Episodes: 28
Frequency: Weekly
Rating: 4.4/5.0
Estimated listeners: 1k-10k
Gender skew: Female
Location: USA
YouTube: 79.8k subscribers
Instagram: 4.0M followers
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Dr. Sheryl Ziegler - Clinical psychologist and mother of three who specializes in supporting parents and families through childhood and adolescence.
Dr. Whitney Casares - Helping Children Develop Body Confidence, Responding To Negative Body Comments, Self-compassion, And The Effects Of Diet Culture And Social Media.
Dr. Alex Reed - ADHD In The Teen Years, ADHD Subtypes, Hyperfocus, Body Doubling, Masking In Girls, And Racial Disparities In Identification And Discipline.
Phyllis Fagell - Middle-school Friendships, Privacy, Parent-child Separation, Belonging, Security, Self-regulation, And Resilience.
Gloria Steinem's Message to Parents: Raise Your Sons Like Your Daughters
September 16, 2026
Gloria Steinem died this month at 92. Just a few weeks before she did, she sat down at home with Dr. Becky and repeated something she’s been saying for fifty years: we've raised our daughters to be more like sons, but not our sons to be more like daughters. Dr. Sheryl was also in Gloria’s living room that night, and she introduces this rare conversation about what it means for the boys and girls we're raising right now.*Thank you to our partners for making this episode possible:Yoto: Get 15% ...
Your Kid Doesn't Need Fixing. They Need Witnessing.
September 09, 2026
Somewhere around 12 or 13, most kids make a quiet decision about themselves: that they're likable, or too much, that they belong, or that they're better off not needing anyone. It usually happens over something small, like a friend who stopped texting back.Psychologist Dr. Marisa Franco, author of Worth (and Platonic), sits down with Dr. Sheryl to talk about what's actually happening in that decision and what it takes to undo it. Dr. Franco breaks down the real difference between self-esteem ...
Play First, Ask Later: A Play Therapist on Getting Tweens to Actually Cooperate
September 02, 2026
Somewhere around 11, your kid stops playing “the floor is lava” with you. A lot of parents quietly stop trying to connect that way and never start again. Dr. Kim Van Dusen isn't buying it. She's spent almost 25 years studying play, she's a licensed marriage and family therapist and registered play therapist, and she just wrote a book called Parenting Through Play. She's also a mom to a 12-year-old and a 9-year-old, so she's living the tween years right now, right alongside everyone listening....
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