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EPISODE · Jul 23, 2025 · 24 MIN

Episode 39: Beyond 'Eat Your Peas': Transforming Outdated Parenting Scripts with Andy Baker

from Just One Thing for Parents with Dr Bettina Hohnen · host Dr. Bettina Hohnen

In today's episode, we dive deep into the hidden scripts that shape our parenting journey with behaviour expert Andy Baker. In it you will discover how seemingly harmless phrases like "children shouldn't argue" or "eat your peas, there are starving children" can actually be detrimental to our kids' development and self-esteem. Andy sheds light on these generational "should" and "shouldn't" scripts that not only affect our children but also impose unrealistic expectations on us as parents. Andy offers practical strategies to break free from unhelpful scripts and shift towards more nuanced and reflective parenting approaches. Whether you've caught yourself repeating phrases from your own childhood or struggle with parental guilt, this episode offers valuable insights and actionable advice that will transform the way you think about family communication and nurture healthier relationships with your children.

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