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Arguing Siblings Episodes

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Oct. 9, 2023

Episode 120: How Can I Get My Kids to Quit Arguing?

In this podcast episode, DJ offers up some creative ways to deal with your kids' arguments. Let's face it, stopping those fights from happening altogether is a tall order! So, join in as DJ talks about why having disagreements can actually be a good thing. Listen in as she shares how we parents should keep our cool and show our kiddos how to work out conflicts calmly. And, stay tuned as she spills the beans on a set tools for your kids to use when they're in a tiff, how important it is not to pi...
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Aug. 15, 2022

Episode 60: True Crimes of Imperfect Heroes with Bailey Olsen

In this episode, DJ talks with her niece, Bailey Olsen, about growing up in a large family… the craziness, the goofiness and sometimes scariness of it all. Listen in as they share stories of growing up amongst many siblings, raising their own children, disagreements, frustration, aging, love, laughter and the sheer joy of being a parent and part of a large family full of big and unique personalities. Bailey is a second and third grade elementary school teacher and just like our beloved host (wh...
Guest: Bailey Olsen
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Jan. 10, 2022

Episode 29: "FELT" The App That Builds & Restores Relationships with Maayan Malka

Don’t miss this episode! DJ talks with Maayan Malka, a product designer and developer, son and father, about how his own journey to develop a better relationship with his father led to his creation of a conflict resolution app for children called Felt by The Catbears that is designed to give kids the right tools to express what they feel and what they need. Have you had experience using the Felt by The Catbears app? Please share your experience with us and tag us on Facebook or Instagram @littl...
Guest: Maayan Malka
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Oct. 11, 2021

Episode 16: 4 Reasons Your Children Argue and What You Can Do About It

It is so hard to see your children arguing, picking on one another and even fighting. You want them to love one another and to be friends. Perhaps that happens some of the time or most of the time, but then there are those times when the discord becomes so frustrating and disheartening. Sometimes there is one child that seems more angry than the others. You begin to question your ability as a parent. The truth is most discord in the family come from common roots. In this episode you will learn ...