Dr. Mogel answers the question: Will my child hate us if our family escapes to China, Egypt, Myanmar, Guatemala and the Marvel Universe? She also teaches us new words: zugunruhe & resfeber.

Dr. Mogel answers the question: Will my son hate me if we?re happy together? She also teaches us new words: kinehora & irusu.

Dr. Mogel answers the question: Will my child hate me if I love death metal? She also teaches us a new word: akihi

Dr. Mogel answers the question: Will my child hate me if I voted for Joe Biden? Will my child hate me because I ruined Christmas? She also teaches us a new word: sturmfrei

Dr. Mogel answers the question: Will my children hate me if I love my wife? Will they hate us for our crazy life? She also teaches us new words: gilgil & hiraeth

Dr. Mogel answers the question: Will my children hate me if I don?t give them equal time? She also teaches us a new word: uitwaaien

Dr. Mogel answers the question: Will my children hate me if I don?t allow them to curse in the bakery? She also teaches us new words: friluftsliv and iktsuarpok.

Dr. Mogel answers the question: Will my children hate me if I?m strict? Will they hate me if I?m not? She also teaches us new words: etterpåklokskap & mamihlapinatapei

Dr. Mogel answers the question: Will our children hate us for a bucolic childhood on the farm? She also teaches us new words: poronkusema & mbuki-mvuki

Dr. Mogel answers the question: Will my children hate me for becoming a cool secret agent? She also teaches us a new word: allomother

Dr. Mogel answers the question: Will our children hate us if we stop loving them so much? She also teaches us a new word: Familect

Nurture vs Nurture is a new podcast brought to you by the producers of Armchair Expert. Dr. Wendy Mogel, social-clinical psychologist and author, specializes in the protection and promotion of self-reliance, resilience, accountability and exuberance in children and she is our fearless leader in this new endeavor. Each week, Dr. Wendy sits down with a different set of parents for a therapy session. She brings her forty years of experience working with families to these intimate and wonderfully voyeuristic conversations. This podcast allows the listener to go on another family's journey and to receive practical advice along the way. Wendy proves that, perhaps counterintuitively, there is nothing more universal than our specificity. In each episode, Wendy also introduces us to a foreign word that is untranslatable into English in order to enhance our minds and vocabularies on parenthood, family and communication with those we love the most.