The Mom Psychologist Show

Dr. Jazmine
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Are you ready to feel more confident in your parenting, connect with your child in deeper more meaningful ways and reclaim your joy in parenting? Each week Dr. Jazmine reveals her best tips, strategies, and mindsets around positive parenting, child development and mental health. Teaching you how to discipline with clarity and respect, handle tantrums without losing your sanity and potty train like a pro - The Mom Psychologist Show breaks it all down (and so much more) with a new episode each and every week!

  1. MAR 4

    Your Parenting Questions Answered: Lying, Attitude, Sibling Fights & Something Personal | 76

    LET'S CHAT ALL THINGS PARENTING: I'm answering all your parenting questions and sharing real advice you can actually use in this Q&A from lying to teachers, sibling teasing and aggression, my experience losing 100 lbs after having 3 kids, backtalk and negative attitudes, responding to "I'm not going to let you play anymore!", 3 year old being too aggressive with baby, dating talk, forming secure attachment with our kids, guiding teenagers into colleges without being pushy, and more!! If you've ever struggled with any of these, this episode is for you. 💖 Chapters: 00:49- Question 1: How to handle 5 year old lying to teacher? 02:53- Question 2: My sister is telling my nephew he has a bad attitude. How could she handle this better? Episode on Backtalk - https://courses.themompsychologist.com/podcasts/the-mom-psychologist-show/episodes/2149076210 04:45- Question 3: My 6yr old ignores name calling by her friends. Is that ok? Episode on Mean Kids - https://courses.themompsychologist.com/podcasts/the-mom-psychologist-show/episodes/2148686406 07:58- Question 4: How should I handle 6yo saying no to non negotiable things (going to bed/brushing teeth) 09:43- Question 5: How can we help guide our teenagers into colleges/career choices without being pushy? 13:24- Question 6: How to stop overreaction (yelling/pushing) in daughter when younger bro teases her 16:04- Question 7: Has horrible parental fighting done irreversible damage to 3 and 6 yo. How to undo - help 18:29- Question 8: Can you build a secure attachment when you have been anxious in the early years? 20:07- Question 9: How do you redirect language/behavior that is sassy/disrespectful without lecture? 20:24- Question 10: 3 yr old boy constantly pulling on baby bros clothes, knocks him down. How to curb behavior 23:28- Question 11: How to respond when 4yo says "fine, I'm not going to let you play anymore!" (To mom) 26:28- Question 12: I know you don't talk about your weight loss journey here, but you have elsewhere? 27:54- Question 13: Giving birthday this month. What helped you lock in to get healthy? Really hoping to give this to myself. 30:49- Question 14: Is it normal for 7yo to develop an attitude when she doesn't get her way? She's like a teen 💌 Get TMP Times in your inbox every Monday. Start your free 7-day trial 👉🏽 https://www.themompsychologist.com/tmptimes 💌 Free Parenting Script Pack: https://themompsychologist.com/script-pack 💌 Follow me over on Instagram - http://www.instagram.com/themompsychologist If you enjoyed this episode, consider leaving a rating. It truly helps. Thanks for tuning in!

    34 min

  2. FEB 4

    I Stopped Validating Every Big Emotion and Here's What Happened | 75

    I'll never forget the time my 7-year-old had a full meltdown on our bedroom floor over a shirt disagreement. After 30 minutes of listening, problem-solving, and offering alternatives, I finally said, "It's okay to feel upset. Don't let your feelings get in the way of your responsibilities." Then I walked away. Five minutes later, she was completely ready. In this episode, I break down why constant emotional processing without expectations can actually increase your child's emotional intensity and prevent them from building resilience. Chapters: Intro: Emotional Validation Has Gone Too Far - 00:00 Meltdown Story: What I Said to My 7-Year-Old - 01:05 How to Model "Both/And" Language - 11:28 Building Resilience: When to Process vs. Redirect - 13:22 💌 Get TMP Times in your inbox every Monday. Start your free 7-day trial 👉🏽 https://www.themompsychologist.com/tmptimes 💌 Free Parenting Script Pack: https://themompsychologist.com/script-pack 💌 Follow me over on Instagram - http://www.instagram.com/themompsychologist If you enjoyed this episode, consider leaving a rating. It truly helps. Thanks for tuning in!

    19 min

  3. JAN 21

    The 3 Power Struggles You Can't Win (And What to Do Instead) | 74

    Try my free 7-day trial of TMP Times: https://www.themompsychologist.com/tmptimes You cannot force food down a child's throat. You cannot force pee into a potty. You cannot force a brain to fall asleep. If you're fighting these battles every single day, you're fighting battles you can never win and it's making everything worse. In this episode, I break down the 3 power struggles you'll never win (food, potty training, sleep), introduce the Division of Responsibility framework that removes the battle entirely, and give you exact scripts for dinner refusals, bedtime stalling, and morning routine resistance. You'll learn the difference between controlling their body (which creates psychological reactance) vs. controlling the environment (which actually works). Scripts for What You CAN Control FOR FOOD BATTLES: When they refuse dinner: "This is what we have for dinner. Eat what you want from your plate. When dinner's over, we'll have a small dessert." When they demand dessert without eating: "Dessert is part of our meal. Here's your portion. Still hungry after? More dinner is available." When they say "I don't like this": "Okay, you don't have to eat that. What else on your plate would you like to try?" When they haven't eaten much all day: "I notice you haven't eaten much today. Your body might be feeling hungry. Here's what we have. Take what you'd like." FOR BEDTIME BATTLES: When they won't stay in bed: "I see you're not sleepy yet. Time for your body to rest though. You can look at books or play quietly in bed." When they keep asking for "one more" thing: "Last call - need anything before I go? Water? Hug? Okay, that's it. I'm going to rest too now." When they stall at bedtime: "Teeth brushing time. You can do it yourself or I can help. What works for you?"

    20 min

  4. 09/10/2025

    Why Correcting Backtalk Actually Makes It Worse | 73

    Ever feel like the more you correct your child’s backtalk, the worse it gets? In this episode, I’m breaking down why that happens and sharing real-life scripts and mindset shifts that actually work. You’ll walk away with practical tools to handle those tough moments, connect with your child, and bring more peace to your home. I would LOVE to hear your thoughts! Drop me a DM over on Instagram @themompsychologist so we can keep this conversation going! All my love, Dr. J ❤️ Wanna go deeper? Join my live Discipline Masterclass on September 17th - www.themompsychologist.com/discipline-class Download my free Script Pack at www.themompsychologist.com/script-pack Work with me at www.themompsychologist.com/membership Weekly newsletter with scripts, tips, and real-life stories from my motherhood journey - www.themompsychologist.com/tmptimes

    19 min

  5. 09/03/2025

    Your child doesn't need more patience, they need this | 72

    I would LOVE to hear your thoughts! Drop me a DM over on Instagram @themompsychologist so we can keep this conversation going! All my love, Dr. J ❤️ Important note: This applies to neurotypical children or when neurodivergence has already been considered. If your child might be neurodivergent, the "perfect at school, difficult at home" pattern often indicates masking and genuine depletion rather than boundary-testing. It's *still* important to focus on guiding children's behavior through respectful boundaries, teaching, and clear expectations.  Wanna go deeper? Join my live Discipline Masterclass on September 17th - www.themompsychologist.com/discipline-class Download my free Script Pack at www.themompsychologist.com/script-pack Work with me at www.themompsychologist.com/membership Weekly newsletter with scripts, tips, and real-life stories from my motherhood journey - www.themompsychologist.com/tmptimes

    36 min

  6. 08/20/2025

    Back Talk: Why your child keeps talking back (even after you keep correcting them) | 71

    I would LOVE to hear your thoughts! Drop me a DM over on Instagram @themompsychologist so we can keep this conversation going! All my love, Dr. J ❤️ Wanna go deeper? Download my free Script Pack at www.themompsychologist.com/script-pack Work with me at www.themompsychologist.com/membership Weekly newsletter with scripts, tips, and real-life stories from my motherhood journey - www.themompsychologist.com/tmptimes

    5 min

  7. 08/13/2025

    I don't like who I become in the mornings... | 70

    Okay, real talk... mornings can bring out a whole different side of me, and I know I’m not the only one! In this episode, I’m getting honest about my “Nagging Nancy” moments, why our kids push back on routines, and how I’m learning (slowly but surely) to step back and let them take the lead. We’re talking about building real motivation, letting natural consequences do their thing, and giving ourselves grace when things get messy. If you’re tired of the morning chaos and want some practical, heart-centered tips (plus a mantra to keep you grounded), this one’s for you. Let’s grow together, one imperfect morning at a time!  Download my free Script Pack at www.themompsychologist.com/script-pack Work with me at www.themompsychologist.com/membership Weekly newsletter with scripts, tips, and real-life stories from my motherhood journey - www.themompsychologist.com/tmptimes

    23 min

  8. 06/28/2024

    How to teach kids about body safety & consent | 69

    I don’t know about you but I was never taught about body safety or consent. Let alone my growing body, puberty or sex. It just wasn't the type of conversations I had with my parents. Left to my own devices, friends and media became my biggest teachers. I don’t want this for my kids. I want to be involved in helping them understand boundaries, their bodies, and how to keep themselves safe. I want to give you my 7-step process on teaching kids about body consent and safety.

    14 min
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Are you ready to feel more confident in your parenting, connect with your child in deeper more meaningful ways and reclaim your joy in parenting? Each week Dr. Jazmine reveals her best tips, strategies, and mindsets around positive parenting, child development and mental health. Teaching you how to discipline with clarity and respect, handle tantrums without losing your sanity and potty train like a pro - The Mom Psychologist Show breaks it all down (and so much more) with a new episode each and every week!

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