Tania Milliken's guest appearances

Tania Milliken

The Adoption Connection | a podcast by and for adoptive parents

Ryan North

Aaron Ivey

Shannan Martin

Ashley Mitchell

Danielle Daniel

Jason Johnson

Beth McCord

Molly Ford

Michelle Thompson

Karen Buckwalter

Robyn Gobbel

Emily Norton

Laura Taylor

Zoe Shaw

Rachel Bell

OwlTail

If you have trouble sleeping or tend to feel anxious and worn down, don't miss this interview with Tania Milliken. She shares ten daily habits to help our families thrive. Some of them may surprise you!Links Relevant to this episode:Connect with Tania at her websiteJoin Tania's Facebook group - Access EaseConnect with Tania on Instagram @tania.millikenEpisode 25: Regulating Through Movement and Play with Robyn GobbelStop, Breathe &amp; Think (app for mindful breathing)Yoga with AdrieneDown Dog (yoga app)Mentor Moments:This week Lisa and Melissa answer the question:"I'm looking for ways of helping my child deal with homework. My philosophy tends toward, 'She's young and I don’t want homework to become a constant battle,' but there’s also that part of me that worries about what happens if she doesn’t get it done, I feel like she’s 'getting away' with not doing homework if we don’t push it, and then it’ll be a problem in future grade levels. I just don’t think it’s worth the meltdowns at this stage in the game."

If you have trouble sleeping or tend to feel anxious and worn down, don't miss this interview with Tania Milliken. She shares ten daily habits to help our families thrive. Some of them may surprise you! Links Relevant to this episode: Connect with Tania at her website Join Tania's Facebook group - Access Ease Connect with Tania on Instagram @tania.milliken Episode 25: Regulating Through Movement and Play with Robyn Gobbel Stop, Breathe &amp; Think (app for mindful breathing) Yoga with Adriene Down Dog (yoga app) Mentor Moments: This week Lisa and Melissa answer the question: "I'm looking for ways of helping my child deal with homework. My philosophy tends toward, 'She's young and I don’t want homework to become a constant battle,' but there’s also that part of me that worries about what happens if she doesn’t get it done, I feel like she’s 'getting away' with not doing homework if we don’t push it, and then it’ll be a problem in future grade levels. I just don’t think it’s worth the meltdowns at this stage in the game."

#34: 10 Habits for Less Anxiety and Better Sleep with Tania Milliken