We need a home team. That is what we can provide our children, this safe home team,

where they know that their needs are going to be met. And not only their physical needs,

but also their psychological needs, which cultivates psychological safety.

Psychological safety is when we know that we are accepted. We're valued.

Hey guys, it is Monday and welcome to the CatNet unfiltered podcast. And this is a special

podcast because Nat and I started the comment parent way back when, because when we had teenagers,

we felt way over our head and like no one was talking about it. Toddlers and the younger ones,

everyone had all the conversations and there was books. So the comment parent is a community

that we created for members where they can go and listen to amazing experts. Now,

because we love our community so much, we wanted to bring over some of the experts so you could

hear little snippets of them. We bring you one a Monday. If you're in the membership, you know

that you get full access to them and you have a whole bunch of library in there. So if you're new

here, go check out the comment parent.com and if you're not, you're going to take a listen to

some of the experts that join us. Really, it is about taking tools for your toolbox quick hits

because a lot of us don't have time for a lot of books and all the experts are so amazing

that learning something that's actionable that day is like, ah, the best. So this Monday,

we hope you enjoy our expert and just sit back. We know it can be overwhelming. We know it can

feel like a lot, but with the experts and the community and us, we all can do this together.

Take a listen to our next expert right after this break.

Hello, everyone. This is Robin and we're just letting folks get entered into the room and

I'm super mindful of time. So I just want to thank everyone at the comment parent for this

opportunity to join you this evening to talk a wee bit about resiliency. So thank you to Sam and

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