Join Brandon and Cameron Brundidge on this fun-filled episode of the Simply Autastic Siblings Podcast as they explore the New Children’s Museum in St. Cloud, Minnesota! The siblings share the four awesome things they did during their visit — from hands-on exhibits to creative adventures that sparked their imaginations. #SimplyAutasticSiblings #FamilyFun #ChildrensMuseum #StCloudMN #podcast

The most effective leaders don't always stand in front. Dr. Roger Smith argues that true parental leadership means finding ways to walk behind your children, influencing them while giving them the space to grow. Discover how to foster curiosity and confidence by letting your kids take the physical lead on a hike or even run a simple errand alone, all while remaining engaged and creating a relationship where they choose to look back to you for guidance and safety, not control.Visit me at:

Welcome to a new season 'fresh' back from holidays! Rach has done nothing but kids stuff for 2 weeks and is over it, so imagine how happy she was when the hotel room she booked for her & 2 kids only had ONE bed!See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

The greatest among you must be a servant. But those who exalt themselves will be humbled, and those who humble themselves will be exalted. (Matthew 23:11–12 NLT)Moses’s life was full of ups and downs. But he is forever known as a great and humble leader. When Moses was born, Pharaoh had ordered all Hebrew baby boys to be killed, but God had a different plan for Moses’s life: He was saved by God’s plan and raised in Pharaoh’s palace. And in another turn of events, God called Moses to lead his people

In this episode, I share the raw and revealing story of how I became the changemaker for my son Rocco—stepping beyond experts, schools, and traditional advice to transform our family’s autism journey. I dive into: The pivotal moment I was called out of fear and into action—forging my own path as a parent advocateWhy I stopped waiting for schools and therapists to “fix” things, and what happened when I dared to trust my instincts How I found (and became) the role models I wish...

Hosts Julianna Scott and Kelley Jensen explore the concept of "speed to acceptance" when parenting autistic children. Drawing from the five stages of grief, they discuss how quickly moving through denial, anger, bargaining, and depression to reach acceptance can free parents emotionally and help them recognize their child's progress realistically. The hosts share personal stories, including Julianna's pink room painting project, and critique the well-meaning but often unhelpful "Welcome to

If it feels like all your child wants to eat are snacks, sweets, or packaged foods - and no matter what you do, they refuse vegetables or other foods you think they need… You’re not alone, and there's nothing wrong with your child. In fact, this is completely normal. But that doesn’t mean you have to give up... or resort to forcing them to eat veggies (or cut out “junk” altogether). Often, what’s happening is a combination of natural tendencies, learned behaviors, and the environment ar...

There are so many theories about education—and almost all of them are as dumb as rocks. Why? Because they’ve taken what God built into every human—the ability to learn and teach—and turned it into a business. Hi, I’m Sherry Hayes, mom of 15 and homeschooler for over 36 years. In this episode of Mom Delights, I’ll share how modern education became a self-serving system built on jargon and bureaucracy, and how we can return to something far simpler—and far more powerful. We’ll talk about:🌿 The truth

Has your child ever had an outburst you didn't expect? John and Danny share moments where that happened with some of their kids. Plus, Jim Daly speaks to Melissa Hannigan on lessons she learned about emotions from working in a women's correctional facility. Find us online at focusonthefamily.com/parentingpodcast. Or call 1-800-A-FAMILY. Receive the book "Inconvenient Parenting: Activate Your Child's God-Given Traits" for your donation of any amount! Take the 7 Traits of Effective Parenting

Answering this week's Top 5 Sleep Questions. This week’s questions highlight the following topics: - How can I support my 12 week old who only does contact naps to transition to bassinet naps? - 1 nap for my 17 month old has been very tough. He is doing short naps, including at his new daycare. How can I lengthen his naps? - My 15 month old just started a new daycare and isn’t always going down for a nap. How do I handle days when he doesn’t nap? - My 4 month old has a good first stretch of s...

In this warm and witty reflection on modern motherhood, we'll explore the tension many parents feel between structured and unstructured play. With humor and heart, I share my personal journey of letting go of the pressure to constantly entertain or schedule my children. Drawing from real-life moments—including a grounding that led to unexpected creativity and a comedy show staged by my 5 5/4 year old.... yes you read that correctly... Well highlight the surprising benefits of boredom. Well ar...

Birth isn’t just a physical experience; it’s a deeply mental and emotional one too. The way you prepare your mind can have a huge impact on how you feel during labour and beyond.In this episode of The Hypnobirthing Podcast, I share 7 powerful ways to prepare your mind for birth so you can approach your baby’s arrival with calm, confidence, and trust in your body. We’ll cover: ✨ Why knowledge is power in birth ✨ How to reframe negative beliefs and replace them with positive ones ✨ The importance of

In this heartwarming conversation, Stephen DeLong introduces his son Bradley, sharing their playful interactions and insights into family life. They discuss Bradley's favorite foods, activities, and the excitement of a recent book fair, culminating in a series of jokes that highlight the joy of childhood and the bond between father and son.

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.California will ban ultra-processed foods from school meals by 2035, while the USDA’s new national standards cut added sugar and sodium starting 2025. Drs. Alicia and Stephanie Rolin explain what’s changing on the lunch tray and why it matters for kids’ health.Note: This is not intended to be medical advice, and the content is solely the responsibility of the authors and does not necessarily represent the official views of their employers or funders.

Send us a text Concerned about that strange bulge you noticed during your baby's diaper change? You're not alone. Inguinal hernias affect countless children, yet many parents don't recognize the warning signs until a minor issue becomes an urgent medical situation. This deep dive explores everything you need to know about pediatric inguinal hernias – those mysterious bulges where intestine or abdominal tissue pushes through a weakness in the groin area. We break down why this happens (hint: ...

Send us a text How to enjoy Halloween even with your kids..(10/15/25) This is podcast Season #4, episode #117 Get Help Dad Podcast with Bad jokes and tips and tricks to make your life alittle bit better. Instagram: get.help.dad.podcastTiktok: @get.help.dad.podYoutube: Get Help Dad PodcastFYI: You are a great parent!! You can send in your own parenting advice, Dad topics, tell us where you are listening from or lawn care advice to gethelpdad@gmail.com. We are excited to hear fro...

In this episode of The Development Download, Lisa and Erin dive into the fascinating world of auditory processing — how the brain makes sense of what we hear. They’ll break down what it really means when a child struggles to follow directions, tune out background noise, or respond to verbal information — and why it’s not always about hearing loss.You’ll learn how auditory processing impacts attention, learning, and communication, and discover practical ways to support kids who may be overwhelmed by

How do you break generational patterns without falling into blame, guilt, or resentment?In this episode of The Family Architect, Philippa Scott guides you through the tender, liberating process of transforming the patterns you inherited — without vilifying the people who passed them down.You’ll learn: 🌿 Why repeating your parents’ patterns isn’t failure — it’s programming. 💔 How to move from blame to awareness, from judgment to compassion, and from reaction to repatterning. 🧘‍♀️ How The Regulated

Get all of these activities in our NeuroAffirm Academy! https://neuroaffirmacademy.com/ Learn how to design sensory-friendly Halloween sessions that build regulation and language. Are you overwhelmed trying to plan fun, themed sensory activities? This week on our live show, we’re diving into sensory-friendly Halloween sessions that actually work. Join us to learn how to plan ready-to-use, neuroaffirming activities that keep kids regulated, engaged, and having fun! And walk away with