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To me it's really about are the lights in our kids eyes on and a lot of us have these bright-eyed

kids and when they get to early adolescence pre-teen

adolescents it starts to fade and it could fade for hormonal reasons for

social reasons for academic reasons but really it's about trying to sidle up next to them physically or actually metaphorically and help them figure out what is going on in their life so they can keep stepping in a direction that they are engaged in.

Welcome to Tilt Parenting, a podcast featuring interviews and conversations aimed at inspiring, informing, and supporting parents

raising differently wired kids. This week I'm bringing back Dr. Dan Peters, a psychologist, executive director of the Summit Center, co-founder of the

Parent Footprint Awareness Training, and the author of the From Worryer to Warrior books.

And one of my favorite experts to talk with about all things parenting.

For those who remember my previous episode with Dan, and for those who missed it, I highly

recommend it and I will link to it in the show notes.

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