Holiday seasons are loud, bright, sweet, and often overwhelming—and that’s exactly why they’re perfect for teaching kids (and ourselves) how to be present. We explore a simple presence practice that uses the five senses to bring a busy mind back to now, turning chaotic moments into chances for calm, clarity, and connection. From Halloween costumes and crinkly candy wrappers to warm pie dough and the glow of neighborhood lights, we show how everyday sensory details can anchor the nervous system and

Even parenting experts don’t always nail it. In this heartfelt “I’ll Do Better Tomorrow” episode, Justin and Kylie open up about those moments when good intentions go sideways — and what it really takes to repair connection with your kids. From tearful teenage meltdowns to awkward dinner-table confessions, this is an honest, hope-filled reminder that your love matters more than your mistakes. KEY POINTS: Why even the best parents get it wrong sometimes — and why

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Send us a text In this bonus episode, we continue our weekly series, reading and discussing excerpts from my new book, Reframe the Moment. It's super fun and appropriate because each essay grew out of a Jen is Zen episode, so why not bring it full circle. Today we talk about Chapter 6 - Feeling the Feels. We waste so much energy avoiding uncomfortable emotions. Whether it’s sadness, worry, fear, or uncertainty, pushing feelings away doesn’t make them disappear - it only delays heali...

Hey Friends~ Welcome back to this SERIES: Speech & Language Delays.  In this series, I am answering some commonly asked questions and you, dear listeners, are encouraged to send your questions!  Remember if you wonder, hundreds of others wonder the same thing! This episode revolves around the question,  “My Child Did Not “Qualify” for Speech Therapy. What Does That Mean?” Special Education and qualification is complicated. Today, you will understand what is meant by “qualifying,” what the

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This is a free preview of a paid episode. To hear more, visit daniellebean.substack.comFree preview for free subscribers, full episode for paid subscribers! Subscribe at daniellebean.substack.comSometimes it’s easier to cover up the cracks than to face what’s really broken. In this week’s Grace Unfiltered bonus episode, we’re talking about the hard—but holy—work of letting God heal what we’d rather hide.In this bonus reflection following my conversation with Laura Phelps, I share the first of three

In this conversation, Stephen DeLong shares his emotional journey as a parent navigating the diagnosis of autism for his son. He reflects on the initial hopes and expectations of parenthood, the challenges faced in communication, and the support systems that helped him and his family cope with the diagnosis. The discussion emphasizes the importance of understanding, emotional support, and proactive measures in addressing developmental challenges.Takeaways The initial excitement of

Parenting isn’t about being perfect—and in this episode Sean unpacks the life-signs that you’re making progress as a parent. Sean shows you how to recognize the small victories that add up to big transformation. Whether you’re in the thick of tantrums, teenage pushback, or just daily parenting stress, this episode will inspire you to celebrate your growth and keep moving forward on the journey to becoming the parent you were meant to be. Go deeper with Sean at SaveMyFamily.us Learn more about

Can we really teach our kids to be thankful, even if they're upset? Jim Daly and Arlene Pellicane share about teaching your children to be people of appreciation. Also, Danny and John will encourage you to recognize when your child is developing an ungrateful attitude. Find us online at focusonthefamily.com/parentingpodcast. Or call 1-800-A-FAMILY. Receive the book Screen Kids for your donation of any amount! Take the 7 Traits of Effective Parenting Assessment How Your Family Can Manage

Hidden Strengths of Studying Competition for Ultimate Success should be taught in school.But its not so you have to teach your kids at home.Use board gamesTeam gamesGames at barbecuesFollow us on Chan & Pods channelSubscribe to the show on YT and on your podcast apphttps://www.bonfire.com/store/the-chanbepoddin-spot/TikTok: @chanbepoddinInstagram @TheczywmbpodcastX @theczywmbpod#parentinginabetterway #cozywomb #thekids https://www.youtube.com/@chanpods Support this podcast at —

Send us a text The silent danger of drowning lurks in every pool, pond, and hot tub - but don't let fear keep your family from enjoying water activities this summer. Today's episode provides life-saving knowledge that empowers parents to create multiple layers of protection around curious toddlers. Did you know the American Academy of Pediatrics now recommends swimming lessons starting at just one year old? We explore why this early start builds water confidence before fear has a chance to d...

Sharing a great idea today to document the harvest of this year - the simplicity of a Gratitude Journal. It doesn't have to be fancy, just consistent and easy to reference on the toughest days. This is the time to document the beauty of this Fall season - store up ALL of the joy and goodness so you can use it and reference it in the midst of winter. Once you listen, get a head start on holiday shopping with our partner Blu Design Company. Use promo code Seasons15 at checkout...

Welcome back to the EPPiC Broadcast! In this episode, Matt Sharp, Senior Counsel and Director of the Center for Public Policy at Alliance Defending Freedom, discusses the renewed push for the Family Rights and Responsibilities Act. Matt explains how this legislation would strengthen parental rights at the federal level by applying the strict scrutiny standard to any government action that interferes with those rights, giving parents the same high level of legal protection afforded to other fu...

In this deeply moving episode, Sharanya V explores the unseen emotional inheritance that shapes the way we parent. She reveals how unresolved childhood wounds resurface during tantrums, bedtime battles, and moments of overwhelm — and how recognizing those “ghosts” allows you to break intergenerational cycles of fear, shame, and silence.💔 In this episode, you’ll learn: Why your strongest parenting triggers have roots in your own childhood. How your nervous system time-travels to old

A new study is making headlines — not because kids are on screens too much, but because many can’t stop. Dr Justin Coulson unpacks fresh research linking addictive screen use (not screen time itself) with anxiety, depression, and suicidal thoughts in teens. Learn what “addiction” really means, why it’s not an official diagnosis, and how to protect your child without constant conflict. KEY POINTS The latest data from the Adolescent Brain Cognitive Development Study

When The Wiggles covered Tame Impala’s Elephant for triple j's Like A Version, the internet couldn’t agree - did they actually change the lyrics? This week, Simon and Lachy play back the tape and settle it once and for all. Plus, the real story behind that performance, Kevin Parker’s surprise reaction, and how The Wiggles ended up claiming the #1 spot on triple j’s Hottest 100. HOSTSSimon Pryce Lachlan Gillespie PRODUCERSProduced by The Wiggles and Mylk MediaMadeline

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How looking beyond our own limitations can help us to see the happy endings in life.

Send us a text If you’re 40 weeks pregnant (or staring at that due date like… hello??), this episode is your final-stretch survival guide. I’m sharing the REAL truth about: • Why labor hasn’t started • The secret signs your body is absolutely getting ready • What actually triggers labor • How to support progress WITHOUT exhausting yourself • Red flags that mean it’s time to call your provider • Emotional prep for these final days You’ll walk away knowing: &...