Ever wonder why your child’s meltdowns seem to come out of nowhere? In this episode of The Kiwi Nest, Hannah and Kristin unpack the A-B-C’s of behavior—Antecedent, Behavior, and Consequence. Learn how to spot what triggers your child’s actions, understand what keeps certain behaviors going, and use simple ABA strategies to create calmer, more positive moments at home. Perfect for parents wanting practical tools for everyday behavior challenges. Visit kiwikidsaba.com for more info. This podcast is

Do you ever feel like technology is running your home instead of you? When screens, social media, and school devices seem to shape what your kids believe faster than you can speak truth into their hearts—take heart. You don’t have to fear culture or fight every influence coming at your family.In this episode, you will learn how to stop fighting against culture and start discipling through it—by using Scripture as your family’s filter for truth. I will share three practical discipleship rhythms that

Marriage counseling remains crucial even for older couples, as life involves various seasons requiring adaptation and learning. This episode delves into resources available for grandparents, including relationship counseling programs by Anglicare and insightful works by authors like Gary Chapman. Through candid anecdotes and practical advice, Ben and Ian highlight the significance of addressing marital issues proactively, encouraging listeners to view counseling as a tool for nurturing stronger

Hi mama, We all know antibiotics can be lifesaving — but they’re not the only option when it comes to keeping infections at bay. In this episode, I’m sharing two natural tools that might surprise you (yes, they’re sitting in your kitchen right now!) and how they can support your body in ways antibiotics just can’t. I’ll also talk about what’s really going on when bacteria become resistant, why that matters for your health, and the one simple step you must take if you ever do need antibiotics. This

Because your words shape her world.Life with daughters means we speak into their hearts daily—through our tone, our encouragement, and the quiet things we repeat again and again. What we say becomes her inner voice. In this episode of The Girl Mom Life, we’re diving into seven powerful phrases every daughter needs to hear—and why they matter. Being a mom is one of the absolute best AND hardest jobs on the planet. Before you get the job, there are all these ideas about what it's like, what you want

How do you actually stay connected when your spouse is on the road? And what do you do if it feels like they're "too busy" to show up for you?In this episode, I'm sharing my real-life routines and rhythms our family uses to stay connected when my husband travels - from living by our Google calendars to FaceTime calls and texting in-the-moment photos. I'll also touch on the one red flag you don't want to ignore if connection feels one-sided. Be sure to share this episode with another Solo

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What would happen if adults started acting like toddlers? In this episode, Dan explores three classic toddler behaviors - shouting everything, changing your mind every ten seconds, and crying over nothing and everything - and imagines what it would look like if those same habits showed up in grown-up life. It's funny, reflective and surprisingly honest. Because as absurd as toddler behavior can be, some of it might just be what we need more of.

This family-friendly superhero classic proves real heroes win with character, not just strength. Superman II (1981) delivers clean action, Christopher Reeve’s iconic performance, and wholesome entertainment that busy parents can actually enjoy with their kids—plus just one brief scene that’s easy to skip. Unlike today’s darker superhero films, this wholesome TV recommendation gives families two hours of excitement, humor, and hope while modeling timeless values of courage, responsibility, and doing

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Welcomeas we kick off Season 4 of Adventure Parenting with Grace podcast! This podcast is part ofKidStrength4Lifewhere we focus on 3Cs,Christ identity,Character, andCommunication in raising our kids.No better way to kick off Season 2 than with a3-week series onour identity in Christ, and what it meansfor us now and for the future. Today, we conclude this series with Matt Larson as he talks more about some of the more practical aspects of Christ-identity. Matt brings us clarity and Truth

Send us a text Welcome to the Kebudel Parent Podcast—your no-nonsense, fun-filled guide to parenting, straight from the experts who really get kids (and parents too!). Brought to you by experienced early childhood educators, we’re here to dish out practical advice, laugh at the messiness of parenting, and share our insider knowledge to help you thrive. From decoding tantrums to sparking your child’s love of learning, we cover it all with a healthy dose of humor and zero judgment. Why list...

Send us a text Have you been thinking about homeschooling your kids? Are you just getting started? Listen in as Trisha Pull, homeschool momma of six and educational consultant at Homeschool with Confidence, shares five things you should know before you get started. These practical tips and resource recommendations will set you up for success! Trisha is a beloved return guest to 5-Minute Parenting, and she has a knack for providing clear and concise insight into the homeschooling e...

It was Thanksgiving this past weekend in Canada, and each time this holiday rolls around, I am reminded of how a painful accident turned into a lesson in gratitude, perspective and the need to slow down. In this short episode, I share what happened to me and how it changed it me for the better. As I recall this time in my life, I'm reminded of the book The Gap and the Gain by Dan Sullivan and Dr. Benjamin Hardy, and how being grateful for how far we've come vs. dwelling on how we're falling short

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Does taking your kids to a restaurant stress you out? Dr. Roger Smith argues that difficult restaurant behavior is often a result of a lack of training, not rebellion. Learn how to prepare your children for public success by setting clear expectations before you go. This includes everything from reading the menu and talking to the server to understanding how their behavior impacts others. Start small, build their competence, and turn a stressful meal into a valuable life lesson.Visit me at:

Do you wonder if you’ve fallen out of love with your partner?Is this more intense after kids? When love starts to feel like labor, and home feels more like a to-do list than a refuge, it’s not because you’ve fallen out of love. It’s because you’re both carrying A LOT - more than anyone can see. In this episode we break down the silent struggles of parenthood: the mental load, emotional labor, and invisible pressures that quietly reshape relationships after children enter the

Vaccines play a critical role in protecting infants and young children from serious illnesses. Despite overwhelming scientific evidence supporting vaccine safety and effectiveness, some parents still have questions or concerns about vaccinating their infants and children. In today’s episode, Dr. Candis Platt-Houston, Pediatrician at MetroHealth, addresses common vaccine misconceptions, discusses the importance of childhood immunizations and explains how vaccines not only protect individual

In this bite-sized episode of Snacks and Suitcases, host Sally Stanton chats with her daughter Piper to see the school holidays through a kid’s eyes. They share fun stories about their favourite school holiday activities in Sydney, dream about upcoming family adventures in New Zealand, and relive the thrills of Tokyo DisneySea. Piper also reveals her top holiday recommendation again…. visiting Japan’s famous dog cafés! Full of giggles, travel inspo, and honest kid takes, this episode is perfect for

This episode of the Oxendine Law Podcast discusses the unique challenges faced by military families during divorce, including where to file, division of military pensions, custody arrangements during deployment, and financial support obligations. The hosts provide insights into legal considerations and options available to military families navigating the divorce process. Learn more about our practice: https://bit.ly/3ZMBWGa Ready to talk to an attorney about your unique situation? We’re here