This week, we're taking you on a journey to become a worry free parent with family counselor, parenting coach, expert and all of the things - Sissy Goff! Here's a not-so-fun-fact: anxiety is contagious so when/if we are an anxious parent, it spreads quickly in our home. Today we talk about how to drop the anxiety, work through it with our kiddos, offer a wholesome perspective as humans in our home and I rapid-fire some of the questions YOU asked Sissy from Instagram. It's a good one!

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