Parenting Beyond Meltdowns is ranked in the Top 3% of podcasts globally!If you have a child strong-willed or neurodivergent child with ADHD, Autism, ODD, PDA you are in the right place! Mama, have you ever felt like you’re carrying emotional weight that never seems to go away? Like no matter how much you pray or think positive thoughts, it still sits heavy in your chest? In this episode, we’ll talk about how to process your emotions all the way through, so they stop living rent-free in your

Kids don’t need to be “tough.” They need simple tools that build an inner voice: I can handle this. I can try again. In this episode, Dr. Cathryn shares quick, doable ways to grow resilience in everyday moments—no shaming, no lectures. Why mistakes are teachers (and how to respond in the moment) How to praise effort so kids keep trying Small, real responsibilities that build capability A parent mindset that supports bounce-back without push or pressure Simple scripts you

Today’s episode is all about plant-based eating for children. And before you switch off thinking “this isn’t for me, my kids are not vegan,” let me stop you right there.This episode is for anyone who’s curious about including more plant-based foods in their child’s diet, whether that’s one meal a week or a full lifestyle

In this heartfelt solo episode, Josh opens up about what it truly means to lead his family through faith, humility, and love. Building on last week’s episode where Priscilla shared her stay-at-home mom journey, Josh dives into his personal philosophy of leadership—rooted in biblical principles, the example set by his parents, and his own desire to live like Jesus. Through real-life stories, gentle humor, and honest reflection, he explores how staying grounded in God’s Word shapes his parentin...

Kids today are growing up in a world full of shifting social norms, online pressures, and cultural messages that don’t always support their well-being. As much as we’d like to shield them, the reality is—we can’t. So how do we prepare them to thrive? In this episode of The Parenting Wisdom Podcast, we explore how the key to raising strong, resilient kids lies in building a strong family culture. Through shared values, clear boundaries, and meaningful rituals, parents can create the foundatio...

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From resisting the pull of Hobby Lobby’s Christmas aisles to planning easy weeknight meals, Dina shares how she’s learning to slow down and “park” with God—literally and spiritually. Using those in-between moments—like waiting in the car pickup line—to reconnect with God instead of just scrolling your phone. Reflecting on Psalm 32:5–7, Dina reminds us that God doesn’t seek to condemn but to heal, if we’re willing to bring everything before Him. This Week in the Kitchen: Spinach & Sausage Lasagna

In this week’s episode I’m sharing a story of a magic moment with the girls that reminded me that this is always available to us when we choose to feel it and keep spotting it, especially when days are hard. Take a listen and then come say hello on Instagram @joryancoaching or at www.joryancoaching.com.

Summer, officially activated! On this week’s episode of Raising Kids & Raising Glasses, Ashley and Suzette dive into the no-plan plan — embracing slow mornings with coffee on the deck, family “nothing days,” sunset walks, and stargazing nights. We’re learning to slow down and savor what matters most. Join us in making genuine, joy-filled family time a movement.

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Ever feel like you're running the show when God's just waiting for you to scoot over and let Him lead? In this Make Room episode, Julie shares how stepping back—yes, even from micromanaging your kids—can open up space for God to do something truly extraordinary.Show Notes: https://bit.ly/3K9Dkgw

A series of daily episodes for Baby Loss Awareness Week 2025.Day 4 – William Ellis returns with his thoughts on the week •Find Will's 'An Open Water Swimmer's Podcast' here •Related episodes• •BLAW 2023 - Day 2 •E67 - 'Fix it mode' - Will Ellis •BLAW 2024 Day 1 Day 2 Day 3 Day 4 Day 5 Day 6 Day 7 BLAW 2024 - The week that was •BLAW 2023 Day 1 Day 2 Day 3 Day 4 Day 5 Day 6 Day 7 •Still Parents Podcast - The App - Now available on all platforms• •STILL PARENTS

Mistakes are opportunities waiting to be noticed. In this episode, I journal a moment when a block tower collapses, and we explore how calm presence and gentle guidance turn setbacks into growth.Montessori parenting teaches us to normalize mistakes, celebrate the process, and model reflective responses. Listeners are invited to see setbacks not as failures, but as quiet lessons in resilience, creativity, and emotional courage.Reflective Question:Where in your child’s day might a small

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

Click here to send a text and tell us how you like the show! In this episode, I’m sitting down with my sweet friend, Suzy Mighell, author of the FABULOUS new release, "Empty Nest: 60 Days to Finding Joy in the Empty Nest." Suzy shares her heart and practical wisdom for navigating the challenging transition from hands-on parenting to developing healthy, encouraging adult-to-adult relationships with grown children. We discuss: - The emotional journey of the empty nest - Practical st...

Ever feel like a lost sock in the laundry pile of motherhood?You’re doing all the things—feeding, folding, showing up—but inside, you feel like you've disappeared.If you're tired of being the default everything and missing the woman you used to be, this episode is for you.BY THE TIME YOU FINISH LISTENING, YOU’LL DISCOVER:How to identify if you’re in “Lost Sock Mom” mode (and why it’s not your fault)The quiet power of becoming a “Cozy Slipper Mom” who feels at home in herselfPractical,

Send us a text Movie Review Monday: Hubie Halloween Netflix..(10/13/25) This is podcast Season #4, episode #116 Get Help Dad Podcast with Bad jokes and life tips. 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 from you. Please let us know your Name, City...

The American school system was built to measure performance but at what cost? In this Follow Up episode, Dr. Mona sits down with Lauren Smith, a former educator and nationally certified school psychologist, to unpack how our current approach to education fuels anxiety, burnout, and perfectionism in kids. They dive into the ripple effects of over-testing, constant competition, and the push to perform that begins as early as kindergarten. From standardized tests to college rankings, the conversation