For parents who've tried all the strategies, consequences, and charts and still feel like something's not working. This podcast explores what happens when we stop managing behavior and start nurturing connection.
Rooted In Values
Claim This Podcastby Raelee Peirce
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15 episodes
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For parents who've tried all the strategies, consequences, and charts and still feel like something's not working. This podcast explores what happens when we stop managing behavior and start nurturing connection.
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Publishing Since
1/5/2025
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Recent Episodes
March 13, 2026
From Mad to Sad: The Journey Every Child Needs To Take
<p>A biting preschooler. A wall-punching tween. A shut-down teen who only communicates in screaming matches. Three families came to me with what looked like three different problems — but underneath, I found the same thing: stuck frustration and tears that hadn't come yet. In this episode, I walk you through all three coaching stories and the one emotional journey that changed everything: the journey from mad to sad. </p>
February 19, 2026
Why Your Child Hits (And Why Time-Outs Are Making It Worse)
<p><strong>Aggression is information.</strong> Your child isn't hitting because they're bad. They're hitting because something inside them isn't being met — yet.</p><p><strong>Separation fuels frustration.</strong> When a child can't get close to the people they need, frustration builds. And when it has nowhere to go, it comes out as aggression.</p><p><strong>Less is more in the moment.</strong> A calm, flat, boring response stops the behavior far faster than big reactions or lengthy explanations. Save the teaching for the soft moments.</p><p><strong>Play is medicine.</strong> Rough-and-tumble play, swordplay, running — letting kids discharge that physical energy in safe ways is genuinely healing.</p>
February 11, 2026
When Peers Matter More Than Parents and Why That's a Problem
<p><strong>Key Concepts Covered:<br></strong><br></p><p>• Competing attachments: when an attachment pulls a child away from their primary caregivers<br>• Polarization of attachment (magnet analogy): attraction in one direction creates resistance in another<br>• Cultural normalization of peer orientation — and how parents unknowingly create it<br>• The three-stage developmental blueprint: Parents → Self → Peers (not Parents → Peers)<br>• Shyness as protective instinct, not social deficit — stop pathologizing it<br>• Stranger protest: the brain's way of protecting existing attachments<br>• The importance of intentionally building attachment villages with ADULTS, not peers</p><p><strong>Practical Takeaways:<br></strong><br></p><p>1. Help children hold on to competing attachments simultaneously<br>2. Bring the "competition" into your fold<br>3. Cultivate attachments in common during family strain<br>4. Focus on depth of attachment over breadth<br>5. Create protected "sacred spaces" for family connection</p><p><strong>Resources Mentioned:<br></strong><br></p><p>• innerlifeparenting.com</p><p>• "Hold On to Your Kids" by Dr. Gordon Neufeld & Dr. Gabor Maté</p>
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