
Julia Palozzi
Licensed clinical psychologist (PsyD) specializing in early childhood and infant mental health at Children's Hospital Colorado and University of Colorado Anschutz School of Medicine.
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Jul 7, 2026
Helping Parents With Discipline
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Julia PalozziGUEST
And Allison, you're making a great suggestion for providers to support parents in planning ahead for a behavior.

Julia PalozziGUEST
Earlier, I spoke about natural consequences, and so let me give an example of how that might work and how a provider might be able to think about that with a parent, is we'll give a really basic example.

Julia PalozziGUEST
Obviously, then we're gonna layer in public spaces and things like that so it gets more complicated.

Julia PalozziGUEST
The child is learning how to play with the ball appropriately in the house, and so inevitably, they end up throwing the ball.
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21:08Dan NicholasHOST
I know a lot of parents believe in it because their parents did it to them, and then it just kinda gets handed down generation to generation, but what's your advice around spanking?