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EPISODE · Oct 16, 2025 · 42 MIN

Turning Chaos into Connection with Devon Kuntzman

from What I Wish I Knew : A Podcast About Pregnancy, Parenting, and Women's Health

We sat down with Devon Kuntzman, founder of Transforming Toddlerhood and author of the upcoming book by the same name, to talk about one of the most misunderstood stages of parenting—the toddler years. Devon makes a convincing case that this stage isn’t just about surviving, but about understanding the brain growth, emotional regulation, and learning how to be a tiny human with biiiiiiig feelings.We dig into the construction zone that is the toddler brain, and how punishment actually works against their development. Finally, we discuss what it means to parent as a confident leader (think: not a pushover, not a drill sergeant.) Are you living with a small, wildly chaotic roommate who calls you Mommy? If so, this episode might tickle your fancy. Follow Devon on Instagram: @transformingtoddlerhoodFollow WIWIK on Instagram: @whatiwishiknew_Music by Ben ScottMotion Design by Banona.co

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