Reflecting on the holidays: Kids using screens, child meltdowns and family arguments

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Happy New Year Curious Neuron Parents!

I hope you had a wonderful holiday. In today's episode, I reflect on some aspects of my holidays that you might have experienced and I share my 2023 goals.

Here is what I chatted about:

Should kids use a screen the entire time they are with the family during family gatherings?
What my husband did when my 3-year-old didn't want to take turns with his brother
My thoughts about family arguments (political, religious, values, etc). How can we develop our critical thinking skills and conflict resolution skills in 2023?
My business and personal goals for 2023.

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