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ResponseABLE Parenting

We come to parenting with all the patterns we learned in our own childhood. Together in this podcast, we uncover the roots of our reactivity and grow in education, capacity, awareness, and skills so we will be able to respond vs. react to our strong-willed children. The beauty of this process is as you become a ResponseAble Parent, the "misbehavior" of your children will lessen, the yelling will fall away and a new level of companionship and cooperation will take its place. Welcome to the journey of

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87. IG Question - My Toddler is Using His Weight...

ResponseABLE Parenting ·

2025/03/31

This episode answers a question I got over on Instagram. If you don’t follow me there please connect at @ ResponseABLEparenting This parent was really struggling with their toddler falling on the ground and using their weight against them in the middle of a tantrum. We’ve all been there, when we say no to something and our toddler all the sudden goes completely dead weight and falls to the ground in a full meltdown. This can be very triggering, embarassing and frustrating. I share how we can

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18:08

86. Listening the first time. Is that even possible?

ResponseABLE Parenting ·

2025/03/24

In this episode I share the 3D’s to ensure your best possible outcome for your child to listen to you! Listening (or lack there of) can be one of the most triggering scenarios for us as parents. This episode will help you see the big picture and give you some tools to help develop the skill of listening. Also don’t miss out on my FREE Webinar where I teach you how to use PLAY to solve recurring battles with your children! Sign up here for the webinar.

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42:42

85. Parenting with Grief

ResponseABLE Parenting ·

2025/03/17

This is a very special episode! I am taking part in the Podcasthon Non-Profit Initiative where over 1500 podcasters are bringing awareness to a charity and organization that means something to them. I am honoring the Madd Ox Foundation. It’s a foundation to bring awareness to stillbirths as well as provide resources to families (especially mothers) who have recently experienced a stillbirth. https://www.maddox-foundation.org/ In this episode I share my story of losing my son Jackson in 2019. I

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18:34

84. When things don’t go according to plan

ResponseABLE Parenting ·

2025/03/10

Ever been there when things are going pretty smoothly and then one thing derails you and all the sudden you find yourself reacting as if all hell broke loose? Do you beat yourself up over your reaction? Spend the rest of the day ruminating on how you failed and why you can’t seem to just stay calm? I’ve been there. I really have. So so many times. In this episode I share some tools to really support you when things don’t go according to plan. And I give you the next action step that you need to

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26:13

83. Realistically what this work looks like

ResponseABLE Parenting ·

2025/03/03

It’s easy to think that everyone else has it figured out as a parent. That you are the only one failing and have totally messed up your kid. That every time you yell or threaten you have to go back to the drawing board and start completely over. In this episode I share a rough moment with my son. I share how I fell back into old patterns and how I totally forgot to use every skill at my fingertips. But then I share how this work took this moment from what would have been hours down to under ½ an

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17:22

82. Stop looking to your kids to validate your parenting

ResponseABLE Parenting ·

2025/02/24

In this week’s episode I share a subtle thing I’ve noticed across all the parents I work with. A little hiccup that keeps us stuck, that keeps us in a frustrated power loop and draws us back into conflict with our kids. It’s this longing and almost expectation that our kids are going to validate our hard work as parents. We’ve done so much work, we’re putting in a tremendous amount of effort and we still get yelled at, we still get pushback, we still get their aggression. It can feel so defeating

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21:45

81. How curiosity builds respect

ResponseABLE Parenting ·

2025/02/17

I get a lot of haters in my comments. And while that comes with the territory and seems to be the cultural norm these days, I have to believe we can speak to each other differently. And while I’m not a saint, and clap back at times, I do try to practice what I preach. And that is to get curious as to why the person is saying what they’re saying. You’ll see me write “I’m curious…” to start many of my responses. In this episode I share how curiosity is such an overlooked yet potent tool for fostering

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18:08

80. Mama Trauma

ResponseABLE Parenting ·

2025/02/10

First off, shout out to you mama for tackling cycle breaking and doing the work. This is NOT easy stuff and I am here to cheer you on. I think it’s very easy to point the finger to our parents (especially our moms) and say “because of the way she modeled things I am ‘x’” or “the way she did this messed me up.” YES all of that is your experience and 100% valid. I am not taking that away from you. AND, we have choice. We have a choice in how we choose to move forward with what we’ve experienced in

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21:22

79. How do I “fix” this?!

ResponseABLE Parenting ·

2025/02/03

You are right to notice that there are a million scary things flying at you at all times right now. And you are right to want to fix these immediately in order to not feel so uncomfortable and in order to keep you and your family safe. But we cannot be effective if we are reacting every minute to fear. In this episode I share how we can create a safe place internally so we can be effective externally. If you are called to work with me please reach out: Becky@responseableparenting.com I would love

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15:21

78. The OTHER “F” Word…Friends

ResponseABLE Parenting ·

2025/01/27

This episode explores friendships. My son had a run in with his “best friend” and he was essentially told “you’re not my friend.” So wounded and so confused he felt blindsided by this. He admires this kid so much and truthfully this kid is awesome. I totally get why my son wants to be his bestie. But this kid already has a bestie who loves all the same things he loves, is lock step with this kid and it shows. My son shares a few similar interests but not a lot. When I was able to share the “Capital

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24:19

77. Parenting with External Stress

ResponseABLE Parenting ·

2025/01/20

This is possibly the most important episode I’ve ever made. After experiencing the unrelenting stress of fires, arsonists, hurricane force winds + fire was almost too much for the human body to bear witness too. Most everyone in LA right now is walking around as a zombie. We are in “low power mode” and from what I’ve heard from almost everyone, “we’re just putting one foot in front of the other.” Many of us know at least 1 person who lost everything. Many of us know 20+ people who only have the

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21:13

76. My son’s passing - and the lessons I continue to...

ResponseABLE Parenting ·

2025/01/13

Trigger Warning. This episode is about my son who was stillborn in 2019. I share a few moments that I experienced in the hospital. If you have lost a child, experienced a stillbirth or miscarriage, please be gentle in your listening. My hope is that you find comfort in my story, that you are not alone. And that we can continue to heal together. My son Jackson would have been 6 years old this year. And on his 6th birthday (1/5/2025) I connected the dots to a major lesson from that experience to where

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18:13

75. What I learned from my son knocking out his teeth

ResponseABLE Parenting ·

2025/01/06

In this episode, I share a personal story about my four-year-old son's traumatic accident during a holiday recital rehearsal, where he severely injured several teeth. I reflect on his resilience, the lessons we’ve learned, and the importance of connection, asking for help, grounding tools, and letting go of control as a parent. Let's talk about navigating trauma, finding joy in adversity, and responding with intention. FREE GUIDES! Make sure you grab my Free Guide to Managing Meltdowns:

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15:25

74. The Stories We Tell Ourselves

ResponseABLE Parenting ·

2024/12/30

In this week’s episode I share why it’s so easy for us to hop back into our “roles” inside our families when we see each other for the holidays. Even if we’ve done SO MUCH WORK we still find ourselves falling back into these roles. We do the same thing in our immediate families when we get stuck in the same loops and patterns. I hope to bring some insights, some new perspectives and some skills to work on over the holidays. Sending you lots of love, calm and joy over the next few weeks. FREE

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73. The Secret to Calming Down

ResponseABLE Parenting ·

2024/12/23

This is a fun and juicy episode! I am going to share with you a huge self discovery. A way that I have managed to CALM down in really high pressure moments. And its a secret that’s been hiding in plain sight this whole time. I cannot wait for you to take a listen and I hope that this serves you well during this holiday season and into the new year. FREE GUIDES!Make sure you grab my Free Guide to Managing Meltdowns: https://responseableparenting.ck.page/meltdown 4 steps to get you through your

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18:15

72. One of THE hardest cycles to break

ResponseABLE Parenting ·

2024/12/16

I didn’t think I’d share this personal story from my Thanksgiving break but I felt like it really hit home for me on my journey of parenting as well as self discovery. So I invite you to take a listen, and possibly see yourself in my story. We are so deeply intertwined with all of our “shoulds” that we’ve lost a large part of ourselves. My goal in everything I do as a coach is to help us figure out how to come back to ourselves so we can ultimately show up the way we truly want to show up. We’ve

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24:37

71: Were You Allowed to be Messy?

ResponseABLE Parenting ·

2024/12/09

You’re catching me days after the Thanksgiving break here in the states. And not even 24 hours after my youngest fell and busted out most if not all of his front teeth. I’m a little shell shocked but learning a big lesson. The lesson being, I was never allowed to be messy. And so that’s why parenting feels so hard because IT’S ONLY MESS! This is a heart felt, loving, accepting message to all the parents out there who are in the thick of the MESS. I hope you feel less alone, seen and supported after

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18:22

70. Go From Surviving the Holidays to THRIVING in the...

ResponseABLE Parenting ·

2024/12/02

I love the holidays, but let's be honest, they are filled with challenges. Tricky family dynamics, expectations not being met, routines being off, more sugar, alcohol, etc. It can leave us feeling drained, resentful and frustrated. In this episode you’ll get a 4 step framework from Marshall Rosenberg, the father of Non-Violent Communication. It’s THE MOST effective strategy for those tricky situations. Plus you’ll know you’ve done everything you could! I can’t wait to hear how your holidays are. If

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69. Making the holidays work with your strong-willed kid

ResponseABLE Parenting ·

2024/11/25

Do you dread the holidays? Do you feel anxious about how you’re going to handle so much time together? Does it feel like gentle strategies never work with your strong-willed kid? This is the episode for you. I share 3 important mindset shifts to hold onto during the holidays as well as 4 active strategies to put in place to set your holidays up for the best possible outcome! Also, my community is still open! Doors close again for the rest of the year on Dec 6th. Use promo code BLACKFRIDAY to get 40%

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17:26

68. How can I manage my emotions during a time crunch?

ResponseABLE Parenting ·

2024/11/18

In this episode I answer a question off Instagram: “How to manage my emotions when establishing time boundaries?” I talk about the difference between a boundary and an expectation. And how to clearly set both. I share 5 different steps to take in order to set both you and your child up for success. You’ll hear mindset shifts and you’ll get practical strategies on how to engage your child once the boundary has been crossed and the power struggle has begun (as the clock ticks away). If you would like

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