Unlocking the Secrets of Your Child’s Brain: Insights from Neuroscience
Curious about how your child’s brain works? Get insight from neuroscience research with this guide to the secrets of your child’s brain.
03/23
Meet Dr. Joanette
Hi! I am Dr. Joanette.
Today’s family needs are different than ever before. Parents juggle multiple interests at home while navigating potentially stressful interactions with their children. They are sharing, or reversing, traditional roles and responsibilities of parenting while working one or two jobs. They strive to be the best parent possible and raise children as resilient, self-confident, and successful adults.
The sense of exhaustion is real. The feeling of not having enough patience is normal. Many parents can resonate with the thought of “can I make it through another day?“ You are not alone.
Neuroscience can now provide the roadmap that informs and guides your parenting decisions.
Welcome to Emotional Social Parenting.
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Emotional Social Parenting™ is our connection to our children’s mind and hearts that teaches our children how to feel and show empathy for themselves and others. We teach and model the emotional and social experiences that integrate their brain as they grow and develop. These brain patterns can help them approach the world with openness, resilience, empathy, and authenticity.
The Kids Korner is designed just for you!
The Giggles in my Heart series of children’s books are the first ESP resources created for your kids. These books will teach your kids about managing their big emotions while building self-confidence and resilience.
Don’t forget to pick up your copy of the books from the Giggles in my Heart series.
6 Benefits of Outdoor Play for Kids: Why Your Child Needs More Time in Nature
Outdoor time has a wealth of benefits for children. Discover six advantages to outdoor play, and why you should get your child outside more!
02/23
Free Play Is Important For A Child’s Healthy Brain Development Part 2
Learn why free play gives your child the opportunity to develop a variety of skills, including physical, creative, and emotional.
01/23
Free Play is Important for a Child’s Healthy Brain Development Part 1
Free play is essential for child development. They develop physical, social and intellectual skills they’ll need later on.
12/22
What Inspired Me.
I’m Dr. Joanette, the founder of Emotional Social Parenting, with a neuroscience perspective. I have spent more than 30 years as an ER Doctor and part of that time as
11/22
Why Understanding Your Parenting Triggers is Important
Understanding your triggers helps you understand what situations trigger you more than others so you can work towards reducing the stressors.
11/22
