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Remember when a big night out was exciting and not exhausting? Katie and Rachel question whether they've become boring in their 40s. From preferring pyjamas over parties to Katie nearly writing a complaint letter at a concert, are they getting old or just getting better at knowing what they want?See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

You only have to be brave enough to take the next step, even if you are afraid.Show Notes: https://bit.ly/4jcAyqu The God on the Go Podcast is powered by our friends at George Fox University.

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Want to read more books but can’t seem to find the time? Between work, parenting, and never-ending to-do lists, making time to read can feel impossible.In this solo episode of Tidy Tidbits, Tidy Dad shares how he makes room for books as a father of three, full-time NYC public school teacher, and marathon runner.From his five-minute morning reading routine to swapping bedtime scrolling for a good book, he’s sharing practical ways to read more without adding another chore to your to-do list. Plus, a

Drop us some Fan Mail. Thanks! How can families navigate open adoption from foster care while maintaining the safety and boundaries their child needs? In this Weekend Wisdom episode, we answer a listener’s question about staying connected with birth parents after adopting a young child from foster care. We discuss how openness can help children maintain connections to their history, identity, culture, and important relationships while recognizing the circumstances that led to foster car...

Two kids. Two fields. Two schedules. And somehow, only one of you.In this episode of The Sports Mom Playbook, Rachel gets real about one of the hardest parts of raising multiple kids in sports: what happens when everyone needs you at the exact same time?From conflicting game schedules and missing shin guards to the sibling who spends every weekend on someone else’s sideline, Rachel shares practical ways to manage the chaos without letting mom guilt take over.She also tackles the game you inevitably

AI can give kids answers faster, but Dr. Jennifer Steele says "doing it fast is not the point." In part two of our conversation about AI, we discuss why kids still need foundational knowledge and the experience of working through hard things, and how to use AI as a tool.

This week, we touch on the extremely unsettling arrest and DV allegations against Sam Wood, and the ethics around the botched execution in the US of convicted murderer Christa Pike. In lighter news, Mel was mistaken for a celeb in the worst place possible, and Monty asks whether it's ok to call strangers out for being annoying in public. Enjoy! Fancy supporting us on Patreon? Find out more here. Follow us and get in touch on Instagram here. Follow us on Facebook here.See omnystudio.com/listener for

James Foley reads from ‘Amazing Astro Animals’,his non-fiction, encyclopedia-style book featuring more than 60 true stories of animals in space. 00:00 Settle in for Friday First Chapters 01:51 James Foley reads 'Amazing Astro Animals' Read the show notes for all book references at yourkidsnextread.com.au/podcast Sign up to the Your Kid's Next Read newsletter Connect with Allison, Megan and the Your Kid’s Next Read Community on Facebook Visit allisontait.com | megandaley.com.au

How do you define healthy baby sleep? I bet you’ve been told it’s a baby who goes in their crib drowsy but awake, falls asleep independently, and sleeps through the night. That’s our cultural definition of healthy sleep, but it’s not a more developmentally informed, biologically based definition. In this week’s episode, I’m walking you through a better way to conceptualize healthy baby sleep. I’m also sharing a reminder that healthy and normal doesn’t mean easy or sustainable, and to always r...

https://teachhoops.com/Tryouts are coming, and with them the part of coaching nobody puts on a highlight reel. In this episode Coach Collins takes on cut day, the two hours a year that reveal more about a program than any game on the schedule. After a long career he is blunt about it: it never got easier, not once, and it should not. The central idea is that everybody in the building is watching how you do it. The kid being cut is watching. His parents are watching. His friends in the hallway are

When your adult child is struggling, every mom wants to step in and make things better. But rescuing your grown child can keep them from building the resilience they need. In this episode, Pamela Henkelman shares six practical ways to support your struggling adult child without rescuing them. Learn how to listen with empathy, encourage resilience, point them toward God, and let go with greater trust.HELPFUL LINKS: Free Guide: 10 Things Not to Say to Your Adult Child(And 5 Ways to Stop Yourself from

Boys need to learn trust early to know what it feels and looks like.Trust building is important.Follow us on Chan & Pods channelhttps://www.youtube.com/@chanpods Subscribe to the show on YT and on your podcast apphttps://www.bonfire.com/store/the-chanbepoddin-spot/Do you workout as a mom… Grab some gear here:https://www.bonfire.com/store/mommy-muscle-too/Instagram @TheczywmbpodcastX @theczywmbpod#parentinginabetterway #cozywomb #ifihadason Advertising Inquiries:

The more you monitor your kids, the more they might hide. Research on parental monitoring shows that knowing where your kids are matters far less than creating a relationship where they feel safe telling you what is really going on. Justin and Kylie Coulson unpack what the research says about disclosure, surveillance, rules and trust, and share five practical ways to help your kids keep talking when things go wrong. KEY POINTS Why kids' voluntary disclosure tells parents more than surveillance How

DEAR READY OR NOT: How do you announce another pregnancy when your boss has already judged you for it? What can employers ask you about having kids in a job interview? And what do you do when you earn more than your husband but still do more at home?— Got a question? Submit it here! See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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This episode is presented by Mightier.Caroline Warnes had no idea until her 40s. When her son went through his autism and ADHD diagnosis, a few bells started ringing for her too, and the two of them ended up with what she calls the twinsy diagnoses, at the same time, both of them. Now it's just the two of them in Sydney, Australia, a tiny little family that runs on structure and routine. In this Seen and Heard conversation, Caroline talks about growing up when girls didn't get diagnosed, why

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Whether you lean strict or soft, you've probably never been told which parenting style you slip into, or what the research shows happens to kids raised inside each one. This video walks you through the three you're most likely to land in, in plain language, with no shame attached and gives you the piece you've been missing: Reasoned Rules, the way into the style linked to the best outcomes for kids.You'll learn the difference between rules that build respect and rules that just build compliance, why