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Dr. Shefali: Protecting Your Kids in the Algorithm Age

Explore episode Jun 24, 2026

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Introduction: Conscious Parenting in a Crisis Era

At 4:58 · chapter starts 2:19

Lewis Howes opens by noting that Oprah has called Dr. Shefali Tsabary revolutionary and the pioneer of the conscious parenting movement, setting up her third appearance on the podcast. He introduces her two new books and anchors the conversation in his own life: he has 6-month-old twin daughters and is acutely aware of what is coming at them. Dr. Shefali immediately dismantles the most common parenting trap — the belief that intellectual resolve alone can break generational cycles. You cannot think your way into good parenting, she says; you have to heal your way into it. The parent-child relationship is the most intense mirror in any person's life precisely because, unlike a romantic partner, a child cannot be divorced, returned, or escaped.

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