Nie wiem, czy kiedykolwiek mając tyle urządzeń wykonujących tyle czynności za nas, byliśmy tak zabiegani i zaaferowani codziennymi zadaniami.Tak bardzo, że aż odkładamy na bok to, co najważniejsze, co sprawia, że jesteśmy tym, kim jesteśmy, i możemy to w pełni poczuć.Nie tylko my, ale i nasze dzieci - niemal od samego początku.Kiedy pierwszy raz usłyszałam o stworzonej przez Arno Sterna pracowni Malort, potraktowałam to jako sympatyczną "zajawkę".Ewa i Mirek w tej rozmowie pokazali, że to dużo

Rebecca, Anke, Tammy, Lissy and Heather are back with Part 2 of the Edinburgh Society of Unapologetically Imperfect Mothers 2025 Halloween Guide... and this week's episode is not to be missed!  The mums are talking all things CREEPY, SCARY, GHOSTLY.  Stand by for some truly creepy stories that take place at Edinburgh landmarks.... and even in the Mums' own homes!The ladies discuss the Ghostly Piper and the Grey lady of Edinburgh Castle, the MacKenzie Poltergeist of Greyfriar's Kirkyard, the Banshee

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Ever wondered how to truly connect with your neurodiverse child, especially when life feels like one long guessing game? In this episode of Demystifying Child’s Play, host Ruth Vercoe welcomes Sarah from We Are Equal — a mum of four, early childhood teacher, and passionate advocate for neurodiversity, to share the five powerful lessons she wishes she’d known going into parenting her autistic son. From navigating “safe foods” and understanding sensory overload to handling social pressur...

Struggling to connect with your teenager? You’re not alone. In this episode of Parenting Teens with Dr. Cam, pediatric psychologist Dr. Ann-Louise Lockhart shares transformative, brain-based strategies to help parents rebuild connection with defiant, distant, or disconnected teens.Learn why the phrase “I love my teen, but I don’t like them right now” resonates so deeply with parents—and how to move from constant conflict to calm, connected communication. Dr. Lockhart explains the neuroscience

Being a working mom in media isn’t for the faint of heart- and B96 Brand Manager + mom of two Molly Cruz gets it. In this episode, Molly and Paulina talk about what it really looks like to juggle inboxes, toddlers, and the pressure to “do it all.” From learning to handle hard better, to letting go of perfection, to finding confidence after motherhood changes everything- this convo is the reminder every ambitious mom needs. We get into: ✨ How to stop apologizing for not being “perfect” 🧠 Why

Hanging over your head is the thought of writing a transcript for your high schooler. It sounds like an overwhelming task, but what if I told you that it isn't. After 2 graduates and 1 who is close to that, I used to be in your shoes. I thought there was some special skill needed for this, but it turns out that anyone can do it: even me and you! I have a few simple steps that will help you be prepared to write that transcript, so you can spend more time homeschooling than filling out a form. And

With the holidays coming up, many moms wish they could visit family or plan a getaway—but the price of flights makes it feel impossible. That’s why I’m re-airing this popular episode with Amber Paul from Amber on Points, who teaches families how to travel for free (or almost free) using credit card points.A year after recording this, I’ve now been practicing what Amber teaches—and it’s truly changed what’s possible for our family. We earned about $12,000 in free travel this year, and my credit

Neste episódio, Lux e Letícia exploram a conexão entre suas histórias pessoais e a importância da confiança no parto e na vida. Elas discutem a sabedoria da mulher, a responsabilidade nas escolhas e a integração do parto com a vida cotidiana. A conversa aborda a desconstrução de crenças limitantes e a busca pela liberdade de agir de acordo com a própria verdade, enfatizando que cada decisão influencia o futuro e a sociedade. Get full access to Lux Berndt at luxberndt.substack.com/subscribe

Parenting isn’t a competition, it’s a collaboration. In this episode, Kyle and Sara Wester explore what it means to co-create with your kids instead of slipping into a win-lose mindset. They unpack the cultural messages that keep parents stuck in control or compliance mode and show how shifting toward connection, play, and collaboration can transform your family dynamics. Through real examples and practical insights, you’ll learn how play builds trust, how collaboration teaches ...

In dieser Episode spreche ich darüber, was echte Veränderung im Alltag möglich macht – und warum es nicht darum geht, mehr zu tun, sondern die richtigen Dinge bewusster zu tun.Du erfährst, wie neue Gewohnheiten wirklich entstehen, warum kleine Schritte den größten Unterschied machen und wie du lernst, dich nicht mehr vom Außen ablenken zu lassen, sondern dich wieder mit dir selbst zu verbinden 🎙 In dieser Episode erfährst du: ✨ warum Veränderung Zeit braucht und was dein Gehirn dabei wirklich

In 1984, I wrote algorithms and created a programme called “PAT”, the Paediatric Assessment Tool. This was to help junior doctors (SHOs) distinguish between minor and severe illnesses that require hospitalisation. I identified the loopholes, stopped validating this tool, and began searching for an alternative. This was long before Jerome Groopman mentioned Algorithms in his book “How Doctors Think”Dr Jerome Groopman (2007) emphasises that medicine is not a one-size-fits-all discipline; each patient

Send us a text In today’s episode, Devon Kuntzman and I dive deep into what’s really happening inside your toddler’s brain when they lose it — and how you can respond without spiralling yourself. We unpack why your child’s meltdowns aren’t your fault, what they’re trying to tell you through their behavior, and the simple mindset shift that will change how you see tantrums forever. If you’ve ever thought, “Why is my child doing this to me?” or “I said no… why can’t they just listen?” the...

When we think of perimenopause, we hear about hot flashes—but what about the mood swings, anxiety, and depression no one talks about? In this episode, Sarah sits down with Reproductive Psychiatrist Dr. Lindsay Standeven to break down the mental health side of perimenopause. They talk about why women are more likely to face depression during this stage, what it means if you’ve struggled in pregnancy or postpartum, and—most importantly—what you can do now to protect your mental health. About Dr...

Welcome to Rhythm, Routine, and Reverence! In this episode, I sit down with Hannah Van Ark. Hannah is a dietitian, mom of two little ones, and former clinical nutrition researcher on a mission to help other moms feel energized, well-fed, and confident in feeding themselves and their families with a plant-forward lifestyle. She holds degrees in Physiology and Neuroscience from the University of Colorado at Boulder, and a Master’s in Food Science and Human Nutrition from Colorado State University

Six hundred episodes in, we’re celebrating with Catherine Price—the award-winning journalist behind How to Break Up with Your Phone and The Power of Fun. Catherine makes a simple, wake-you-up claim: our lives become what we pay attention to. She shares how a late-night moment with her newborn sparked a phone “breakup,” why a true Digital Sabbath can feel like oxygen, and how three elements—playfulness, connection, and flow—turn ordinary moments into the kind of fun that leaves you buoyant for days

📬 “Clarity Wins: A Recruit’s Playbook with Coach Vinny Barber” 🤼‍♂️🧭 In Part 2, Coach Vinny Barber—Head Men’s Wrestling Coach at the University of Lynchburg—gets practical about recruiting for high school athletes, parents, and coaches. Drawing from concrete examples in the conversation, Vinny shows what actually earns attention, builds trust, and moves you up a coach’s list—without the fluff. You’ll hear: Communication that counts — how to reach out with purpose, follow up, and keep it