The Art of Raising Humans

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If you’ve ever wondered why your child reacts the way they do, or why you react the way you do, this episode is for you!...
11/24/2025

If you’ve ever wondered why your child reacts the way they do, or why you react the way you do, this episode is for you!

We’re thrilled to share our newest conversation with Dr. Dan Siegel, psychiatrist, bestselling author, and one of the most respected voices in modern parenting and brain science.

In this episode, Dr. Siegel helps parents understand the powerful connection between our inner world and our child’s development. When we understand our own emotions, patterns, and triggers, everything in our parenting shifts.

Inside the episode, we talk about:
✨ Why emotions like anger + sadness are essential
✨ How to stay connected when kids have big feelings
✨ What’s happening inside the teenage brain
✨ How to nurture resilience and emotional intelligence
✨ Why open communication builds trust at every stage

This conversation is grounding, hopeful, and full of “oh wow… that makes so much sense” moments.

🎧 Listen to our interview with Dr. Dan Siegel — available now wherever you get podcasts.

If it helps you, share it with a parent who might need this today. đź’›

The way we respond to our children’s struggles becomes the voice they later use with themselves.If we meet their big fee...
11/21/2025

The way we respond to our children’s struggles becomes the voice they later use with themselves.

If we meet their big feelings with frustration, they learn to meet their own pain with shame.

If we meet their struggles with calm and curiosity, they learn to face themselves with compassion and clarity.

Child development experts agree: children learn emotional regulation through us before they ever learn it within themselves.

Our presence becomes their pattern. Our tone becomes their inner voice. Our response becomes their roadmap.

And the beautiful part?

We don’t have to show up perfectly — just consistently, honestly, and with a willingness to stay connected. 💛

👉 Save this for the next hard moment.
👉 Follow for more tools on parenting with connection and confidence.

Ever been completely fine… until your partner reacts in a way that instantly sets you off?You’re not alone — and you’re ...
11/18/2025

Ever been completely fine… until your partner reacts in a way that instantly sets you off?

You’re not alone — and you’re not failing.

Even strong, connected couples get reactive.
Not because they don’t love each other…
but because their nervous systems collide under stress.

This week on The Art of Raising Humans, we’re breaking down what really happens when partners get triggered and how to come back together with compassion instead of blame.

Inside the episode:
✨ Why reactivity happens in parenting
✨ The early body signals that warn you you’re about to lose your cool
✨ How to co-regulate when emotions are high
✨ Repair phrases you can use today
✨ How to stay united even when you’re both triggered

Parenting together is hard, but it gets easier when you understand what’s happening underneath the surface and how to reconnect on purpose.

🎧 Episode: “Triggered by Your Partner? How to Stay United When Emotions Run High”

Listen now on Apple Podcasts or Spotify.

11/14/2025

Sara and I got to do something really amazing today! We got the privilege of interviewing, Dr. Dan Siegel, the author of 5 New York Times bestselling parenting books. He was gracious, kind, and full of excellent wisdom and insight to help parents raise awesome kids. This episode will drop in a few weeks. Don’t miss it!!!

Sara and I got to do something really amazing today! We got the privilege of interviewing, Dr. Dan Siegel, the author of...
11/14/2025

Sara and I got to do something really amazing today! We got the privilege of interviewing, Dr. Dan Siegel, the author of 5 New York Times bestselling parenting books. He was gracious, kind, and full of excellent wisdom and insight to help parents raise awesome kids. This episode will drop in a few weeks. Don’t miss it!!!

When kids feel anxious, our goal isn’t to make the thoughts disappear — it’s to help them change their relationship to t...
11/13/2025

When kids feel anxious, our goal isn’t to make the thoughts disappear — it’s to help them change their relationship to those thoughts. 💛

In this week’s podcast, Dr. Tamar Chansky shares practical ways to help your child face anxiety with courage and connection.

🎧 Listen to “Helping Your Child Overcome Anxiety” wherever you get your podcasts.

11/12/2025

Fear keeps us safe. Anxiety adds an extra layer — one that tells the brain, “something bad is about to happen.”

Dr. Tamar Chansky explains that while fear helps us survive, anxiety predicts worst-case scenarios that can hold kids (and us) back.

When anxiety goes unchecked, it stops us from showing up — for tests, tryouts, or even new experiences that help us grow.

🎧 Listen to Helping Your Child Overcome Anxiety — this week on Art of Raising Humans.�👉 Available wherever you get your podcasts.

Even when your child’s worries take over, you can stay calm. 💛In this week’s episode, psychologist and author Dr. Tamar ...
11/10/2025

Even when your child’s worries take over, you can stay calm. 💛

In this week’s episode, psychologist and author Dr. Tamar Chansky — founder of The Children’s and Adult Center for OCD and Anxiety — joins Kyle and Sara to share practical ways to help kids face fears with courage, not shame.

✨ See anxiety as a messenger, not an enemy
✨ Build confidence through Connection
✨ Teach calming tools that last a lifetime

If your child tends to overthink, worry at bedtime, or get “what if” loops, this episode is for you.

🎧 Listen to “Helping Your Child Overcome Anxiety” wherever you get your podcasts

Punishment might stop the behavior for a moment, but it doesn’t teach the skill.When we shift from control to teaching, ...
11/06/2025

Punishment might stop the behavior for a moment, but it doesn’t teach the skill.

When we shift from control to teaching, our kids learn emotional regulation, empathy, and problem-solving — the skills that last a lifetime.

💛 If you’re ready to move beyond punishment and learn the tools that truly change behavior, we’d love to walk with you.

đź“© Message us to learn more about 1:1 parent coaching.

11/05/2025

We’d never punish a child for not walking yet. We’d encourage, guide, and hold their hand until they could do it on their own.

But when it comes to emotional skills — patience, regulation, empathy — we often forget they take just as much practice.

In this week’s episode of the Art of Raising Humans podcast, parenting coach and author Devon Kuntzman () joins us to talk about her new book, Transforming
Toddlerhood, and the power of teaching emotional skills with compassion, not control.

Together we explore what it means to guide children toward emotional maturity through connection, not punishment.

🎧 Listen to “Beyond Tantrums: Building Emotional Connection at Every Age” on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, or wherever you listen.

đź’¬ What emotional skill is your child learning right now?

11/05/2025

We’d never punish a child for not walking yet. We’d encourage, guide, and hold their hand until they could do it on their own.

But when it comes to emotional skills — patience, regulation, empathy — we often forget they take just as much practice.

In this week’s episode of the Art of Raising Humans podcast, parenting coach and author Devon Kuntzman () joins us to talk about her new book, Transforming
Toddlerhood, and the power of teaching emotional skills with compassion, not control.

Together we explore what it means to guide children toward emotional maturity through connection — not punishment.

🎧 Listen to “Beyond Tantrums: Building Emotional Connection at Every Age” on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, or wherever you listen.

đź’¬ What emotional skill is your child learning right now?

11/03/2025

What if every tantrum was really an invitation to connect?

Parenting expert Devon Kuntzman, author of Transforming Toddlerhood, joins us to reframe how we see big emotions, not as something to control, but as a doorway to understanding our kids and ourselves.

Together we talk about moving from chaos to curiosity, teaching emotional skills through connection, and what these early lessons mean for every stage of childhood.

🎧 Listen now: Beyond Tantrums: Building Emotional Connection at Every Age
Available on Apple Podcasts and Spotify.
👉 Save this post to listen later and tag a friend who’s in the trenches with big feelings.

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