Today, we're talking about breaking the dopamine cycle for our kids with Michaeleen Doucleff.
At Mindful Mama, we know that you cannot give what you do not have, and when you have calm and peace within, then you can give it to your children.
I help smart, thoughtful parents stay calm so they can have strong, connected relationships with their children.
I'm the creator of the Mindful Parenting Course and Teacher Training, and I'm the author of the international bestseller, Raising Good Humans, Raising Good Humans Every Day, and the Raising Good Humans Guided Journal.
We are talking to one of my favorite writers, Michaeleen Doucleff, PhD, has reported on children's health for NPR's Science Desk for more than a decade.
Before joining NPR, Doucleff completed a post-doctoral fellowship at the National Institutes of Health.
She is the New York Times bestselling author of Hunt, Gather, Parent, and her new book is Dopamine Kids, which honestly, this is like one of the best explanations of dopamine I have ever encountered.
We're gonna talk about what's really happening in your child's brain when, you know, it's screens or sugar or shows feel impossible to take away.
If you're having trouble getting your kids away from screen time, you really, really need to listen to this episode.
Um, the, she draws on neuroscience and anthropology and real-life parenting experiments, and we're gonna understand why kids aren't addicted, and they're not broken, and parents aren't failing.
Instead, we're all navigating this dopamine-saturated environment that our brains did not evolve for.
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Today, we're talking about breaking the dopamine cycle for our kids with Michaeleen Doucleff.
At Mindful Mama, we know that you cannot give what you do not have, and when you have calm and peace within, then you can give it to your children.
I help smart, thoughtful parents stay calm so they can have strong, connected relationships with their children.
I'm the creator of the Mindful Parenting Course and Teacher Training, and I'm the author of the international bestseller, Raising Good Humans, Raising Good Humans Every Day, and the Raising Good Humans Guided Journal.
We are talking to one of my favorite writers, Michaeleen Doucleff, PhD, has reported on children's health for NPR's Science Desk for more than a decade.
Before joining NPR, Doucleff completed a post-doctoral fellowship at the National Institutes of Health.
She is the New York Times bestselling author of Hunt, Gather, Parent, and her new book is Dopamine Kids, which honestly, this is like one of the best explanations of dopamine I have ever encountered.
We're gonna talk about what's really happening in your child's brain when, you know, it's screens or sugar or shows feel impossible to take away.
If you're having trouble getting your kids away from screen time, you really, really need to listen to this episode.
Um, the, she draws on neuroscience and anthropology and real-life parenting experiments, and we're gonna understand why kids aren't addicted, and they're not broken, and parents aren't failing.
Instead, we're all navigating this dopamine-saturated environment that our brains did not evolve for.