Join Paige and Marjie on the CircleIn podcast as they tackle a HUGE parenting pain point: sleep! In this fun and practical episode, they chat with working mom Alex, who's struggling with her 3-year-old's nightly visits. Forget those sticker charts! Discover how one simple shift, based on connecting, empowering, and believing in your child, can transform bedtime chaos into peaceful nights. Get ready to feel encouraged, courageous, and equipped with fresh ideas to bring harmony back to your home. Tune in – your sleep (and sanity!) will thank you!
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Hosts
Marjie Longshore, Founder of Family Leadership Center
Paige Trevor, Parent Coach
Special thanks to editor Max Cotter, and team Marike Pienaar and Wendy Tracy. You make a valuable difference.
Resources
💤🥱 Check out American Academy of Pediatrics: Healthy Sleep Habits: How Many Hours Does Your Child Need?
💤Read Paige's blog: Sleep: A Parenting Tool with 7 Tips to get more of it.
💓Like Alex, solve problems with your kids, read 6 Ways You Share Power in Your Home for even more tips.
🎧Listen to our Podcast 009 Family Harmony Starts with Problem Identification: Here's How
🥞Enjoy Alex and Connor's Pancake recipe!
📖 The CircleIN podcast from Family Leadership Center is based on Adlerian philosophy, including the work of Dr. Alfred Adler. Dr. Adler's core needs were translated into The Four Crucial Cs by Drs. Amy Lew and Betty Lou Bettner. The Cs are: Connect (belonging), Capable (movement, progress), Count (significance, mattering), and Courage (encouragement).
Ansbacher, H. L., & Ansbacher, R. R. 1956. The Individual Psychology of Alfred Adler, Basic Books. New York.
Bettner, B.L. & Lew, A. 1989. Raising Kids Who Can. Connexions Press. MA. (available for sale at familyleadershipcenter.org)
Dreikurs, R. & Soltz, V. 1964. Children: The Challenge. Hawthorn Books. New York.
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