2)
Is Your Child's Self-Worth Tied to Achievement? How Parents Can Build Lasting Confidence with Dr. Carla Caturia, EP 159
Send us Fan Mail Is Your Child's Self-Worth Tied to Achievement? What happens when a child's confidence depends on their performance? In this episode of That's Good Parenting , Dori Durbin sits down with Dr. Carla Caturia , elite mental performance coach, speaker, and founder of House of Rise, to explore how parents can help children build confidence without tying their worth to grades, sports, or accomplishments. Dr. Carla works with tweens, teens, young adults, athletes, and families who are navigating perfectionism, anxiety, fear of failure, and the pressure to succeed. Having experienced achievement-driven perfectionism herself, she now helps families break the cycle by developing emotional resilience, healthy self-talk, and lasting confidence. Together, Dori and Carla discuss how well-meaning parents can unintentionally increase pressure by trying to fix problems too quickly, offering advice instead of listening, or focusing more on outcomes than growth. One of the biggest takeaways from this conversation is the importance of helping children separate who they are from what they achieve —a shift that can reduce anxiety, build resilience, and help kids enjoy the activities they love again. In This Episode You'll Learn Why high-achieving kids often tie their self-worth to performance How parents unintentionally add pressure—even with the best intentions Simple phrases that help children feel heard instead of immediately "fixed" Why allowing kids to solve age-appropriate problems builds confidence How positive self-talk shapes emotional resilience and long-term success Practical ways to encourage growth without fueling perfectionism Whether you're raising an athlete, an honor-roll student, a performer, or simply a child who puts a lot of pressure on themselves, this conversation will give you practical tools to help your child thrive with confidence instead of fear. About Dr. Carla Caturia Dr. Carla Caturia is an elite mental performance coach, speaker, and founder of House of Rise . She helps tweens, teens, young adults, athletes, and families build resilience, confidence, emotional intelligence, and healthy relationships without becoming consumed by pressure, anxiety, or achievement. Through her SHIFT framework, Dr. Carla teaches young people how to regulate emotions, develop empowering habits, strengthen their identity, and build lasting confidence that extends far beyond sports, academics, and performance. Connect with Dr. Carla Caturia Website: https://houseofrise.com Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/houseofrise Freebie link: https://www.skool.com/the-mental-edge-7239/about?ref=f15e91fb0ffe46449e709f6885817ea4 About Dori Durbin Dori Durbin is a children's book illustrator, book coach, and host of the That's Good Parenting podcast. She helps parents and family-focused professionals transform life-changing ideas into children's books that help kids understand big emotions, build resilience, and strengthen family connection through story. Through her podcast, books, and coaching, Dori shares simple, practical tools that reduce parenting stress and help families raise confident, emotionally healthy children. Connect with Dori Website: https://www.doridurbin.com Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/dori_durbin Join the That's Good Parenting Club Want to help shape future children's books while receiving exclusive parenting resources? Join the That's Good Parenting Club for behind-the-scenes access to upcoming manuscripts, sneak peeks, early book releases, and encouragement designed to help your family thrive. https://club.thatsgoodparenting.com/club Intro for TDP (version 2)
Are You Accidentally Teaching Your Child That Everything Is an Emergency? with Angela Caldwell, EP 158
Send us Fan Mail Are You Accidentally Teaching Your Child That Everything Is an Emergency? In this episode of That's Good Parenting , Dori Durbin sits down with Angela Caldwell, MA, LMFT —licensed marriage and family therapist, professor, and Founder of the Caldwell Family Institute—to explore why so many families feel overwhelmed by conflict, anxiety, and everyday parenting challenges. Angela has spent years helping families heal through life's hardest transitions—from parenting struggles and communication breakdowns to divorce, grief, trauma, and emotional distance. In this conversation, she shares practical ways parents can reduce stress by changing how they respond to conflict and big emotions. One of the most memorable takeaways is Angela's "Band-Aid Rule," a simple strategy that teaches children the difference between a true emergency and the everyday frustrations that are part of growing up. She explains why parents don't need to rescue children from every uncomfortable feeling—and why learning to experience disappointment, sadness, frustration, and anger is essential for building emotional resilience. You'll also hear Angela share the four foundational messages she believes every child needs to grow into a confident, emotionally healthy adult. In this episode, you'll discover: Why family conflict is normal and can strengthen relationships How hidden expectations often create more conflict than the problem itself Angela's simple Band-Aid Rule for reducing anxiety in your home How slowing down can instantly change the emotional tone of your parenting The Four Messages every child needs to believe Whether you're parenting toddlers who think everything is urgent or teenagers who barely say more than one word, this episode will help you approach conflict with more confidence, more connection, and far less stress. About Angela Caldwell Angela Caldwell, MA, LMFT is a California Licensed Marriage and Family Therapist, Family Coach, professor, and Founder and Director of the Caldwell Family Institute in Los Angeles. She specializes in helping families navigate conflict, parenting challenges, divorce, grief, major life transitions, and communication breakdowns through healthier relationships and shared values. Angela believes every parent deserves a village. Her upcoming book, The Four Messages , is the first in her Village Series and explores the four core beliefs every child needs to thrive. Connect with Angela Website: https://www.angelacaldwell.com About Dori Durbin Dori Durbin is a children's book illustrator, coach, and host of That's Good Parenting . She helps parents and family-focused professionals transform life-changing parenting lessons into children's books that help kids understand big ideas through simple stories. Through her podcast, books, and coaching, Dori shares practical tools to help families reduce parenting stress and raise confident, resilient children. Connect with Dori Website: https://www.doridurbin.com Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/dori_durbin Join the That's Good Parenting Club Get behind-the-scenes access to upcoming children's books, exclusive parenting resources, sneak peeks, and encouragement designed to help your family thrive. https://club.thatsgoodparenting.com/club If this episode encouraged you, please share it with another parent who could use this message today. Intro for TDP (version 2)
Is My Child Being Defiant or Overwhelmed? With Parenting Coach Melissa Schulz, EP 157
Send us Fan Mail Why does my child keep melting down, refusing to listen, or turning everyday routines into a battle ? In this episode of That's Good Parenting, Dori Durbin sits down with Parenting Coach, Board Certified Behavior Analyst, and founder of Confidently Momming, Melissa Schulz. Drawing on more than 20 years of experience working with children and families and her own experience parenting three uniquely wired children, Melissa shares why understanding the "why" behind behavior is often the missing piece parents need. Melissa believes that good parents are already good at raising good kids. They simply haven't been given the right tools yet. Her approach helps parents move beyond one-size-fits-all strategies and learn how to respond to challenging behaviors in ways that create more calm, connection, and confidence at home. In this conversation, you'll learn: • Why understanding the reason behind behavior matters more than focusing on the behavior itself • How to tell the difference between emotional overwhelm and intentional defiance • Practical strategies for reducing morning and bedtime power struggles • How routines can become one of the most effective parenting tools • Why emotional regulation is one of the most important life skills parents can teach • Two simple action steps that can immediately reduce stress and improve connection If you've ever felt stuck in a cycle of frustration, guilt, or overwhelm, this episode offers a refreshing perspective. Melissa shares practical tools, real-life examples, and encouragement that will help you better understand your child while becoming more confident in your own parenting. About Melissa Schulz: Melissa Schulz is a Parenting Coach, Board Certified Behavior Analyst, founder of Confidently Momming, and mom of three. She helps parents of strong-willed, highly sensitive, and neurodivergent children understand the reasons behind challenging behaviors so they can respond with greater confidence, reduce stress, and create calmer, more connected homes. Melissa is passionate about helping parents replace shame with curiosity and discover simple, individualized strategies that truly work for their unique child. Connect with Melissa: Website: www.melissaschulz.com Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/confidentlymomming Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/confidentlymomming About Dori Durbin Dori Durbin is a children's book illustrator, coach, and host of That's Good Parenting. She helps parents and family-focused professionals kid-size their expertise into children's books that children can understand and apply in everyday life. Through her books, podcast, and coaching, Dori shares practical tools to help families reduce parenting stress and raise confident, resilient kids. Connect with Dori Website: https://www.doridurbin.com Isntragram: https://www.instagram.com/dori_durbin Join the That's Good Parenting Club Join the That's Good Parenting Club for behind-the-scenes access to upcoming children's book manuscripts, sneak peeks of new books, exclusive offers, and parenting encouragement designed to help families thrive. JOIN TODAY! https://club.thatsgoodparenting.com/club If this episode encouraged you, please share it with another parent who could use this message today. Intro for TDP (version 2)
The Empowered Child: How Parents Can Build Confidence, Resilience, and Independence in Kids with Michal Gez, Ep 156
Send us Fan Mail Every parent wants their child to be confident, resilient, independent, and happy. But how do we raise emotionally strong children without protecting them from the very experiences that help them grow? In this episode of That's Good Parenting, Dori Durbin and international speaker, certified coach in positive psychology and CBT-based methods, a lawyer, and the author of The Empowered Child, Michal Gez . Drawing from her background in corporate law, global technology, positive psychology, and CBT-based coaching, Michal shares why so many adults struggle with confidence, boundaries, and resilience—and how parents can help children learn these life lessons much earlier. Michal is the author of The Empowered Child , a practical guide designed to help parents equip children with an emotional "life vest" so they can navigate life's challenges with confidence rather than waiting for adversity to teach them. In this conversation, you'll learn: • Why resilience starts with allowing children to experience manageable challenges • How children can learn to recognize and manage negative self-talk • The "Magic Knight vs. Tragic Knight" technique for emotional regulation • Why parents must model empowerment before teaching it • How to help children dream big without fear of failure • The three qualities every child should look for in a true friend • Practical ways to build confidence, independence, and emotional strength from an early age If you've ever wondered how to prepare your child for real life without removing every obstacle, this episode offers practical tools and powerful mindset shifts you can begin using immediately. About Michal Gez: Michal Gez is an international speaker, certified coach in positive psychology and CBT-based methods, a lawyer, and the author of The Empowered Child . Her background in corporate law and global tech, combined with her work coaching individuals, revealed a crucial truth: even highly successful adults often struggle because they were forced to learn life's most important lessons the hard way. Today, her mission is to teach those principles of resilience, confidence, and happiness early, equipping children, parents, and organizations with practical tools to thrive. Connect with Michal: Website: www.michalgez.com About Dori Durbin Dori Durbin is a children's book illustrator, coach, and host of That's Good Parenting. She helps parents and family-focused professionals kid-size their expertise into children's books that children can understand and apply in everyday life. Through her books, podcast, and coaching, Dori shares practical tools to help families reduce parenting stress and raise confident, resilient kids. Connect with Dori https://www.doridurbin.com https://www.instagram.com/dori_durbin Join the That's Good Parenting Club Join the That's Good Parenting Club for behind-the-scenes access to upcoming children's book manuscripts, sneak peeks of new books, exclusive offers, and parenting encouragement designed to help families thrive. JOIN TODAY! https://club.thatsgoodparenting.com/club If this episode encouraged you, please share it with another parent who could use this message today. Intro for TDP (version 2)
Baby's Here, So Now What? Newborn Support, Postpartum Recovery, and Real Help for New Parents with Jennifer Tawil | EP155
Send us Fan Mail Have you ever brought home a new baby and wondered why no one prepared you for what comes next? In this episode, Dori Durbin chats with certified postpartum doula and founder of Lean On Me Westchester Doula, Jennifer Tawil, about one of the biggest transitions families experience: the postpartum season. Jennifer shares her personal journey from private investigator to postpartum doula and explains why so many parents spend months preparing for birth but very little time preparing for life after baby arrives. Together, they explore the realities of postpartum recovery, the importance of building a support system, and why asking for help is often harder than it should be. You'll learn: • Why postpartum planning is just as important as birth planning • The emotional and mental health challenges many new parents face • Why accepting help can be so difficult for parents • Simple ways to prepare your home for a smoother postpartum experience • How postpartum doulas provide practical and emotional support for families • Jennifer's "Trust But Verify" approach to choosing childcare providers • Strategies for helping children adjust to new siblings, caregivers, and life transitions If you're expecting a baby, supporting a new parent, or looking for simple ways to reduce stress during one of life's biggest transitions, this episode is for you. About Jennifer Tawil Jennifer Tawil is a certified postpartum and infant care doula, founder of Lean On Me Westchester Doula, and creator of the Trust But Verify childcare interview system. Along with her team, Jennifer supports busy parents of newborns with the non-judgmental, compassionate care they deeply desire but rarely receive. Jennifer's passion for postpartum support was inspired by her own experience as a new mother. After struggling with anxiety, isolation, and breastfeeding challenges following the birth of her son, she experienced firsthand how life-changing the support of a postpartum doula can be. That experience ultimately led her to leave a 25-year career as a private investigator and dedicate her work to helping families navigate the transition into parenthood with greater confidence and less stress. Today, Jennifer helps parents prepare for birth, recover during the postpartum season, and build the support systems they need to thrive. Through her signature #CompassionInAction approach, she provides practical guidance, emotional support, and hands-on care that allows parents to focus on bonding with their baby while feeling supported every step of the way. Whether supporting first-time parents or families welcoming their fifth child, Jennifer's mission is simple: to help parents feel calm, confident, and cared for during the first weeks and months at home with a newborn. Connect with Jennifer Tawil Website: https://www.leanonmewestchesterdoula.com Childcare Interview Course: https://www.privateeyeparent.com Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/jennifertawilwestchesterdoula https://www.privateeyeparent.com/course-waitlist About Dori Durbin Dori Durbin is a children's book illustrator, coach, and host of That's Good Parenting. She helps parents and family-focused professionals kid-size their expertise into children's books that children can understand and apply in everyday life. Through her books, podcast, and coaching, Dori shares practical tools to help families reduce parenting stress and raise confident, resilient kids. Connect with Dori https://www.doridurbin.com https://www.instagram.com/dori_durbin Join the That's Good Parenting Club Join the That's Good Parenting Club for behind-the-scenes access to upcoming children's book manuscripts, sneak peeks of new books, exclusive offers, and parenting encouragement designed to help families thrive. JOIN TODAY! https://club.thatsgoodparenting.com/club If this episode encouraged you, please share it with another parent who could use this message today. Intro for TDP (version 2)
What If You're Becoming the Parent You Never Wanted to Be? Parenting Triggers, Emotional Regulation & Repair with Angie Weber, EP 154
What Parents Say Matters: Building Confidence Instead of Fear in Kids with Jody Hill, EP153
Send us Fan Mail Words matter more than most parents realize. In this episode of That’s Good Parenting , Dori Durbin sits down with parenting educator, speaker, and author Jody Hill to explore how the everyday words parents use can shape a child’s confidence, identity, emotional resilience, and long-term self-worth. They discuss the hidden power behind common parenting phrases, why labels like “shy,” “difficult,” or “messy” can stick with children for years, and how parents can begin building confidence, rather than fear through simple shifts in how they communicate. Jody shares practical, real-life examples from her own parenting journey: how to correct behavior without shame, why emotional connection matters more than perfection, and how parents can become the loudest positive voice in their child’s life. This is sooo good! If you’ve ever replayed something you said to your child and wished you could say it differently or even wondered how to encourage your child without yelling, shaming, or damaging their confidence... then this conversation is filled with practical encouragement and hope for you! In This Episode You Will Learn: • How everyday words shape a child’s confidence and identity • Why labels like “shy,” “difficult,” or “messy” can stick for years • How to correct behavior without shame, yelling, or fear • Simple ways to build emotional resilience and connection at home • How to become the loudest positive voice in your child’s life and more! About Jody Hill Jody Hill is a parenting educator, speaker, and author of the Amazon best-selling book The Parent’s Secret Superpower . Through her work, Jody helps parents understand how their words, reactions, and everyday interactions can build confident, emotionally resilient children. Drawing from her own experiences as a mother of four, as well as years of personal study in parenting, child development, science, and faith, Jody teaches families practical ways to create stronger connection, healthier communication, and lasting confidence in their children. Connect with Jody https://podcast.itsjodyhill.com/ https://www.itsjodyhill.com info@itsjodyhill.com About Dori Durbin Dori Durbin is a children’s book illustrator, coach, and host of That’s Good Parenting . She helps parents and family-focused professionals kid-size their expertise into children’s books that children can understand and apply in everyday life. Through her books, podcast, and coaching, Dori shares practical tools to help families reduce parenting stress and raise confident, resilient kids. Connect with Dori https://www.doridurbin.com https://www.instagram.com/dori_durbin Join the That’s Good Parenting Club Join the That’s Good Parenting Club for behind-the-scenes access to upcoming children’s book manuscripts, sneak peeks of new books, exclusive offers, and parenting encouragement designed to help families thrive. JOIN TODAY! https://club.thatsgoodparenting.com/club Intro for TDP (version 2)
Could Your Child’s “Behavior Problems” Actually Be Sensory Overload? with Jacki Edry, EP 152
Send us Fan Mail Could some of the behaviors parents worry about most may not actually be “bad behavior” at all? It may be that they are signs that a child is overwhelmed, overstimulated, or struggling to process the world around them. In this episode of That’s Good Parenting, Dori Durbin talks with author, advocate, and educator Jacki Edry about autism, sensory processing, neurodiversity, and the hidden challenges many children experience every day. Jacki shares her unique perspective as both a parent of autistic children and a brain surgery survivor whose own sensory system became dramatically altered after surgery. Together, they discuss how sensory overload can affect behavior, why many children are misunderstood or misdiagnosed, and what parents can do to better understand the root causes behind meltdowns, shutdowns, and frustration. If you’ve ever wondered whether your child’s struggles might be deeper than “just behavior,” this episode offers insight, encouragement, and practical ways to better support your child. In This Episode You Will Learn: • Why sensory overload is often mistaken for bad behavior • How sensory processing challenges can impact school, reading, focus, and communication • Why some children may be misdiagnosed with ADHD or dyslexia • How parents can begin recognizing signs of sensory overwhelm • Why stimming and movement can help children self-regulate • How to approach meltdowns with understanding instead of punishment • Why trusting your instincts as a parent matters and more! About Jacki Edry Jacki Edry is an author, educator, speaker, and advocate focused on autism, neurodiversity, sensory processing, and faith. After years of supporting autistic children and families professionally, Jacki’s own life changed dramatically following a brain stem tumor surgery that left her experiencing severe sensory processing challenges firsthand. Her experiences as both a parent and survivor have given her a powerful perspective on what neurodivergent individuals may experience internally and how families can better support them with compassion and understanding. Jacki is the author of Moving Forward: Reflections on Autism, Neurodiversity, Brain Surgery, and Faith and connects with families around the world through speaking, consulting, and education. Connect with Jacki https://www.jackiedry.com/ https://www.linkedin.com/in/jacki-edry-7583346/ https://www.facebook.com/jackisbooks About Dori Durbin Dori Durbin is a children’s book illustrator, coach, and host of That’s Good Parenting. She helps parents and family-focused professionals kid-size their expertise into children’s books that kids can understand and use in everyday life. Through her books, podcast, and coaching, Dori shares simple, practical tools to help families reduce parenting stress and raise confident, resilient kids. Connect with Dori https://www.doridurbin.com https://www.instagram.com/dori_durbin Join the That’s Good Parenting Club Join the That’s Good Parenting Club for behind-the-scenes access to upcoming children's book manuscripts, sneak peeks of new books, and exclusive offers: That’s Good Parenting Club JOIN TODAY! Intro for TDP (version 2)
How Outdoor Time Builds Resilient, Confident Kids with Scott Shepherd, M.Ed
Send us Fan Mail Outdoor time doesn’t have to mean expensive gear, complicated adventures, or a full weekend camping trip. And, the smallest moments outside can make the biggest difference for our kids. In this episode of That’s Good Parenting , Dori Durbin talks with outdoor educator Scott Shepherd about how simple outdoor experiences help children build resilience, confidence, emotional regulation, patience, and focus. Scott shares why nature connection matters for kids’ mental and emotional health and how parents can start small without adding more pressure their already busy days. If you want to help your child build grit, confidence, and a healthier relationship with the world around them, this episode shows you how can start today! In This Episode You Will Learn: • Why outdoor experiences help kids build resilience and confidence • How outdoor time supports emotional regulation and focus • Why "manageable discomfort" helps children develop grit • What a “sit spot” is and how it helps kids feel grounded • How nature experiences can support neurodivergent and ADHD children and more! About Scott Shepherd, M.Ed Scott Shepherd is an outdoor educator and Founder of the Wildward Institute, where he helps families, schools, and communities reconnect children with nature and outdoor learning. Through his work, Scott focuses on helping young people build confidence, resilience, environmental awareness, and meaningful relationships with the natural world through accessible outdoor experiences. Scott has worked extensively with schools, nonprofits, parks departments, and outdoor education programs to expand equitable access to nature-based learning opportunities for children and families. Connect with Scott https://www.wildwardinstitute.net/ https://www.linkedin.com/in/scott-shepherd-m-ed-979815b7/ About Dori Durbin Dori Durbin is a children's book illustrator, coach, and host of the That’s Good Parenting podcast. She helps parents and family-focused professionals kid-size their expertise into children's books that kids can understand and use in everyday life. Through her books, podcast, and coaching, Dori shares simple, practical tools to help families reduce parenting stress and raise confident, resilient kids. Connect with Dori https://www.doridurbin.com https://www.instagram.com/dori_durbin Join the That’s Good Parenting Club Join the That’s Good Parenting Club for behind-the-scenes access to upcoming children's book manuscripts, sneak peeks of new books, and exclusive offers: https://club.thatsgoodparenting.com/club JOIN TODAY! Intro for TDP (version 2)
Why You Lose Your Patience With Your Kids (And How to Stop) with Emily Hughes, EP 150
Send us Fan Mail Have you ever reacted to your child in a way that surprised you? You meant to stay calm, but in the moment, something took over. In this episode Dori Durbin talks with Conscious Parenting Coach, Somatic Therapist, Emily Hughes about why parents react instead of respond and how understanding their nervous system can help you stay calmer and more in control. Parenting isn’t just about strategies. It’s a full-body experience, and when stress builds, your nervous system can shift into fight, flight, fawn, or freeze without you even realizing it. When you learn to recognize these patterns, you can reduce guilt, respond more calmly, and create a more peaceful home. This conversation will help you stop asking, “What’s wrong with me?” and start understanding what’s actually happening in your body and what to do next. In This Episode You’ll Learn: Why you lose patience with your kids What nervous system responses fight, flight, fawn, and freeze look like as a parent How to pause in the moment and shift your reaction Why slowing down can actually make parenting easier How to reduce shame and build more confidence as a parent This Episode Is For You If: You feel triggered or overwhelmed by your child’s behavior You’re trying to stay calm—but keep snapping or shutting down You want practical tools to handle stressful parenting moments You’re ready to understand yourself (not just your child) on a deeper level About Emily Hughes Emily is a Conscious Parenting Coach, Somatic Therapist and Mum of 2. She works with parents who are stuck in frustration and overwhelm to rise into inner trust so they can feel more empowered to handle family life with calm, sturdy confidence. Emily uses a parent centric, nervous system, mind and body based approach to help parents get out of survival mode and into trusting in themselves. She works 1:1 and with couples. Connect with Emily https://findingflowparenting.coach/ https://www.instagram.com/findingflowparenting About Dori Durbin Dori Durbin is a children’s book illustrator, book coach, ghostwriter, and host of the That’s Good Parenting podcast. She helps parents and family-focused professionals kid-size big ideas into simple tools that children can understand and use in everyday life. Connect with Dori https://www.doridurbin.com https://www.instagram.com/dori_durbin Ready to help your kids? Be a part of the That’s Good Parenting Club! You will get: Behind-the-scenes access to upcoming children’s books Early sneak peeks and feedback opportunities Simple tools to reduce parenting stress Join for FREE here: https://club.thatsgoodparenting.com/club Intro for TDP (version 2)
Why Does My Child Hate Writing? Dysgraphia Signs Parents Miss with Kelli Fetter, EP 149
Send us Fan Mail When kids struggle with writing, parents often assume they just need more practice. But sometimes the real issue is something many families have never heard of: dysgraphia . In this episode of That’s Good Parenting , Dori Durbin talks with certified handwriting specialist Kelli Fetter , founder of Handwriting Solutions, about why writing can feel so difficult for some kids—even when they are bright, creative, and full of ideas. Kelli shares the personal story that led her into this work after her daughter was diagnosed with both dyslexia and dysgraphia. If writing homework regularly turns into frustration in your home, this conversation will help you better understand what might be happening—and how to support your child in a way that builds confidence instead of conflict. In this episode you will learn: • Why writing avoidance is often the first sign of a deeper challenge • What dysgraphia is and why it’s often misunderstood • Why writing involves more than handwriting alone • How dysgraphia can affect spelling, organization, and written expression • Simple ways parents can support writing practice without turning it into a battle About Kelli Fetter Kelli Fetter is a Certified Handwriting Specialist and the founder of Handwriting Solutions, LLC, where she leads a team providing world-class virtual handwriting, reading, and spelling support to students worldwide. She’s also a respected educator for teachers and therapists, known for her evidence-based approach to handwriting, dysgraphia, and dyslexia. With a background in pediatric occupational therapy across clinics, schools, and early intervention, and inspired by her own daughter’s dyslexia and dysgraphia journey, Kelli is dedicated to empowering families and professionals to unlock every child’s potential. Connect with Kelli website: https://www.handwritingsolutions.org/ instagram: https://www.instagram.com/handwriting.solutions/ Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=100076416486347 LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/kelli-fetter-27256029/ About Dori Durbin Dori Durbin is a children’s book illustrator, book coach, ghostwriter, and host of the That’s Good Parenting podcast. She helps therapists, educators, and family-focused professionals kid-size their expertise into children’s books that support emotional regulation, shared language, and connection for families. Connect with Dori website: https://www.doridurbin.com instagram: https://www.instagram.com/dori_durbin Want to Help Shape Future Children’s Books? Join the That’s Good Parenting Club to get behind-the-scenes access to upcoming manuscripts, early book concepts, and insider opportunities to help shape the stories being created for families. Join here: https://club.thatsgoodparenting.com/club Intro for TDP (version 2)
Why Parenting Stress Turns Into Emotional Eating (And What Parents Can Do Instead) with Zoe Klein, EP 148
Send us Fan Mail Have you ever found yourself standing in the closet eating cookies and wondering how parenting stress got the best of you . . . again? In this episode of That’s Good Parenting, Dori Durbin talks with registered social worker Zoe Klein , who specializes in perinatal care, parenting support, and women’s health. Zoe shares what is really happening underneath everyday coping habits like emotional eating, stress snacking, and withdrawing when parenting feels overwhelming. They also talk about the hidden pressure many parents feel to “do everything right,” how social expectations can create shame and isolation, and why fathers often struggle silently during the early years of parenting. If you’ve ever felt exhausted, overwhelmed, or like you’re the only parent struggling to keep it together, this episode will remind you that you’re not alone. It also offers practical ways to respond with more understanding instead of more pressure. In This Episode You’ll Learn • Why emotional eating and stress habits often show up • Why many parents feel ashamed to talk about the emotional side of parenting • How fathers can experience postpartum stress and trauma too • Why comparison culture and social media can increase parenting pressure • A simple “10-minute pause” strategy to interrupt stress-driven habits About Zoe Klein Zoe Klein is a registered social worker who focuses on perinatal care, parenting coaching, and women’s health. Through her practice, she helps parents navigate the emotional realities of pregnancy, early parenthood, and family life while building healthier coping strategies and stronger relationships. Connect with Zoe Klein Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/womenshealththerapy Website: www.Zoemswrsw.com About Dori Durbin Dori Durbin is a children’s book illustrator, children's book coach, ghostwriter, and host of the That’s Good Parenting podcast. She helps therapists, educators, and family-focused experts transform their expertise into children’s books that support emotional regulation, shared language, and connection between parents and kids. Through her books, podcast, and coaching, Dori shares simple tools to help families reduce parenting stress and raise resilient kids. Connect with Dori Website: https://www.doridurbin.com Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/dori_durbin Email: hello@doridurbin.com Join the That’s Good Parenting Club for behind-the-scenes access to upcoming manuscripts, sneak peeks of new books, and insider opportunities. https://www.club.thatsgoodparenting.com Intro for TDP (version 2)
Why (Re)Capturing Intimacy Doesn't Start with Date Night, with Angela Griffith, EP 147
Send us Fan Mail Somewhere between school schedules, endless meals, and bedtime routines, did your marriage stop feeling like married partners and start feeling like coworkers managing a household? In this episode of That’s Good Parenting, Dori Durbin talks with sex and intimacy coach Angela Griffith about the season of parenting that many couples struggle through but rarely talk about. Angela works with couples navigating connection, intimacy, and communication during the parenting years. As a homeschooling mom herself, she understands firsthand how exhausting family life can be and why connection between partners can fade under the weight of daily responsibilities. Together, Dori and Angela explore how couples can rebuild intimacy in realistic ways that fit the life parents are actually living. In This Episode You’ll Learn • Why many couples begin to feel like teammates instead of partners after kids • Why exhaustion and sensory overload affect intimacy more than most people realize • Why traditional advice like “just schedule a date night” doesn’t always work • Small everyday ways couples can reconnect without adding more pressure to their lives • A simple 30-second habit that can help couples rebuild connection Whether you're parenting toddlers or navigating the busy years of older kids, this conversation offers practical ways to reconnect and strengthen your relationship. About Angela Griffith Angela Griffith is a sex and intimacy coach who helps couples rebuild connection and healthy intimacy in marriage. She works with individuals and couples navigating sexuality, faith, disability, and long-term relationships. Angela is also the host of the Go Have Good Sex Podcast and offers coaching, courses, and educational resources for couples seeking deeper connection. Website: https://www.thechristiansexpert.com/ About Dori Durbin Dori Durbin is a children’s book illustrator, book coach, and host of the That’s Good Parenting podcast. She helps parents and family-focused experts “kid-size” their ideas into children's books that help kids understand big life concepts in ways they can grow from. Through her books, podcast, and coaching, Dori shares simple, practical tools to help families reduce parenting stress and build stronger relationships. Website: www.doridurbin.com Instagram: @dori_durbin Join the That’s Good Parenting Club Want to help shape future children's books created by experts? Join the That’s Good Parenting Club for behind-the-scenes access to upcoming manuscripts, sneak peeks of new books, and insider opportunities. https://www.club.thatsgoodparenting.com Intro for TDP (version 2)
Is Screen Time Hurting Your Child’s Brain? What Parents Need to Know with Amy Reyes-Hauff, EP 146
Send us Fan Mail Screens are everywhere in childhood today. But what are they actually doing to kids’ brains, behavior, and emotional development? In this episode of That’s Good Parenting , Dori Durbin talks with early childhood expert Amy Reyes-Hauff , a State Early Learning and Literacy Specialist who shares what she’s seeing in classrooms across the country. She also tells how parents can recognize early signs of digital dependency and how small daily habits can help families create a healthier relationship with technology. If you’re wondering how screens may be affecting your child’s attention, emotional regulation, or creativity, this episode offers simple steps you can start today. In This Episode You Will Learn: • Sure signs that screen use may be turning into digital dependency • Why boredom is essential for creativity and emotional development • How screen exposure can impact focus, emotional regulation, and behavior and more! About Amy Reyes-Hauff Amy Reyes-Hauff is an early childhood expert with more than 26 years of experience in child development and education. She currently serves as the State Early Learning and Literacy Specialist for the Wyoming Department of Education . Amy has worked as a Head Start Director, Montessori Director, kindergarten teacher, and state administrator. She specializes in Social Emotional Learning, Digital Tech Wellness, Outdoor Learning, and Early Literacy . Through the Get Wild Wyoming Initiative , she has helped bring outdoor learning to more than 300 classrooms serving over 6,000 children , helping kids develop emotional regulation, curiosity, and healthy relationships with technology. Connect with Amy https://www.linkedin.com/in/amy-reyes-hauff-a1b15844/ https://edu.wyoming.gov/parents/early-childhood-readiness/get-wild-wyoming/ Why Did They Do That? by Amy Reyes-Hauff https://www.amazon.sg/they-that-behavior-problem-biological/dp/B0GN9355J5 About Dori Durbin Dori Durbin is a children's book illustrator, coach, and host of the That’s Good Parenting podcast. She helps parents and family-focused professionals kid-size their expertise into children's books that kids can understand and use in everyday life. Through her books, podcast, and coaching, Dori shares simple, practical tools to help families reduce parenting stress and raise confident, resilient kids. Connect with Dori https://www.doridurbin.com https://www.instagram.com/dori_durbin Join the That’s Good Parenting Club Join the That’s Good Parenting Club for behind-the-scenes access to upcoming children's book manuscripts, sneak peeks of new books, and exclusive offers: https://club.thatsgoodparenting.com/club JOIN TODAY! Intro for TDP (version 2)
How to Help Young Athletes Handle Pressure, Confidence, and Failure with Kina Wilson-Feick, EP 145
Send us Fan Mail Youth sports can look fun from the outside. But many kids are carrying heavy pressure that their parents cannot see. In this episode of That’s Good Parenting , Dori Durbin talks with youth and family coach Kina Wilson-Feick , founder of Radiant Joy Coaching. Kina works with athletes to build identity, confidence, and emotional resilience both on and off the field. They explore what is really happening behind the scenes for many athletes: pressure to perform, fear of disappointing parents or coaches, and the challenge of bouncing back after mistakes. Kina shares simple ways that parents can support their kids without adding more pressure and how one small daily habit can help kids build a healthier mindset. If you are raising a young athlete or supporting a child navigating pressure, competition, or confidence struggles, this episode offers practical steps you can use right away. In This Episode You Will Learn • Why pressure, not performance, is often the biggest challenge for young athletes • How kids can approach coaches in a confident and respectful way • The 24-hour rule that helps athletes process emotions after tough moments • Why positive self-talk matters during high pressure situations • How parents can help kids recover after mistakes or losses • A simple nightly habit that builds resilience and confidence About Kina Wilson-Feick Kina Wilson-Feick is a mom of six, a passionate lover of Jesus, a professional speaker, and the creator of the 3 Positives Journals. Currently earning her master’s in social work, she’s on a mission to help athletes become their healthiest selves so they can show up and perform at their very best. Through coaching, speaking, and journaling resources, Kina helps athletes navigate pressure, leadership challenges, and confidence struggles both in sports and in life. Connect with Kina Instagram: https://www.instragram.com/radiantjoycoaching Website: https://www.kinawilsonfeick.com 3 Positives Each Day Journals: https://a.co/d/615WcaN (Women) https://a.co/d/h7FRLLf (Teen Girls) https://a.co/d/7sZ3SMS (Kids) https://a.co/d/cd9G73J (Teen Boys) About Dori Durbin Dori Durbin is a children's book illustrator, coach, and host of the That’s Good Parenting podcast. She helps parents and family-focused professionals kid-size their expertise into children's books that kids can understand and use in everyday life. Through her books, podcast, and coaching, Dori shares simple, practical tools to help families reduce parenting stress and raise confident, resilient kids. Connect with Dori Website: https://www.doridurbin.com Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/dori_durbin Join the That’s Good Parenting Club Join the That’s Good Parenting Club for behind-the-scenes access to upcoming children's book manuscripts, new kids book sneak peeks, and insider only offers: https://club.thatsgoodparenting.com/club Intro for TDP (version 2)
How to Work with Your Child's Personality Instead of Fighting It, with Karen Wagnon, EP 144
Send us Fan Mail What if the behavior that frustrates you most is actually telling you about an important gap? In this episode of That’s Good Parenting , Dori talks with Karen Wagnon , human behavior specialist, parent coach, and creator of the Parenting Blueprint, about how understanding your child’s personality can reduce conflict and help you reconnect. Karen shares how the DISC personality model transformed her own parenting and explains why so many parents get stuck trying to use the same approach with every child. Learn about what’s really underneath the defiance, shutdowns, emotional overwhelm, and parent-child tension. In this episode, you’ll learn: Why behavior is often communication, not just disobedience How unmet emotional needs shape a child’s reactions Why one-size-fits-all parenting often increases conflict How to parent with more curiosity, collaboration, and calm What it can look like to repair a strained relationship with your child This episode is especially helpful for parents of tweens and teens, or for any parent who feels deeply connected to one child and completely puzzled by another. About Karen Wagnon: Karen Wagnon is a human behavior specialist, parent coach, and creator of the Parenting Blueprint. She helps parents of tweens and teens understand their child’s personality so they can communicate better, reduce conflict, and feel close again. Karen’s work is rooted in real-life parenting experience and personality-based behavior science. Connect with Karen Wagnon: Website: www.teachingouryouth.com Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/kwagnon/?hl=en Facebook Group: https://www.facebook.com/groups/pbdwithkaren LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/karen-wagnon-35813732/ YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@RealTalkwithTheCoaches About Dori Durbin Dori Durbin is a children’s book illustrator, book coach, ghostwriter, and parenting podcast host who helps therapists, educators, and family-focused professionals transform their expertise into children’s books that support emotional regulation, shared language, and connection. Website: https://www.doridurbin.com Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/dori_durbin Email: hello@doridurbin.com Want to help shape future children’s books created by experts? Join the That’s Good Parenting Club for behind-the-scenes access to upcoming manuscripts, early feedback opportunities, and community support: https://club.thatsgoodparenting.com/club Intro for TDP (version 2)
How to Have THOSE Awkward Conversations (that Teens REALLY Need) with Nitza Jimenez, EP 143
Send us Fan Mail Have you ever avoided a conversation with your child because you weren’t sure what to say? In this episode of That’s Good Parenting , Dori Durbin speaks with Nitza Jimenez , Parent and Family Connection Coach and founder of Kinected Coaching. Together they explore why conversations about topics like sex, relationships, identity, and mental health can feel so uncomfortable for parents . . . and why avoiding them often creates even more distance. Drawing from her experience as an educator, community health educator, and family coach, Nitza shares practical ways parents can build trust, communicate their values, and create a safe environment where kids feel comfortable asking questions. In this episode, you’ll learn: • Why silence about difficult topics can leave kids searching for answers elsewhere • How family values can guide conversations about sex, identity, and relationships • Why emotional regulation from parents shapes how kids communicate • How social media is influencing what kids believe about relationships • One simple step parents can take to reconnect with their tween or teen If you’ve ever felt unsure how to start conversations about uncomfortable topics—or if you want your child to come to you instead of the internet for answers—this conversation offers practical parenting insights you can apply immediately. About Nitza Jimenez Nitza Jimenez is a Parent and Family Connection Coach and founder of Kinected Coaching . She supports families—especially multicultural and first- and second-generation households—in navigating values, identity, and conversations that are often considered taboo. With a background as a teacher and community health educator, Nitza has worked with hundreds of families helping parents build stronger connections with their children through open communication, emotional awareness, and culturally responsive parenting strategies. Through her coaching programs, workshops, and the Rooted Connection program, she equips parents with tools to navigate difficult conversations while strengthening family trust and connection. Connect with Nitza: LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/nitza-danielle About Dori Durbin Dori Durbin is a children’s book illustrator, book coach, ghostwriter, and parenting podcast host who helps therapists, educators, and family-focused professionals transform their expertise into children’s books that support emotional regulation, shared language, and connection. Website: https://www.doridurbin.com Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/dori_durbin Email: hello@doridurbin.com Want to help shape future children’s books created by experts? Join the That’s Good Parenting Club for behind-the-scenes access to upcoming manuscripts, early feedback opportunities, and community support: https://club.thatsgoodparenting.com/club Intro for TDP (version 2)
The Power of Presence: What Deaf Culture Teaches Parents About Listening with Maria Gallucci, EP 142
Send us Fan Mail Have you ever noticed how quickly your child can tell when you’re not fully present? In this episode of That’s Good Parenting , Dori Durbin speaks with Maria Gallucci. She's the author of Raised in Silence , a Child of Deaf Adults (CODA), an ASL communicator, and advocate. They spokle about what growing up in a Deaf family taught Maria about listening, emotional safety, inclusion, and choosing connection over control. In this episode, you’ll learn: • The difference between hearing and truly listening • Why kids remember your tone longer than your words • How presence builds emotional safety at home • What Deaf culture teaches about awareness and empathy • How to raise inclusive children who defend and empower others If you’ve been feeling distracted, reactive, or stretched thin, or if you want to raise children who are emotionally intelligent and inclusive . . . Then this conversation offers practical parenting insights you can apply immediately. About Maria Gallucci Maria Gallucci is a multi-award-winning broker/owner, ASL-fluent communicator, and author of Raised in Silence . As a Child of Deaf Adults, she grew up navigating both the Deaf and hearing communities, interpreting for her parents from a young age. Her life experience shaped her passion for advocacy, inclusion, and bridging communication gaps. She now helps families and professionals understand the power of presence, emotional awareness, and connection. Her book, Raised in Silence , is available on major book platforms. Website: https://raisedinsilence.com Contact: https://galluccihomes.com About Dori Durbin Dori Durbin is a children’s book illustrator, book coach, ghostwriter, and parenting podcast host who helps therapists, educators, and family-focused professionals transform their expertise into children’s books that support emotional regulation, shared language, and connection. Website: https://www.doridurbin.com Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/dori_durbin Email: hello@doridurbin.com Are you considering getting a pet? Listen to this episode with Amy Castro about Child Readiness for Pets: https://www.petparenthotline.com/childready Want to help shape future children’s books created by experts? Join the That’s Good Parenting Club for behind-the-scenes access to upcoming manuscripts, early feedback opportunities, and community support: https://club.thatsgoodparenting.com/club Intro for TDP (version 2)
