Send us a text There is nothing more powerful than a human being's need to feel seen, loved, accepted and validated. This is even more so for young children. If we can offer them our presence and undivided attention, even if just for ten minutes a day, either through reading to or with them, or going for a walk, or simply doing something they love to do, they learn to look forward to and count on that time with you. It builds safety and trust. Join me as I walk ...
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Send us a text There is nothing more powerful than a human being's need to feel seen, loved, accepted and validated. This is even more so for young children. If we can offer them our presence and undivided attention, even if just for ten minutes a day, either through reading to or with them, or going for a walk, or simply doing something they love to do, they learn to look forward to and count on that time with you. It builds safety and trust. Join me as I walk ...
Tell Me: Season 2 Episode #9 Susan Silver and Genevieve Piturro: They Made It After All!
Tell Me
39 minutes
4 years ago
Tell Me: Season 2 Episode #9 Susan Silver and Genevieve Piturro: They Made It After All!
Send us a text Susan Silver and Genevieve Piturro have an amazing connection. Their love for the Mary Tyler Moore Show...and children. Susan Silver was one of the first female TV comedy writers, with credits like The Mary Tyler Moore Show, Maude, and Bob Newhart, among others. As the lyrics from the iconic Mary Tyler Moore Show said, “She made it after all!” From another Midwestern town, Milwaukee, with all its 1960’s values and normalcy, Susan went on to fame and fortune in Holl...
Tell Me
Send us a text There is nothing more powerful than a human being's need to feel seen, loved, accepted and validated. This is even more so for young children. If we can offer them our presence and undivided attention, even if just for ten minutes a day, either through reading to or with them, or going for a walk, or simply doing something they love to do, they learn to look forward to and count on that time with you. It builds safety and trust. Join me as I walk ...
