Dr. Robyn Silverman- Parenting

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Bentley Bear sleeping on Dr. Robyn’s sweatshirt
Bentley dog on the couch with his head on the pillow.
Bentley Bear next to Dr. Robyn as she works on the leadership skills portion of her current leadership program.
Bentley Bear on the couch with his head on the neck role pillow
Bentley with his head on a pillow that he stole
Bentkey dog by the fire
Bentley Bear with Dr. Robyn on the porch while Dr. Robyn works on her leadership program.
Dr. Robyn Silverman with her husband, Jason Silverman
Bentley dog flat out in front of the fire, sleeping, with his head on a pillow.
Bentley dog getting sleepy
Dr. Robyn Silverman with her bestseller, How to Talk to Kids about Anything
Bentley the dog greeting strangers with a kiss and a tail wag.
Bentley Bear cuddling with Dr. Robyn and Jason.
Bentley Bear next to Dr. Robyn as she reads in preparation for her podcast
Parenting tips to bring you closer with your teen in 2025- including seizing moments to connect, working as a team, really seeing each other instead of walking by.
Bentley Bear Silverman, Dr. Robyn’s dog, flashing his pearly whites.
Quote from Dr. Robyn about parenting and how it’s not about perfection- it’s about showing up with love and a willingness to learn and grow
Snow falling in the neighborhood!
Bentley the dog with his dirty sock pile
Bentley resting his head on a pillow by the fire.
Sleeping Bentley
Bentley napping on a Sunday, by the fire.
Dr. Robyn Silverman’s book, How to Talk to Kids about Anything, has been reviewed extremely well as seen in this video. Thank you!
Video showing Dr. Robyn with her son talking about the different ways parents and teens talk to each other.
Bentley Bear, Dr. Robyn’s dog, is cuddling with his Dad, Jason.
Dr. Robyn Silverman, recording her audiobook, How To Talk To Kids About Anything.
Bentley, Dr. Robyn Silverman’s, dog, sleeping next to her.
Dr. Robyn Silverman is working on powerful words character development while her dog, Bentley, is laying on the couch sleeping.
Dr. Robyn Silverman showing the recording studio where she’s recording her audio book for How to Talk to Kids about Anything.
Bentley, Dr. Robyn’s dog, curled up on the couch on top of a mound of blankets.
Dr. Robyn Silverman shows the behind the scenes of taping an audiobook as she records her book How To Talk To Kids About Anything.
Dr. Robyn’s dog, Bentley bear, curled up with one of the pillows he stole by the fire.
Reel showing talking points of how to talk to kids about the California fires.
1️⃣ Ask what they’ve heard: Start with curiosity and correct misinformation. 2️⃣ Answer their questions: It’s okay not to have all the answers. Be honest. 3️⃣ Share your feelings: Express empathy and allow them to share theirs. 4️⃣ Listen to their fears: Validate their emotions instead of dismissing them. 5️⃣ Turn off the news: Let them hear updates from you, not scary broadcasts. 6️⃣ Keep the door open: Be ready for questions at unexpected moments. 7️⃣ Talk about the helpers: Highlight the firefighters and neighbors making a difference. 8️⃣ Empower them to help: Find ways they can contribute, even in small ways. Remember, talking heals and helps kids feel safe. Let’s open the conversation and show them they’re not alone.
Cover of the bestseller, How to Talk your Kids about Anything.
Children need to hear: Who you are in enough. What you do is enough. How you show up in this world is enough.” ~Dr. Robyn Silverman
A wayyyy too close photo of Bentley
This video shows arguing between parent and child as well as resolutions. There are several points here. "Why Does My Child Speak So Sharply? " If your child has been sharp with you, it may not be about you at all. Here are a few reasons this might be happening: ✨ They’re craving one-on-one time with you. ✨ They’re testing boundaries (it’s part of growing up!). ✨ They’re feeling big emotions like anger or frustration. ✨ They're used to arguing with you and you must break that cycle. ✨ They’re imitating behavior they’ve seen elsewhere. ✨ They’re exploring independence as part of their development. Instead of reacting sharply back, let’s teach them to navigate disagreements and big feelings with kindness. Connection is key! What’s worked for you when handling these situations? Let’s start a conversation! #ParentingAdvice #HowToTalkToKids #ParentingSupport #MindfulParenting #ParentingChallenges #KidsBehavior #BuildingConnection #ParentChildBond #PositiveParentingTips
Bentley Bear, Dr. Robyn’s dog, sleeping by the fire with his body in his bed and his head on the floor.
Bentley Bear Silverman, Dr. Robyn’s dog, ready for belly rubs.
Bentley Bear, Dr. Robyn’s dog, sleeps by the fire with 2 nearby pillows
Bentley, Dr. Robyn’s dog, smiling in his sleep.
A page out of How to Talk to Kids about Anything by Dr. Robyn Silverman. It talks about getting to eye-level and showing empathy while taking some deep breaths and co-regulating!