Where Nature Meets Nurture

46 Silver Linings

45 Book Review: Chrysanthemum by Kevin Henkes

Here are the links to Dr. Gary Chapman's 5 Love Languages and David Brook's talk at BYU:https://www.5lovelanguages.com/https://speeches.byu.edu/talks/david-brooks/finding-the-road-to-character/

44 Cultivating Closeness

43 Financial Follow-up with Alex Clark

42 Book Review: King Hugo's Huge Ego by Chris Van Dusen

41 Fear Vs Love

40 Book Review: The Book of Nurturing by Linda and Richard Eyre

39 Bullying

How do you have a hard conversations with your spouse about your kids? In today's episode, host Brittney Clark talks about eight strategies she and her husband use to ensure the conversation goes smoothly. 

38 Smooth Conversations

In today's episode I sit down with my husband, Alex Clark, to talk kids and THEIR finances. Since these kind of conversations often go south, I'll be reflecting on the intentional choices we're making to keep it from getting heated next week.

37 Kid Finances and Parent Conversations with Alex Clark

How often do you see adults on the floor of the grocery store throwing a toddler style fit? Not often? Why don't we do that any more? Sure we might throw our own style of fit. Maybe we throw things, maybe we scream. But why don't we throw ourselves on the floor anymore? Basically, we've outgrown that. We no longer need they physical floor to express our frustrations (but we certainly need the metaphorical one). Our kids will grow up too. This episode, with host Brittney Clark, explores how we can best support our kids in this. Hint: it isn't about them.

36 They'll Grow

You know that feeling when your kids argue? You're pretty sure your head will explode if it continues. But you're biting your tongue because you aren't sure how to handle it and not make the argument worse. It's an awful feeling, really. This episode walks you through a way that has worked for host, Brittney Clark, to teach her kids to handle their own arguments--making the home much more peaceful.Links discussed in the episode:Dr. Laura Markham: https://www.ahaparenting.com/Dr. Dan Siegel, Flipping Your Lid: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gm9CIJ74Oxw

35 Mediating an Argument

Host Brittney Clark and her husband, Alex, explore how challenges and mental health don't have to be contrasting ideas--especially when it comes to homeschooling during the coronavirus outbreak.Visit the website: www.wherenaturemeetsnurture.com

34 Why Can't We Have Both with Alex Clark

In this episode, host Brittney shares some encouraging thoughts from the book "No Drama Discipline." If you're interested in this episode's transcript: www.wherenaturemeetsnurture.com/episode33If you'd like to buy the book: No-Drama Discipline

33 Book Review: No Drama Discipline by Daniel Siegel, MD and Tina Payne Bryson, PhD

What does it mean to correct your children? Why do we feel correction is necessary? Just a couple thoughts host Brittney Clark speaks to on today's podcast. Check it out.If you're looking for the transcription of this episode, you can find it at: www.wherenaturemeetsnurture.com/episode32

32 Correction

Where Nature Meets Nurture explores themes within parenting and child development. A child's development is a result of both nature and nurture--not one or the other. This podcast investigates how we, as parents, can give our children space to grow and be themselves, while still helping them forward along a path of constant improvement.

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