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What the research says about popular parenting styles - The PedsDocTalk Podcast

On social media, there are many distinct parenting styles noted on various accounts-Positive parenting. Gentle parenting. Attachment parenting. But, is one really superior than the other? I welcome Cara Goodwin (@parentingtranslator) who is a clinical psychologist, mom, and who translates the res...

What the research says about popular parenting styles

On social media, there are many distinct parenting styles noted on various accounts—Positive parenting. Gentle parenting. Attachment parenting. But, is one really superior than the other?

I welcome Cara Goodwin (@parentingtranslator) who is a clinical psychologist, mom, and who translates the research on child development and parenting in an easy-to-understand way for parents to chat all about the types of shows our kids watch. We discuss:

  • What we know about popular parenting styles and what we don’t know
  • What does the research say about gentle parenting?
  • What is NOT okay to do in any parenting style you choose?

Find Dr. Cara Goodwin on Instagram @parentingtranslator or visit her website parentingtranslator.org

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