Well, hello there and welcome to this episode of the Terry Cole show. This is a very special episode. I am actually in a conversation with the super nanny herself, Joe Frost. So Joe is a global parenting expert and

universally recognized TV household personality. I mean, I think she started in

1987 maybe. So I've known of her for many many years but I started following her on Instagram and really love her

Instagram feed and what she talks about so if you're not following her you want to be. She is also a New York Times best-selling

author, global thought leader in the parenting arena. She is an in-demand speaker, a consultant as well as go to expert for media outlets literally around the world.

So we talked about all the things from parents sort of coming out of the

pandemic to boundaries to should kids have cell phones at school to all the things.

So I really hope that you enjoy this very spirited conversation with Joe Frost as much as I enjoyed having it with her. This is the Terry Cole show and as you might have guessed I'm your host Terry Cole

for over two decades I've been a licensed psychotherapist, love and boundaries expert,

and I'm also the founder of the Rail of Revolution and Boundary Boot Camp.

On this show I'll bring you simple strategies based on practical psychology,

inspiring expert interviews, and my own insights and observations from my time on the

front lines in the fascinating world of entertainment, empowerment, and mental health.

Now let's get going with today's episode. I'm super psyched to welcome Joe Frost to the Cherry Col show. Hi, welcome.

Hello, thank you for having me.

We're doing it.

We were just talking off air about how sometimes to meet people in the interwebs and you just feel like you've already known them that is how I feel about you that is how you feel about me.

Yeah, I think so it's interesting the space of Instagram, different social media platforms and I like to sit back. I like to watch. I like to observe. I like to watch I like to observe I like to teach that with parents you know I think you

learn 60% 70% of just sitting back and watching. It is still being involved, but it is parental presence,

being there learning to say less and actually just watching and observing you attune you

learn so much about human behavior, how somebody reacts or responds.

It says a lot, it says a lot and you can read the same behavior patterns on Instagram. You can see those that are really loud.

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