We are here with Dr. Becky Spellman, the private therapy clinic in London.

Years ago, Dr. Becky Spellman interviewed me for her channel. It went viral. I'll put the link

in the description box. Please go down, check it out, subscribe to her channel. We hope

you do more collaborations with her. This is the second video in the series of the family series.

Got Ziggy in here now just a couple months ago. Dr. Becky is going to introduce herself and tell

you guys what we're going to go through a bit today. I'll hand that over to you. Thank you, Sean.

So I'm a registered psychologist. I have about 14 years postdoctoral training. So I assure you,

I do know what I'm talking about. But I cover a wide range of topics. But often I lean into

relationships. And then that comes into that leads into family relationships as well. And then

sometimes people come to me for parenting strategies. So that can be quite practical. Now I must say

most people come to me. Parents come to me when their children are already walking, talking,

and doing behaviors that are not so ideal. So I find it fascinating. And I'm really amazed

that you're actually coming so early on to be that conscious about your relationship and your

family. So I'm very impressed. Thanks, yeah. We're trying to head off any problems before they

happen. Exactly. So when you think about parenting or in the conversations you've had about

parenting so far, what kind of conversations have you had? We watched a YouTube channel actually

on tough love and then going too soft. And what was the other one? There was three different

types, wasn't there? So it was quite inaccurate actually. It said that if you give your child tough

love, they're going to be an introvert. If you give them soft love, they're going to be a sport

brat. Okay. So kind of very black and white. Yeah. And in between one was let them get away

a bit. And I'll be all right. But yeah. Okay. And then when you've been talking about these things,

have you noticed any consistent thinking between the two of you or have you noticed any differences

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