“Just don’t eff them up” is a podcast hosted by two moms who are also therapists but not your therapist. At work we hear about people’s childhood trauma(s). At home, we’re working our damndest to reduce the amount we eff our kids up. It’s inevitable that our kids are going to experience hard stuff but how we support them through it is the most important. That’s why we started this podcast. Join us on this journey as we interview experts in the medical field, discuss the pros and cons of different parenting techniques, interview parents with unique experiences and discuss the hard topics.
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“Just don’t eff them up” is a podcast hosted by two moms who are also therapists but not your therapist. At work we hear about people’s childhood trauma(s). At home, we’re working our damndest to reduce the amount we eff our kids up. It’s inevitable that our kids are going to experience hard stuff but how we support them through it is the most important. That’s why we started this podcast. Join us on this journey as we interview experts in the medical field, discuss the pros and cons of different parenting techniques, interview parents with unique experiences and discuss the hard topics.
This week we chat with Dr. Taylor Harper about literally all of the things. She shares her books, her history, some random and entertaining facts, and her philosophy on enjoying life.
“Just don’t eff them up” is a podcast hosted by two moms who are also therapists but not your therapist. At work we hear about people’s childhood trauma(s). At home, we’re working our damndest to reduce the amount we eff our kids up. It’s inevitable that our kids are going to experience hard stuff but how we support them through it is the most important. That’s why we started this podcast. Join us on this journey as we interview experts in the medical field, discuss the pros and cons of different parenting techniques, interview parents with unique experiences and discuss the hard topics.
