In this episode of Autism Mommy’s Potty Talk, Michelle sits down with Rebecca—a mom who had tried to potty train her pre-verbal son four different times… with zero success. But everything changed when she joined the program. Rebecca shares how her son went from aggressive and frustrated to potty trained, making sounds, and finally feeling happy. She opens up about the emotional toll, how mindset work with our coach Stella shifted everything, and how using an iPad as a reinforcer (the right w...

It’s one of the trickiest things for parents to watch - when your child wants to join in, but shyness or fear holds them back. This week, Simon and Lachy call on Tsehay, Lucia, John and Evie to share their own stories of confidence, stage fright and finding their voices. From visualising success to turning nerves into excitement, The Wiggles talk about the small things that can make a big difference. HOSTSSimon Pryce Lachlan Gillespie GUESTSEvie FerrisLucia FieldJohn PearceTsehay Hawkins

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In this episode, we welcome Jared Ciner from Spirit Club to explore the unique challenges—and surprising advantages—of going to the gym and staying in shape when you have a disability. Jared shares insights from his journey and discusses how inclusive fitness can empower individuals of all abilities.

Discover the "legend" behind one of our favorite, sleepy little towns.

This is one of my shorter mini-episodes where I read this weeks Substack article. We answer here the simple and yet extremely common question "What are we supposed to do when our kid hits us or someone else?" If you would like to support my work consider subscribing on Substack for $5 per month. It is the best way to support my work and keep the podcast episodes coming! Send us a text Support the show

In this heartfelt and relatable episode, Kimberly opens up about life in the “second half”—the emotional shifts that come with the change of life, and watching your kids carve out their own lives.She shares her thoughts on taking intentional breaks, creating her own space, learning breathwork, rediscovering joy, and preparing to return refreshed in 2026.This isn’t an ending—it’s a renewal. Tune in for laughter, reflection, and a reminder to count your wins and give yourself grace for the rest. So,

Have you ever noticed how easy it is to slip into “fix-it” mode when your teen shuts down or rolls their eyes? You want connection, but fear takes over — fear they’ll pull away, make poor choices, or that you’re not doing enough. In this episode, Terri helps you uncover the real reason behind that reaction and how it’s connected to your identity as a mom.Through Psalm 139, you’ll discover what it means to be fully known, loved, and seen by God — and how this truth becomes the anchor that steadies

You can navigate storms in your parenting, if your eye is on the North Star. For Christians, the Great Commission is the North Star of our parenting.To read the original blog post, visit https://www.thegospelcoalition.org/article/parents-follow-this-north-star/

Why does your teen or tween keep asking for reassurance—and why doesn’t it actually help in the long run? In this episode of The Parenting Pair Podcast, Dr. Annalise Caron and Dr. Suzanne Allen unpack reassurance seeking as a safety behavior that often signals underlying anxiety.They explore why offering repeated reassurance may calm kids momentarily but ultimately can reinforce and even increase their worry. Instead, Drs. Caron and Allen focus on how parents can respond in ways that foster

In this follow-up to The Gift of Boredom, Kelsey dives deeper into what’s really happening when our kids say, “I’m bored.” Drawing from Hold On to Your Kids by Dr. Gordon Neufeld and Dr. Gabor Maté, she explores how boredom isn’t just about needing more to do—it’s often a signal for reconnection and attachment.You’ll learn:Why boredom can be a powerful opportunity to “collect” your child’s heartHow modern life and peer attachment have shifted children’s sense of belongingWhy quick fixes

Has your child started asking questions about their birth family? 🤔Do you worry about what to say or how much to share? 💬 What if your honesty could actually strengthen your child’s trust and sense of belonging? 💛 Hi Neighbor, In this heartfelt conversation, I sit down again with my friend and trusted adoption professional, Jane Baker. Jane has walked alongside countless families navigating the tender emotions of adoption reunions when children want to know more about—or even meet—their birth

Send us a text Have you struggled to find time for yourself after baby without feeling guilty? In this episode, we will cover: Why self-care is essential for your well-being as a new mom.How to carve out "me time" without compromising your responsibilities.The importance of overcoming mom guilt to prioritize your needs.… and a whole lot more!If you’re ready to embrace guilt-free “me time” and take care of yourself as a new mom, then this episode is for you! Resources mentioned: >> Get t...

If you've ever felt overwhelmed by device settings or wondered what your kid's school Chromebook is actually filtering, this one's for you. PLCS Director of Technology Matt Moore breaks down the difference between what schools manage and what you can control at home - from iPhones and Androids to gaming consoles and Netflix profiles. He explains where to find parental control tools you didn't know existed, why that "downtime" feature matters for sleep, and the warning signs (like defensivenes...

Join Michelle, fellow parent, Mom of 3, and recovering yeller, in uncovering what we, as parents, need to parent peacefully, where we get stuck & why. Want to learn with Michelle: Learning about attachment in my work as an Emotionally Focused Therapist, reading Dr. Laura Markham’s, Dr. Daniel Siegel’s books, and finding Hand in Hand parenting all solidified my commitment to parent peacefully. There was just one problem. It felt impossible at times. When my kids were sm...

In this insightful episode of The Parent Whisperer Podcast, Richard Ramos dives deep into how parents can avoid raising spoiled, entitled children in today’s instant-gratification culture. Drawing from research and his own Parents on a Mission principles, he explains the six signs of spoiled behavior—like low self-control, aggression, and rebellion—and offers practical ways to build gratitude, patience, and respect in your kids. From managing tantrums to teaching the “lost art of patience,” t...

There’s nothing quite like that first moment — the knock at the door, the nervous smile, the mix of excitement and fear that fills the air. In this episode of What the Foster!, we talk about the rollercoaster of emotions that comes with meeting your new foster child for the very first time. We’ll explore:The anticipation and anxiety leading up to placement day.How to create a warm, calm, and welcoming environment when everything feels brand new.The emotional impact on both you and the child — from

If you’ve been a foster parent for more than five minutes, you already know — case managers are at the heart of everything. They can be your greatest ally, your biggest source of stress, or sometimes both in the same week! In this episode of What the Foster!, we dive into the ups, downs, and in-betweens of working with case managers. We’ll talk about:What a case manager’s role really is (and what it’s not).How to build a positive, respectful working relationship — even when communication is

As parents, it’s tough to know when to step in and when to step back. Should you let your child struggle a little to build resilience —or intervene before things get worse? In this episode, Sean breaks down the art of wise parental intervention. Parents will learn how to recognize the signs that their child is genuinely struggling, the dangers of over-rescuing, and practical strategies to support kids without disempowering them. You'll walk away with clear tools to balance love, support,

If the thought of unpacking bins of holiday decorations makes you feel more stressed than merry, this episode is for you. I’m walking you through five simple, practical steps to simplify and streamline your holiday decor - so you can actually enjoy the season without feeling buried in clutter.Before you head to Target or HomeGoods, press pause! We’re shopping your home first. Learn how to focus on what matters most, decorate intentionally, and create peaceful, clutter-free spaces for your favorite