The Child WhispererPodcast
If you ever feel uncertain about how to solve a parenting problem,
the Child Whisperer podcast is for you. Carol Tuttle and her co-host
Anne Tuttle Brown help you be a better parent, 15 minutes at a time.
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“I Wish I’d Found The Child Whisperer Earlier. Can I Make Up for Lost Time?”
You can affirm your child at any age—even as an adult. If you’ve ever wished you found The Child Whisperer…
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What Is the Healthy Role of a Grandparent?
Tips in this episode help both parents and grandparents The relationship between grandparent and grandchild can be so fulfilling and…
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Want a Clean Home? How to Get Your Whole Family On Board
Do your children leave a trail of mess behind them? You’ve felt it. Messy, cluttery spaces create tension in the…
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Why Parents Need to Stop Saying “You’re Making Me…”
One little phrase can cause more problems than you realize. “You’re making me worried. You’re making me tired. You’re making…
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How to Change Your Child’s Frustrating Behavior
You can stand firm without getting angry. Sometimes, your children behave in ways that are just not okay—because they’re harmful,…
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Play Dates: How to Help Your Child Play Well With Others
With a little support, every child can get along with their play mates. Play time with friends. Every child needs…
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Tips to Help Your Child Develop Social Skills
Each child has different natural social skills Ever wish your child would respond differently to people? Some kids can be…
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Tips to Help Your Child Fall Asleep Easier
Getting your child to sleep can be easier. Sleep. Even though your children do it every single day, they can…
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How to Stop Mom Guilt Before It Starts
Self-talk tips—especially for mothers who work This episode’s question comes from a mom who knows she’s making the correct choice…
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What High and Low “Movement” Mean in The Child Whisperer
Are you misinterpreting your child’s movement? The Child Whisperer describes 4 Types of children. Type 1 and 3 express high…