By award-winning child psychologists Tania Johnson and Tammy Schamuhn
What if the key to effective parenting wasn’t just love and intuition, but science—deeply rooted in how your child’s brain develops?
The Neurobiology of Parenting explores the fascinating intersection between brain science and the everyday challenges of raising children. Grounded in the latest neuroscience research, this book offers an accessible and practical guide for parents, caregivers, and professionals who want to understand how a child’s brain grows—and how parenting choices shape that development.
From emotional regulation and attachment to stress response and resilience, readers will discover how their interactions literally sculpt the architecture of a child’s brain. Learn why connection matters more than correction, how to respond (not react) to behavior, and how to create a home environment that fosters security, empathy, and long-term well-being.
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Tammy Schamuhn & Tania Johnson are Registered Psychologists, Registered Play Therapists, Co- Founders of the Institute of Child Psychology, Authors and most importantly moms (with five children between them).
They’re both internationally acclaimed speakers, and present global workshops on a variety of topics such as: childhood anxiety, trauma, depression, resiliency, and emotion regulation.
Tania and Tammy are creators and hosts of the popular podcast ‘The Childpsych Podcast’ and also authors of the best-selling, award-winning book “The Parenting Handbook.” They both maintain private practices in Alberta, Canada, where they live and are raising their families.
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