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This week on The Real Parenting Show with Dr. Pete & Sara… parents have you ever felt ineffective, useless, like a horrible parent? Yeah, welcome to the club! We all have from time to time, but what makes us feel that way, and how can we stop it? Because we all are really, truly great parents!
This week on the show we interview a super funny mom who’s an author, a blogger, and an advice columnist. Jen Singer, founder of the MommaSaid Network, writes in her new book, Stop Second Guessing Yourself: The Toddler Years, about how to feel good about our parenting skills, choices and outcomes. She also offers tips for those especially tricky toddler years! Dr. Pete weighs in with the psychological insights into both mom’s, dad’s and the kids’ minds, and adds his two cents. Together, they’ll help you feel better about being a parent, for today and in the long-run. As Jen says, “Welcome to the back fence of the Internet!”
So, download The Real Parenting Show with Dr. Pete & Sara now… and join our “back fence” conversation. Remember, even though you may not always feel like it, you are the most influential person in your child’s life! If you have any questions or topics you’d like to suggest for future shows, please comment on this blog or call 877.980.2828. Click below to listen to all of Dr. Pete’s straightforward advice and practical tips for real parents raising real kids in the real world, and we hope you’ll subscribe to get our podcast each week.
Dr. Pete and Sara are also the co-authors of Stress-Free Potty Training, A Commonsense Guide To Finding The Right Approach For Your Child (AMACOM Books, 2008). We include an entire chapter on potty training sensitive children who may exhibit shyness. Check out our website, www.StressFreePottyTraining.com, for more information.
Please note that nothing on The Real Parenting Show should be construed as professional psychological advice specific to you or your child. If you have concerns for anyone in your family, it’s important to make an appointment with a licensed mental health professional in your local area.






