Hey everyone, before we begin, I just want to remind you to please check out my new

No Bad Kids Master course.

You can find out all about it at nobadkidscourse.com.

Hi this is Janet Lansbury and welcome to Unruffled.

In this episode, I'll be responding to a mother who wrote to me recently about her toddler's

tendency to be a bit too physically demonstrative with her affection for her friends, which is

causing them to reject her.

And this mom is wondering how to explain the limits of physical love to her child.

Now before I begin, quick reminder, both of my books, No Bad Kids, toddler discipline

without shame, and also elevating child care, a guide to respectful parenting, are available

on audio at audible.com and in paperback at Amazon and in ebook at Amazon Barnes & Noble

and Apple.com.

We have a new sponsor on the podcast with a product I think you'll find useful and should check

out.

It's called the Tony Box.

The Tony Box is a screen free audio system that uses figures to play stories, songs,

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As you know, I'm not usually a fan of electronics and tech for preschoolers, but audio stories

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When my kids were little, audio recordings gave them and me, quality downtime, and felt

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