What's Up Wednesdays!

The fourth trimester—the first 12 weeks after birth—is a period of significant transition for both parents and babies. As new parents recover physically and emotionally, they also navigate the challenges of newborn care, including feeding, sleep, and medical checkups. Join me today as we dive more into the topic of What is the Fourth Trimester? Understanding the Transition into Parenthood.

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What's Up Wednesdays!

If you have ever found yourself negotiating with a toddler over the *wrong* color cup or trying to reason with a preschooler mid-meltdown, you are not alone! In this episode, we are diving into the world of big emotions and little people—why young children struggle with conflict, how we can support them through tough moments, and simple strategies to help them build emotional resilience. Let’s turn those tantrums into teaching moments! So, come on!

Deeper Dive on Parenting Skills

• Deepen Your Bond: Know Your Child's Love Map - Episode 58
• Parenting with Connection: How Everyday Interactions Shape Your Child's Emotional World - Episode 59
• Empowering Your Child: Building Confidence Through Positive Parenting: Episode 60

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Remember, as parents, do your best—there are no perfect parents, but countless ways to be loving and supportive. Signing off from the For Love of Parenting podcast. Thanks for listening. Until next time.

What's Up Wednesdays!

In both romantic relationships and parenting, The Positive Perspective is a powerful mindset that enhances connection and emotional well-being. When parents approach their children with patience and empathy—assuming the best in their intentions—they cultivate a home built on trust and security. All children experience big emotions, but parents who choose to see these moments as opportunities rather than obstacles can reinforce their bond and model healthy emotional regulation. By embracing this perspective, families can foster resilience, emotional intelligence, and deeper connections that last a lifetime. So, come on!

Take a deeper dive

• How Seeing the Best in Your Partner Strengthens Your Relationship - Episode 56

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Remember, as parents, do your best—there are no perfect parents, but countless ways to be loving and supportive. Signing off from the For Love of Parenting podcast. Thanks for listening. Until next time.

What's Up Wednesdays!

Did you know that every interaction with your child is an opportunity to strengthen your relationship? In this episode, we dive into Turning Toward, a concept from Dr. John Gottman’s research that teaches us how to respond positively to our children’s bids for connection. We will discuss how everyday moments—like responding to a child’s excitement or comforting them during a tantrum—can create deep emotional security and trust. Join us as we break down simple, powerful ways to show up for our kids and nurture lifelong connections.

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Let's take a deeper dive:

• How to Strengthen Your Connection – Turning Towards Instead of Away Episode 55

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Remember, as parents, do your best—there are no perfect parents, but countless ways to be loving and supportive. Signing off from the For Love of Parenting podcast. Thanks for listening. Until next time.

What's Up Wednesdays!

Creating a Love Map with your child means continuously learning about their evolving preferences, interests, and emotional needs. On today’s episode we will guide parents in building Love Maps with their children and understanding their emotional cues, fostering a lifetime of strong, supportive relationships.

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I. Deeper Dive [Love Map for Parents/Relationships]

• Building Love Maps in February: The Foundation of a Sound Relationship - Episode 54

II. Deeper Dive [Sound Relationship House Series]

• How to Strengthen Your Connection – Turning Towards Instead of Away Episode 55
• How Seeing the Best in Your Partner Strengthens Your Relationship - Episode 56
• Argue Less, Connect More: Managing Conflict in Your Relationship - Episode 57

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Remember, as parents, do your best—there are no perfect parents, but countless ways to be loving and supportive. Signing off from the For Love of Parenting podcast. Thanks for listening. Until next time.

What's Up Wednesdays!

In today’s episode, we’re tackling one of the biggest relationship challenges: managing conflict. Disagreements are inevitable, but how we navigate them shapes the strength of our emotional connection. We’ll explore why conflict isn’t always a bad thing and how to turn arguments into opportunities for growth.

Deeper Dive:

• Building Love Maps in February: The Foundation of a Sound Relationship
• How to Strengthen Your Connection – Turning Towards Instead of Away
• How Seeing the Best in Your Partner Strengthens Your Relationship

Contact:
For The Love of Parenting Podcast - Sponsored by Pregnancy Concepts LLC

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Remember, as parents, do your best—there are no perfect parents, but countless ways to be loving and supportive. Signing off from the For Love of Parenting podcast. Thanks for listening. Until next time.

What's Up Wednesdays!

In every relationship, challenges and misunderstandings are inevitable. But how we interpret those moments makes all the difference. A Positive Perspective isn’t about blind optimism—it’s about choosing to see your partner and your relationship with kindness, trust, and the belief that they have good intentions.

On today's episode, we’ll explore how a positive perspective builds on Love Maps and Turning Toward, helping couples navigate disagreements with understanding instead of resentment. By shifting our mindset, we can foster deeper emotional connection, strengthen our bond, and create a relationship that thrives even in difficult times.

Deeper Dive in this series:

• How to Strengthen Your Connection - Turning Towards Instead of Away
• Building Love Maps in February: The Foundation of a Sound Relationship

Contact:
For The Love of Parenting Podcast - Sponsored by Pregnancy Concepts LLC

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Remember, as parents, do your best—there are no perfect parents, but countless ways to be loving and supportive. Signing off from the For Love of Parenting podcast. Thanks for listening. Until next time.

What's Up Wednesdays

Tony we are building on episode 54: Love Maps in February: The Foundation of a Sound Relationship. Strong relationships aren’t built on grand gestures alone—they thrive on the small, everyday moments of connection. This simple yet powerful concept can make or break the emotional bond between partners.

Join me today as we discuss one of the most overlooked but powerful aspects of a strong relationship. Interested? Well, if so, come on!

Tags: Gottman Institute, Sound Relationship House, emotional connection, relationship tips, turning toward, marriage advice, parenting and relationships, love and connection, building intimacy

Contact:
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Remember, as parents, do your best—there are no perfect parents, but countless ways to be loving and supportive. Signing off from the For Love of Parenting podcast. Thanks for listening. Until next time.