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That's Bgs. Edu. The mantra I've been saying is

connection is protection and it really is and we found that over and over in the

research and in my own family is that when we're stressed and even

though we're together you can be with someone and not connected.

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

informing, and supporting parents raising differently wired kids. I'm your host Debbie Reiber. This week I have

a timely and jam-packed conversation all about supporting our differently wired kids

during this unusual holiday pandemic season.

I know that so many parents, barely holding themselves and their kids together,

are now staring down an upcoming holiday season that's

going to look and feel very different and are wondering how they're going to make

it through. My guest Dr. Rebecca Bransteader is here to help us flip the switch and instead think of this year as a gift in a not so great package as she puts it

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