And then what we see a lot in kids is normal everyday behavior.

And I always joke with my colleagues, right?

Like my kid when he was two loved to line up his cars and he'd do it in color order or size order right and we have to look at what's

normal toddler behavior or what's normal behavior of any kid or even any adult and what is OCD.

Hello and welcome back to the show.

I am your host Dr Mona and I just want to say thank you.

So there are podcast rankings out there and I really don't know what they mean and if they really mean anything at all or how they are calculated.

But we hit number 17 on the parenting podcast in the United States last week.

So thank you.

I'm pretty sure that has to do with the fact

that you're listening to the show,

leaving reviews and sharing it.

So first of all, thank you so much.

And before we get into our conversation today

with my guest, I want to take a moment to talk about glimmers.

Glimbers are those small moments of joy, peace, or connection that brighten our day even in the midst of chaos.

And as parents, it's easy to get swept up in the hard stuff, the stress, the exhaustion, the endless to-do's.

But it's so important to search for these

glimmers. The last week stress was high in our household with a hurricane headed

straight to our family in Tampa Florida and illnesses in our house.

Whenever I know people are going to suffer

using the hurricane as an example,

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