Your birth doesn't have to look dramatic from the outside for it to have affected you deeply.You can have a "textbook" birth and healthy baby and still walk away replaying it at 2am, feeling like something wasn't right, like nobody was really listening to you.And if that's you, you are not being dramatic, and you are not ungrateful. You're human.I sat down with Dr. Kathleen Kendall-Tackett — a health psychologist and board-certified lactation consultant who has spent

In this episode, host Nze Obinelo connects with OpheliaBurnett, the Executive Director of the New Hampshire Center for Justice and Equity. With her deep commitment to dismantling barriers and drivingtransformative policy across the Granite State. Ophelia works tirelessly to ensure that equity is not just a buzzword, but a lived reality for every community.In this episode Nze will introduce listeners to Ophelia’sleadership, at the Center and how the work at the center has become a powerfulcatalyst

Deep Parenting-ի այս թողարկման հյուրը Նելլի Խաչատրյանն է։ Զրուցում ենք երեխայի կրթության ու զարգացման միջավայրի մասին՝ սկսած մանկապարտեզից մինչև դպրոց և համալսարան։ Ինչպե՞ս հասկանալ՝ մանկապարտեզը լավ միջավայր է երեխայի համար, ինչպե՞ս նկատել, որ երեխան կարող է վնասակար վերաբերմունքի կամ միջավայրի բախվել, և ինչի՞ վրա պետք է ուշադրություն դարձնեն ծնողները։

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Dans ce nouvel épisode du podcast des Paternelles, Houssem Loussaïef reçoit Abrège Frère. Il revient sur sa célébrité soudaine, sa volonté de garder les pieds sur terre et l’éducation de ses filles, qu’il choisit de préserver des réseaux sociaux.Il évoque également la reconnaissance qu’il porte à ses parents, l’émotion liée aux souvenirs de son père et l’amour qu’il partage avec sa femme. Un échange personnel autour de la paternité, de la famille et de la manière de rester soi-même lorsque le succès

It feels like everyone around us is overwhelmed right now, so today we’re getting into why everything suddenly feels like a lot. We’re coming out of winter, the weather is warming up, life is getting busier, and there’s suddenly this pressure to get back into gear.Steph had a particularly big day at the passport office and kinder, which got us talking about admin, the mental load, and the fear of becoming the mum who needs to be reminded about everything. We’re unpacking why the little things

Grandparent grief is real.I am a grandparent. I am an estranged mother. I know what it feels like to miss the faces, the hugs, the birthdays, the summer moments, and the little pieces of a child’s life you thought you would always be part of.But grief is not proof.Loss is not motive.And missing your grandchildren does not automatically mean your adult child is weaponizing them.In this episode, I’m talking about grandparent grief, family estrangement, adult child boundaries, parent

https://rss.com/podcasts/myupperroom/?via=ILYFAva-CharlotteStory by Lori Derror, Michigan, USAMusic "Deep Relaxation" Kevin MacLeod (incompetech.com)Licensed under Creative Commons: By Attribution 4.0 Licensehttp://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0/Psalm 66:16-2016 Come and hear, all ye that fear God, and I will declare what he hath done for my soul.17 I cried unto him with my mouth, and he was extolled with my tongue.18 If I regard iniquity in my heart, the Lord will not hear me:19 But verily God

In this episode of the Celebrate Kids Podcast, Dr. Kathy Koch and Wayne Stender explore the growing use of weight loss medications in children and the deeper questions parents should consider about health, habits, identity, and emotional well being. They discuss how food can become connected to loneliness, stress, family patterns, and self worth, and why treating weight alone may miss what is happening underneath. Parents will be encouraged to seek wise medical support, look for patterns, build

What are parents secretly asking AI about their children when no one else is listening? "Is this normal?" "Why won't my child listen?" "Should I take the phone away?" "Am I being too strict?" "Did I damage our relationship?" And sometimes the question underneath it all is even more personal: Am I doing this right? Parents today have access to more parenting information than ever before, yet many feel less confident in their own judgment. In this episode of Equipped To Be, Connie Albers looks beyond

LABERFLASH ist da!Ab jetzt gibt’s bei uns zwischendurch Folgen ohne großes Thema und ohne roten Faden: Wir quatschen einfach drauflos über alles, was uns gerade beschäftigt. Diesmal springen wir von Hormonen und Midlife-Crisis über Fitnessstudio, Schule und Social Media bis hin zu „Fake it till you make it“. Dazwischen große Lebensfragen und die Erkenntnis, dass wir Frauen offenbar 22 Knochen gleichzeitig brechen könnten und trotzdem weitermachen. Wild, persönlich und garantiert nicht ganz

I’ve had the privilege of interviewing Pastor Max Lucado many times over the years, and somehow it never gets old. He’s someone so many of us have admired for years and years, which means I decided it was time to ask him a few questions I’ve been saving. You’re welcome. 😊 Today Pastor Max tells us the spiritual habit that has shaped his faith more than any other, what he wishes every 40-year-old knew, what every 70-year-old needs to remember, which Bible character he most wants to sit down with in

You know the pattern. You can see yourself doing it. You may even know exactly why you're doing it. So why can't you just stop? In this episode of Confessions of a Parent Coach, Ann Kaplan explores the uncomfortable space between self-awareness and actual behavior change. Sometimes growth doesn't look like improvement yet. Sometimes it looks like noticing yourself yelling, people-pleasing, over-functioning, controlling, or repeating an old relationship dynamic… and feeling completely frustrated that

Do you have a child who struggles when plans change, who becomes rigid and digs in, or who completely melts down and can’t recover? I want to show you how to teach kids of all ages to be resilient emotionally, control their own moods, and be responsible for their school work…without you hovering or enabling them. Discover scripts to build a more capable, flexible, resilient child.  P.S. Finally…learn how to control yourself! Instantly download the Calm Parenting Bundle now and save with our Fall

Send us Fan Mail It's pop culture queen of the month where we feature an iconic woman owning the spotlight and crown her queen! This week we're digging deep on the life, career, and success of the late great Dolly Parton. But first we're yapping about fall viruses and our 5k race. Next, we've got a quick circle back, surprise surprise, to our Drop Dead Gorgeous episode and then it's time to get in the weeds with our pop culture queen Dolly Parton! Sam's starting us off with the story of her e...

“Our first daughter, Violet, was born at 30 weeks via C-section due to a variety of health complications. She died 12 days later in the NICU, and we love and miss her so much. We were not aware until after she died that she had a fatal condition called triploidy, which was misdiagnosed as Dandy-Walker. 6.5 months later, through immense fear and grief, I became pregnant with our second daughter, Valerie, and I was lucky to find an amazing VBAC-friendly practice that believed in me despite the short

Suffering and pain can be such a challenge in our lives. How do we approach the Lord when we face this? In this episode from our archive, Betsy Hake of Jericho Ministries shares how her trust in the Lord was strengthened through cancer treatments and God’s financial provision to pay for them. The little miracles along the way were signposts that God was using it for His purposes. Her daily reliance on the Lord will be sure to encourage you in your faith!If you’d like to hear more from Betsy, check

After 30 years of helping families, Dr. Roseann Capanna-Hodge shares what real nervous system regulation looks like—more flexibility, faster recovery, confidence, and connection. As a Regulation First Parenting™ expert, she helps parents understand and support emotional dysregulation in children. Parents often hope regulation means fewer meltdowns, less arguing, and a child who never struggles. But after 30 years of working with thousands of kids and families, I can tell you: real change looks

Your teen is surrounded by voices competing for their attention, but what are they really looking for from you? In this episode, Mark explores how today’s culture of negativity, self-proclaimed experts and social media fantasy can make it difficult for teens to separate information from wisdom and truth from opinion. He explains why constant criticism can leave teens emotionally exhausted, while shallow affirmation can keep them from facing the truth they need to grow. Mark encourages parents to