Sometimes it’s tough to understand why we (and our kids) behave and react the way we do. It all becomes a little clearer when you know more about how your brain and body interact. We’ll step into Dr. Chris Willard’s kitchen to get a masterclass in co-regulation, and Dr. Mona Delahooke will explain ‘brain-body parenting’. Mom Michelle gives us a peek into how she copes with an outburst from her son.

If you’re stuck in a loop of relentless and overwhelming stress, you might be on the road to burnout. Kendra shares what happened when she burned out, and author Amelia Nagoski joins us for a spin around the stress cycle. She’ll explain all the ways you can get rid of those toxic stress hormones to support your wellbeing – some of them are actually fun! Hear how Joanna found creative expression as a painter to reduce her stress, and why Lisdaly relied on having a good cry.

”What if I don’t enjoy parenting?” Many parents and people who raise child have the same question. And that’s okay. In this episode, Yale University expert Dr. Marc Brackett gives us permission to feel and we’ll hear from a parent how she processes her kids’ anxiety, ADHD, autism and learning differences.

Parent well-being matters; it ripples to our kids. In Episode 1, we hear about the impact on parents and understand how diagnoses get made and why they sometimes aren’t helpful.

More parents than ever are burning out, and more kids are struggling too. After host Kendra Wilde burned out herself, she sought stories of resilience from other parents and science from experts in neuroscience and mindfulness on how to make things a little easier. Here they are.   Episodes drop November 1. Visit ALittleEasier.org for more.