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[Rerun] Dr Kirk reviews research regarding child development.

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May 3, 201

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Amy

This is an excellent, accessible explanation of systems theory. Maybe the best I have encountered. 👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻

Gerilynn

I enjoyed the music . A bonus for sure!

Judson Costello

I moved every 2-3 years of my life growing up then moved every year in my 20s until I settled down in Minnesota in my 30s. It’s been a challenge of growth to stay in one place and learn how to build lasting relationships. Your studies you cite on this in childhood development are accurate for my experience. But I am changing and it’s delightful. Also have to rewire mh CPSTD and feel the unfelt anger and grief from constant abandonment and emotional neglect. It was a complex journey of healing.

Mel Chinnici

After reading What My Bones Know by Stephanie Foo, I am not sure I agree that just because there are cultural differences with parenting styles, that it makes it less harmful to the children. While not everything is universal, I think there is a limit to harsh parenting despite whether or not it's considered a cultural norm

Mary L

I really enjoyed this episode. Very accessible and interesting. I’d love more content about child rearing and childhood development. This is an important and fascinating topic!

Bobbi Lavely

Thank you for the summarization! I remember my dad would take a genuine interest in my school work and it really meant a lot to me. He missed a lot of school because he grew up on a farm. He would read my 5th grade writing assignments and almost marvel at them. Really helped with my self esteem issues as a kid. Like you said it seems intuitive but some parents really do take that for granted