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EPISODE · May 10, 2026 · 23 MIN

The Systems That Shape Your Child’s Mind | Raeanne Johnson (Finale)

from The Gentle Year · host Knikki Hernandez

In the final part of this conversation with Raeanne Johnson, pediatric mental health nurse practitioner and founder of Brain Waves Wellness, the discussion shifts into practical family life and everyday parenting strategies. Raeanne shares concrete tools parents can use to help children regulate emotions, navigate overstimulation, develop healthier habits, and build stronger family connection inside the home. The episode explores:Emotional regulation tools for childrenHow to create a “regulation station” at homeParenting through meltdowns in publicDiscipline vs. discipleshipThe role of structure, routines, and systems in family lifeThe neuroscience of video games and screen overstimulationDopamine, attention, and emotional regulationWhy board games and shared activities matter for brain developmentSleep, movement, nutrition, and mental wellbeingFaith-centered parenting and identity formationRaeanne also walks listeners through the systems and rhythms inside her own home — including reduced screen exposure, movement-based regulation, collaborative family routines, reading culture, and practical strategies that support emotional wellbeing for both children and parents. The conversation also connects to broader ideas explored throughout The Gentle Year surrounding mindset, thought patterns, personal responsibility, and intentional living — themes that strongly overlap with concepts discussed in Your Wish Is Your Command, particularly the relationship between belief, environment, habits, and the direction of a person’s life.If you’re interested in parenting, neuroscience, emotional regulation, family culture, homeschooling, faith-based parenting, or the long-term effects of screens and overstimulation on children, this episode offers both practical insight and deeper reflection.RESOURCES & SUPPORT: Your Wish Is Your Command (Free)Your Wish Is Your Command (Physical Copy)Shared Humanity SubstackShared Humanity BookThe Gentle Year FB GroupTurning The Tide TutoringActing With PippiI'm a fan and would love to support the work you're doing.Private Success Club#affiliateSend us Fan MailTurning The Tide TutoringSponsored by Turning The Tide Tutoring — empowering students and parents to grow and thrive.Acting With PippiActing with Pippi is acting program that helps youths build courage & presence through performance.Your Wish Is Your CommandA resource for deepening awareness around thought patterns, perception, and intentional response.Disclaimer: This post contains affiliate links. If you make a purchase, I may receive a commission at no extra cost to you.Support the show

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