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When we look at the way we're conditioned in at least North American culture, for sure in other countries as well,

but when a child is upset, we're conditioned to either offer reassurance,

redirection, or problem solving as a first step. And so naturally things are going to

escalate and blow up in those toughest moments because when you lead with reassurance or distraction or

redirection or problem solving when emotions are high it can actually make things

worse.

Welcome to Tilt Parenting, a podcast featuring interviews and conversations aimed at

inspiring, informing, and supporting parents raising differently wired kids. If you ever find yourself stuck about

exactly what to say in response to your kids, especially in challenging moments,

this episode is for you. My guest is Dr. Adele La France, a clinical psychologist and research scientist with a passion for helping parents support their kids in a way that is informed by the latest developments in neuroscience.

She's also the author of the new book, What to Say to Kids

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