Children’s author Elizabeth Sanguedolce joins us on the podcast to tell us about her first book “My Life by Fallon the Traveling Cat“. She also reminds us of the importance to encouraging children to read, and encouraging adults to read also! It makes a huge long term positive impact upon our lives. PreacherDad.com The post 058 – Interview with Elizabeth Sanguedolce appeared first on Preacher Dad.

Do you know when you are in flight mode? Can you escape the lion? Or is it just a cat? Are you aware when you pick up children in love or anger? Explore what happens to our bodies when we come in contact with a threat and how this information will help us understand our own reactions to the children in our lives.  Our bodies are actively trying to protect us, but what happens if there really is no threat?   Trigger warning: We are working through, from a birds-eye view, what trauma is and its effect

On today's show, Nick hears from cancer patient Megan McClay who is raising money for lifesaving treatment. Following the emotional call, LBC listeners raise thousands of pounds to pay for her care. Nick speaks to MP Mel Stride about the vote on the Partygate report, and also discusses a new report that school children are identifying as cats, dinosaurs and even the moon. All of that and more on this episode of the Nick Ferrari Whole show podcast.

Join me, a renowned podcaster, as I dive into a relatable topic that many youthful 40+ individuals can resonate with. Do you ever feel like you're living a life that seems more aligned with your parents' generation, despite feeling 15-20 years younger at heart? If so, you're not alone. In this episode, I explore the unique experience of balancing a spouse, children, a successful career, homeownership, and even the companionship of a cat and a dog. Together with my best friend Lindsay, we embark on

Ron joins me from Australia to discuss changing his mind about parenthood, how Australia is more conducive to children than the US, how getting a diagnosis of ADHD & ASD in his late 30s changed everything - including his views on children. He also drops in right at the end that he brings his cat with him literally everywhere, which really seems like something he should have led with. Ron is so wonderful - thank you for listening!

The first 3 years of parenting can be really intense. First you have all the months of interrupted sleep and adjustments, then the toddler shenanigans and three year olds whose curiosity literally could kill the cat (or themselves 😬) if you’re not watching every second. Parenting can be as exasperating as it is exhilarating! But on those cranky days, how can you change your own mindset to find the positive when everyone’s crying? Today’s guest, Lenora Edwards, a personal success coach and speech

Our brain’s main focus is to adjunct our bodies to navigate circumstances. If the circumstance becomes dangerous, we become protective so we can survive.  That is when our brain can make assumptions about our environment. Is the animal that is in front of us a tiger or a cat? Trigger warning: We are working through, from a birds-eye view, what trauma is and its effect on the body.  Listen to your body. You could get triggered, which is normal. You are safe here to take a break and come back

In this podcast my guests and I talk about business, cats, cannabis, and more. Robert Ramirez from Nature's Joint joins the show to help kick things off as we talk about cannabis, cats, and the realities of growing a business while raising children. Connect with Alexis here: Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/the_cat_pharm/ LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/alexisyward/ Website: https://www.thecatpharm.com/ Connect with Robert Ramirez here: Instagram:

If you are a parent or hope to become a parent one day, this episode is for you. We have an expert with us on this episode -- Jennifer Anderson is a Registered Dietitian and has a Masters of Science in public health. In 2017, she founded Kids Eat in Color, a resource that helps families feed their children from their first bite of solid food through picky eating and elementary-aged nutrition needs. We talk about the nuance and complexity of raising and feeding a family in today's world. We touch on

Ben King Welcome to the #ShareYourHotness Podcast episode 70! Y'all are in for a treat! Ben King is like a sea or serenity and joy wrapped up into a single, wonderfully amazing person. Benjamin King and his wife, Cheryl King, are the founders of a nonprofit called Blue Petal Foundation. In addition to raising their eight children together, they serve to bring a message of peace, inspiration and whole-heartedness to the world. Through his work as a Chinese Energy Medicine practitioner, Qigong

The second Sunday of every month Medical Motherhood publishes Where Is the Manual for This?!, an editorial cartoon by Lenore Eklund. This month I needed to move it up to the first Sunday because: life!Personally, I think I’m a cat. Fierce, independent but also more than willing to run and hide! What animal do you feel most represents you*? Let us know in the comments. Medical Motherhood’s news round upSnippets of news and opinion from outlets around the world. Click the links for the full story.•

Naomi chats with Nicole Soule of How to Train a Dream Dog about the similarities between being parents of young children and animal trainers, raising children alongside pets and her own adventures of moving her own multi-species household in with her fiancé and his dog - all while being pregnant with their first child!Key Moments[00:34] Guest introduction[01:19] Icebreaker: Two truths and a lie about Nicole[04:22] Training Service Dogs[05:29] Cast of characters: Charlie the human, Voo the cat, and

It isn’t easy to change our perspective and stay positive. It’s way easier to focus on all negative stuff. And man, there's a lot. Especially right now. This episode is about how we can actively change our perspective and reshape our reality, including the challenges we face as disability families. Here is the link to the EXCELLENT study I talked about in this episode: Strength in Diversity: Positive Impacts of Children with Disabilities **** This podcast was recorded in Garageband and edited by

From The Cat Came Back, Polly Wolly Doodle, We’re Gonna Shine, to You Can Do It (If You Try), once you hear Fred’s songs, you’ll be singing along all day. Fred Penner has been the soundtrack to so many kids' lives and now those kids (myself included) are raising their kids on his music! His positivity and upbeat music is fun to listen to for those young and old. His songs are about encouragement, love, kindness, feelings and being positive. It was my sincere honour to interview Fred

As soon as I feel like I have a handle on the terminology in the disability community, I come across something new. Like "Glass Children." I'd never heard of this until a few months ago. In this episode I share a bit about who Glass Children are and what parents and the community at large can do to help make sure that kids with disabled siblings feel SEEN and heard. Jamie Guterman's TED Talk about growing up as a Glass Child **** This podcast was recorded in Garageband and edited by Lisa

*Content Warning: some rather traumatic content about a child (my child) choking. This episode is about why children, kids with disabilities in particular, choke. And also, what we as caregivers can do to keep our kids as safe as possible. **** This podcast was recorded in Garageband and edited by Lisa Thornbury. Read more and find the transcript for this episode at averybrightlife.com. And, come chat with us on social! No seriously, c'mon over! It's fun there. Instagram: @LisaThornbury Facebook:

It's Easter and John's son was attacked by a cat. Thanks for the emails basementbuddiespod@gmail.com

I'm an inquisitive person. I'm also nosy. I like to know things about people. But, I'm not a jerk about it. I don't make unwelcome comments about people I don't know or ask them personal questions. So why do some people feel it's okay to cross that line when it comes to disabled children? I've been asked, "What's wrong with her?" and "Why does she talk like that?" and other equally rude questions about Avery's disabilities many times. I don't anticipate that will stop any time soon, so we've come up

There’s a thin line between compliments and harassment. Discussion on the levels of cat calling, how men handle rejection, and how we plan to approach these topics with our children.