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About Danielle Lindner

Danielle Lindner, is an educator, children’s book author, award winning woman entrepreneur and visionary, changing the landscape for early childhood education. One of her first projects she embarked on to create disruption in the current fields of early childhood education was to create The London Day School®.

Newsweek Interview: Kim Kardashian Doesn’t ‘Believe’ in Homework—Experts Say She Has a Point

In this Newsweek article by Daniella Gray, parenting experts weigh in on Kim Kardashian’s headline-making comments about not “believing” in homework. Danielle Lindner offers her perspective on why so many families are feeling the strain of after-school assignments—and how unstructured time at home plays a vital role in a child’s emotional and social development: Kim [...]

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Feature on Scary Mommy: Why Parenting Today Feels Like a Full-Time Driving Job

In this Scary Mommy piece by Julie Sprankles, parenting experts explore how today’s moms and dads have become unofficial chauffeurs—constantly shuttling their kids from activity to activity. Parenting educator Danielle Lindner shares why she sees those car rides not just as part of the daily grind, but as some of the most valuable moments for [...]

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Interview with HuffPost: These Parenting Styles Are Total Red Flags, According To Experts

In this HuffPost interview by Sarene Leeds, parenting experts—including Danielle Lindner—share insights into some of today’s most popular parenting styles, and the unintended consequences that can arise when these approaches are taken too far. Danielle offers guidance on how to find balance, accountability, and flexibility in your parenting—without falling into the traps of permissiveness or [...]

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Interview with WFSB 3: Mommy Monday

Need advice on how to deal with tantrums? Parenting coach and author, Danielle Lindner, provides her expertise in this interview with WFSB 3. Watch it now: 

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Little Hearts, Big Changes: Helping Kids Navigate Divorce

I'm delighted to join Pete Wright and Seth Nelson on How to Split a Toaster to discuss helping children navigate divorce with resilience. As a parent coach and early childhood expert, I shared strategies for recognizing behavior changes, building emotional tools, and keeping communication positive between co-parents. In this episode, we explore: How to spot [...]

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Let’s Talk About What Kids REALLY Need

 Raising kind, confident, emotionally healthy kids isn’t about grand gestures—it’s often about the small, everyday moments we sometimes miss, especially in the early years. I recently joined a conversation on a podcast episode where I had the chance to share what I’ve learned from years working with children, parents, and educators. We talked about [...]

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Teaching Girls Prosocial Skills Can Start Early: Here’s How

Join Danielle Lindner as she discusses how to teach prosocial skills as early as preschool and how to help forge a lifelong love of learning in children!

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Interview with WUSA9: Tips on Surviving the Preschool Years

Parenting coach and author, Danielle Lindner, shares her parenting tips for preschool aged kids from her book "Parent's Pocket Guide to Surviving the Preschool Years" in this interview with WUSA9. Watch the interview now:

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Interview with PHL17 Morning News: Top Tips from Danielle’s New Book

Parenting preschoolers can be a whirlwind of challenges and self-doubt. It’s easy to feel like you’re the only one struggling, especially when Instagram shows us perfect families all the time. But you're not alone! Educator and author, Danielle Linder, has penned a lifeline for parents navigating these turbulent years with her new book, Parents Pocket [...]

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The Wisdom That Comes With the Second Child

When my first daughter was born, it felt like the world changed; the sun shone more brightly, and there was a spring in my step. Despite my unimaginable happiness at becoming a new mom, I was overwhelmed with fear. What if I didn’t know how to be a mom? I mean, sure, I had baby [...]

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