Parenting Montana Center for Health and Safety Culture

In part 2 of this episode, we continue the conversation on ways to improve our relationships with our parenting partners. 

As parents, we want to be at our best for our children. In part 1 of this episode, we discuss how taking care of our own health and wellbeing can include learning ways to improve our relationships with our parenting partners. 

In this episode, we have a conversation about ways parents and those in a parenting role can be at their best for their children.  We discuss intentional ways to develop our own skills and care for our own well-being – both physical and mental.  We welcome back Jennifer Miller, author of the book, Confident Parents, Confident Kids: Raising Emotional Intelligence In Ourselves and Our Kids — From Toddlers to Teenagers.

Dr. Anjali Nandi
Description: In this episode, we talk about some of the conversations we should be having with our children about alcohol and drugs and get specific ideas about what those conversations could sound like.

In this episode, we talk about intentional communication. Intentional communication is a way of communicating that deliberately fosters social and emotional skill development. It supports and enhances the relationship between parents and their child.

Marurice Elias
In this conversation, we talk about social and emotional development. We are joined by Maurice Elias, Ph.D., one of the pioneers of social and emotional development, director of the Rutgers University Social-Emotional Development Lab, and author of Emotionally Intelligent Parenting.. We discuss the importance of social and emotional development for a child’s success.