• One Thing with Clover Stroud on loving your children deeply and making sure they know it

  • Jun 21 2024
  • Length: 22 mins
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One Thing with Clover Stroud on loving your children deeply and making sure they know it

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  • In this guest episode of The Therapy Edit, Anna welcomes back the ever popular guest that is Clover Stroud who shares her One Thing; nothing else matters in parenting other than loving your children deeply and making sure you communicate that love well.

    Clover Stroud is a writer and journalist, writing regularly for The Sunday Times, The Guardian and
    The Saturday and Sunday Telegraph, among others. She also hosts a popular podcast called Tiny Acts of Bravery.

    Her first book, The Wild Other, was shortlisted for the Wainwright Prize. Her critically acclaimed second book, My Wild and Sleepless Nights: A Mother's Story, and third book, The Red of My Blood: A Death and Life Story, were instant Sunday Times bestsellers and rated 'best books of the year'.

    Her fourth book Giant on the Skyline is now flying off the shelves having been released on the 9th May to rave reviews.

    She is currently living in Washington DC with her husband and the youngest three of her five children.

    Follow Clover on Instagram where she shares the true messiness of love and life.
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