Parenting with and through anxiety can give a person anxiety. How do I overcome my irrational (and sometimes rational) fears to let my children grow up with a healthy relationship with their own fear and anxiety? If being a worrywart is contagious, how do I make sure I’m avoiding anxious sneezing all over my kids? A few mental tricks, a few just biting down and doing it scared, and a little exposure therapy has worked for Gwenna and Tori. Join them as they discuss parenting with anxiety and what’s

Usually on Wednesdays, we discuss a newer entertainment property. But since yesterday's Lost episode was tantalizingly close to the end of season 3, we decided to bump Only Murders in the Building and devote today's chat to the two-hour season 3 finale, "Through the Looking Glass." People die, people almost die, people seem to be dead but aren't really dead. People seem to be in the past when they're in the future. People seem to be on Team Ben or Team Jack or Team Anyone But Those Two. We're still

In this episode of The Best for Baby Podcast, paediatric physiotherapist Lisa shares the top three things every parent and parent-to-be needs to know to help their baby thrive; and to avoid the most common developmental issues she sees in her clinic, like Flat Head Syndrome (Plagiocephaly) and delayed motor milestones. You’ll hear the real-life story of Lucy and her baby girl, whose journey through tongue-tie, head-turning preference, and helmet therapy highlights how easily modern parenting...

Tips for coping with illness when you have babies or toddlers... This is the one where Emma and Elliot chat (mostly moan) about having colds and the family all coming down with a sickness bug. A surprisingly funny & silly episode, despite the lovely topic! The challenges of parenting through illness, all the extra washing, how it affects our kids, sleep, being off school & work, worrying about your baby's health, trips to the hospital - and all that fun stuff! Plus advice and suggesti...

Send us a text I hope you enjoy this episode! Teen friendships can be beautiful -and brutal. This episode explores why some kids become “mean girls,” how exclusion and gossip take root, and what’s really happening beneath the surface. Drawing from Relational Aggression and Social Identity Theory, it explains how insecurity, power dynamics, and the need to belong shape behavior in middle and high school friend groups. The discussion discusses how social media magnifies hierarchy and comparison...

Text me a message! I would love to hear from you! In this episode, I talk with Judy Fulmer, founder of College PrepXcel, an independent educational consulting company that guides students skillfully and strategically through the college admissions process so they know what to expect—and how to truly stand out. Judy helps parents and teens navigate the often-overwhelming world of college prep with clarity and confidence. She works with all families, but as a former homeschool mom herself, she ...

Send Kiona a Text Message! In this episode, Thad, a partner and father, shares his perspective on what it was like to watch his wife Patty go through multiple pregnancies and how they handled each transition as a couple. He also talks about a bonus birth that he experienced while operating an Army helicopter! birthasweknowitpodcast.com/91 Disclaimer: This podcast is intended for educational purposes only with no intention of giving or replacing any medical advice. I, Kiona Nessenbaum, am not ...

I'm diving deep into teaching life skills to teens—from driving and money management to cooking and getting their first job. If you're stressed about whether your teen is "ready" to launch, this episode is for you. I share how I navigated the messy middle of raising two very different kids, why mistakes are actually gifts, and how to stop micromanaging and start believing in your teen's ability to figure things out. Learn when to step in, when to let go, and how shifting from "this is who my kid is"

A conversation with Amy P. about miraculous pregnancies, living with a degenerative disease through the hardest years of parenting, discovering the unique joys and challenges of raising kids with special needs, experiencing God’s entirely unexpected answers to prayers, and choosing hope over fear.

Send us a text The Jets finally win a game, while the Giants suffer a brutal injury. Plus, who’s dressing up for Halloween? Allswell - Your Dream Bed Starts HereFree delivery on your first order over $35.Instacart - Groceries delivered in as little as 1 hour.Free delivery on your first order over $35.Disclaimer: This post contains affiliate links. If you make a purchase, I may receive a commission at no extra cost to you.The ED/BC Podcast. You think you hate it now, but wait until you list...

Welcome to the 38th episode of We've Got This... Maybe! The Podcast!Halloween, a time for sweets, scares, and… childhood confusion? 🎃 This week, we’re talking all things trick or treat - or as one of us used to say, “trickle treating!” From awkward costumes and knocking on strangers’ doors to the parents who refused to let us celebrate, we’re unpacking what Halloween really meant growing up. We'd love to hear from you so drop us a message on socials or email us at wgtmpodcast@gmail.com . Want

Text Us! In this episode, Deonna and Rhandyl share the high, low, and buffalo (random thing that happened) from the past month. From anniversary vacations, to speaking engagements, to family loss and emergencies, it's been an exciting past few weeks! Please subscribe, leave a review, and follow us on social media to know about upcoming episodes and to participate in this podcast. Instagram - @raisingdisabledpodcast Facebook - Raising Disabled Podcast

In today's episode we're talking with new mama Sam Peters about her truly amazing and inspiring home birth story of her son Brooks.Sam reached out to us via email a few months ago, thanking us for doing the show and spreading the empowering conversation around home birth. She opened up and shared part of her story with us. We had to have her on the show. Sam represents empowered, magical, healing birth after the trials and heartache of trying to conceive (TTC). She and her husband Brady were

Sarah Lavonne discusses her work as a registered nurse, childbirth educator, and the founder of BundleBirth , a global education company training nurses in physiological birth.Connect with the guest: @BundleBirth @BundleBirthNurses bundlebirth.com YouTube BundleBirth on IP+ Informed Pregnancy Media and ⁠⁠⁠Mahmee⁠⁠⁠ present an all new podcast! One Way or a Mother is a new narrative podcast from Dr. Elliot Berlin, DC. Each season is an intimate story of one woman, one pregnancy, and all of

In today’s episode, I’m talking about something I’ve witnessed far too many times — the scarcity mindset that shows up in mum-led business communities, and the competition-over-collaboration culture that quietly holds us all back. From my very first baby business 15 years ago to the work I do now, I’ve seen how fear and insecurity can make women turn on each other — even when we’re the very ones who should be lifting each other up. I’ve been on the

Dr. Tom Curran shares insights from St. Pope John Paul II and explains how they have shaped his own life. Tom gives practical applications for two main themes, such as: the person as a gift and the moment for evangelization.

Whether your child can but won’t, can’t yet, or really can’t, the result is the same—they aren’t doing what’s expected. The solution isn’t to lower the bar or double down on consequences—it’s to raise both support and expectation together. In this episode, you’ll learn how to use the High Support + High Expectation approach to: Respond wisely when kids “can but don’t”Give help without enabling or rescuingKeep standards high without harshnessBuild confidence, competence, and consistencyThis is...

On this episode, I talked about my Disney Experience with my family. Enjoy this episode. If You support this episode, grab my latest book! https://www.amazon.com/Defeating-Struggle-Journal-Entries-Conqueror-ebook/dp/B07M6PH31J

It's been a while since Daddy Ash has had an "accident" in public. Unfortunately, it happened at the worst place possible and has left him scarred ever since. Matty J has found a way to sort out Lola's phantom "tummy aches" at the doctors. Is he an evil genius or just a very loving dad?! Making a return for this week's episode is your Parenting Lies and Pa-Rants! We've got some good ones. We also answer your parenting questions: How do I fix my toddler's irrational fear of flies?! BUY OUR SMELLY

Send us a text What if a camera could say what your voice can’t? We sit down with Bianca, a neurodivergent artist and mother living with bipolar II, ADHD, and autistic traits, to explore how art, therapy, and the right clinical support helped her turn pain into purpose. From a turbulent childhood in post-communist Romania to a leap-of-faith move to Adelaide during the pandemic, her story threads vulnerability with resolve, and invites us to rethink what recovery and advocacy can look like. W...