Get ready with me while we talk about what people do not see when an autistic child is labelled “high functioning”. I’m sharing my experience as a mum of four autistic children, including autistic masking, the pressure that can build throughout the school day, homework meltdowns, subtle signs teachers may miss and the exhausting reality of advocating for a child who appears to be coping. If school says your child is fine but you see a completely different picture at home, you are not

You’ve prayed about it, but you still feel anxious. Does that mean you aren’t trusting God enough?In this episode, we’re looking at what the Bible says about anxiety and how it applies to motherhood. We’ll talk about bringing your worries to God without pretending you’re okay, focusing on today when your mind jumps to every “what if,” and asking for support without guilt. If your baby’s sleep has you dreading nighttime and second-guessing every wake-up, a Sleep Clarity Call can help you leave with

Hey! I'd love to hear your thoughts, send me a voice note.School anxiety can show up in many ways: stomachaches before school, tears at drop-off, trouble sleeping on Sunday nights, irritability after school, fear of making mistakes, or repeatedly asking to stay home.In this episode of the Zaiyela Streetwear Podcast, we talk about practical ways parents and caregivers can help children feel safer, calmer, and more confident about school. We’ll cover how to listen without immediately trying to fix

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Send us Fan MailWhat do you do when your autistic child is getting older, the emotions are getting bigger, the behaviours are becoming harder to understand, and the parenting strategies that used to work suddenly don’t?This episode was inspired by conversations I had with parents at the Autism Strong event in Charlotte. So many parents stopped to share what they were struggling with, and I kept thinking, “I wish we had another ten minutes.”So this episode is those extra ten minutes.We’re talking

Would your children describe you as joyful? Learn about the power of joy in a family.To read the original blog post, visit https://www.theapollosproject.com/the-power-of-a-joyful-parent/

Hey! I'd love to hear your thoughts, send me a voice note.Welcome to another cozy Zaiyela Streetwear Podcast Storytime.Today, we’re traveling into the magical world of Tom Thumb, a tiny hero whose adventures prove that being small doesn’t stop you from being brave, clever, and unforgettable.For today’s storytime, I’ll be reading The Adventures of Tom Thumb, arranged by Logan Marshall. Get comfortable, settle in, and enjoy this classic fairy-tale adventure together.✨ Love magical stories? Visit

“We need to have a chat” may be the fastest way to stop your child talking.The conversations that matter rarely happen when I’ve prepared thoughtful questions and arranged the perfect moment. They appear sideways - in the car, while chopping vegetables, at bedtime, or just when I thought I was finally off duty.In this Parent Pause, I’m wondering whether we sometimes want our children to talk because they need to - or because we want to stop worrying. And what becomes possible when we make ourselves

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What if protecting our kids too much is actually holding them back? In this powerful conversation, Dr Justin Coulson sits down with extreme athlete, sports psychologist, and author Ant Williams to unpack why so many kids struggle with pressure, discomfort, and resilience — and what parents can do differently. From diving beneath Arctic ice to coaching elite athletes under extreme stress, Ant shares the mindset shifts that help people stay calm, capable, and courageous when life gets hard

Behind parental panic is love. As a clinician who worked day and night throughout my life, I never knew what parents of Children with special needs go through. I thank parents and JDC Sparsha in Bangalore for allowing me to listen, understand, and correct the errors doctors like me made in the 20th Century.“When a child wakes distressed at two in the morning, or exhibits behaviour that they cannot comprehend, the parent’s fear personalises.The driver of thought spirals out of control, diving into an

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If you work from home, you know the drill. You're trying to figure out when you're supposed to work, when you're supposed to take care of the house, when you're supposed to work out, when you're supposed to make dinner, and somehow it all happens at the exact same time.I'm walking you through how I build a work from home schedule around the life I actually have, not the life I wish I had. But I'm also telling you why the perfect schedule doesn't exist on its own, and what it actually takes to make

This episode of Raising Humans explores the complex emotional landscape of parenting teenagers, specifically focusing on how to handle lying and rebuild trust after a breach. Host Summer Fenton addresses the gut-wrenching moment parents feel when they realize their teen is building a secret life, offering a compassionate shift from viewing lies as attacks on authority to seeing them as cries for autonomy and self-preservation. This guide is essential for parents seeking to move beyond control-based

Your children may forget what they got for Christmas.They may forget hundreds of dinners.They may forget individual conversations.But they'll remember how home felt.In Episode 166 of High Performance Parenting, Greg and Jacquie Francis explore the atmosphere parents intentionally—or unintentionally—create inside their homes.Is your home peaceful?Joyful?Encouraging?Safe?Or does it often feel stressful, critical, disconnected, or unpredictable?Greg and Jacquie share practical examples from

In this episode of the Focus on the Family Parenting podcast, host John Fuller and Dr. Danny Huerta discuss how parents can encourage their children to take risks responsibly. Young adult Caroline Shankle shares her personal journey with comparison, perfectionism, and learning to embrace failure offering practical insights for families navigating anxiety, decision-making, and the fear of getting it wrong. The Lion and the Bear Fearless Faith: Navigating Anxiety as a Teen Helping Your Child Approach

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Why do we wave at complete strangers just because they’re on another boat? In this bonus episode we unpack the weird unwritten rules of boating before things inevitably spiral into self driving cars, questionable boat behaviour, peeking into waterfront mansions and an Only Fans house giving the neighbours a very live subscription.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

On November 3, thirty-six states choose a governor. Eight elect the person who runs their state education department. Two to three dozen ballot measures touch schools directly. Most of that won’t make the national news, but it will reach a classroom near you faster than anything Congress does.In this episode I walk through the five sets of people who actually decide what happens in a school day: the governor, the chief state school officer, the state board, the legislature, and you. Then I follow

谢碧妤言语治疗师~孩子听得懂只是不想回应？重新理解“听得懂”和“会说话”See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.