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Babies have a lot to tell us. We just have to learn how to listen.
Beloved parenting expert Janet Lansbury sits down with Chazz Lewis, better known to his millions of followers as Mr. Chazz, for a spirited conversation about the fascinating inner lives of young children, the habits and assumptions we inherit as adults, and the surprising power of treating even our smallest humans with dignity and respect.
For decades, Janet Lansbury has been challenging conventional wisdom about raising children, championing a deceptively simple idea: even the youngest among us deserve to be treated as whole people, with their own feelings, intentions, and ways of experiencing the world. In her new book, Baby Person: What Babies Know, What Parents Miss, and How Seeing Your Child Clearly Can Change Everything, she brings that philosophy to life, offering a compassionate, revelatory guide to understanding babies and toddlers, and becoming the parents they need us to be.
A trusted early childhood educator and social media phenomenon, Mr. Chazz has built a devoted following by making big ideas about emotional intelligence, discipline, and human connection feel joyful, practical, and accessible. Hear him and Lansbury in a conversation that challenges some of our most deeply held assumptions about childhood, revealing how understanding children can transform the way we relate to one another, at any age.
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Janet Lansbury is a parenting teacher and consultant whose blog is read by millions annually. Her podcast, Janet Lansbury Unruffled, is one of the all-time most downloaded parenting podcasts. Trained by Magda Gerber in her Resources for Infant Educarers (RIE) philosophy, Lansbury has more than thirty years of hands-on experience working with parents and their infants and toddlers. The author of No Bad Kids and Elevating Child Care, she lives in Los Angeles with her husband, with whom she has three grown children.
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