Hey y'all, welcome back to the Don't Mom Alone podcast.

I am your host Heather McFadden, and this is the place where I'm going to walk alongside

you and connect you with people and resources so you know that you don't mom alone.

In this episode, number 274, we're talking about training a child's heart with Dr. Scott

Teransky.

The idea here is that if we strategically focus on the heart of a child and use techniques

that are more internally focused, we can bring major change in the life of a child in

a short amount of time.

Eight weeks, we can see some really significant things take place.

So I'd, an idea with really challenging situation children with tendons and deficits disorder,

children with oppositional defiance disorder, even kids with autism, but all these kids have

a heart and we could see some significant change take place.

So I would suggest the most important way to think about this idea of parenting is that

we've got to think about the heart.

We've got to strategize, we've got a plan, we've got to find personal solutions that are

going to reach this child's heart and we specialize in ideas.

So giving people ideas and techniques and strategies in order to do that can bring about

some significant change.

Dr. Teransky and Joe Ann Miller co-founded the National Center for Biblical Parenting

and they also co-authored one of my go-to books for dealing with anger, my anger in parenting.

It's called Good and Angry, but Dr. Teransky's written over 15 books, but he has been on my

list of guests I've wanted to have on the show and so I'm thankful that this finally came

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