Thanks to all the experts who came on my show and all the support of my amazing podcast community. For all the listeners now: you still have access to all the episodes and can choose the topic that you need to learn more about. If you want to get in contact with my guests, I have always placed their contact information in the description of the episode. And if you now like to be supported in your motherhood journey, I am just building a community and I heartly invite you to join me. The first 100

Have you had The Talk with your son? That conversation about physical differences between males and females can be awkward and uncomfortable. So awkward, in fact, that some parents postpone The Talk until a later, more convenient time. As a dad, you need to courageously begin that conversation. Today’s kids encounter sexuality at school, the mall, and even at sporting events. And because boys are curious and visually enticed, waiting to have The Talk may lead to confusion of what sex is al...

Sorting out child support after separation can feel confusing and overwhelming, but you don’t have to figure it out alone. In this episode, we break down the essentials in plain language so single mums can feel clearer, calmer, and more confident about their next steps.📖 What you’ll learn: ~ How child support is calculated in Australia ~ Your options: private agreements vs. Services Australia ~ What to do if payments are late or not made ~ When to seek legal advice ~ Tips for keeping things

Do you remember the old definition of insanity? Insanity is doing the same thing over and over again and expecting different results. With counseling and psychotherapy, we help patients change old, unhealthy habits and find new ways to get from here to there. My new treatment technique, mentalligent psychotherapy (MPT) aligns with our brain's neuroplasticity, using mindfulness, positive psychotherapy, and cognitive behavioral strategies to shut down unhealthy, old neural behavioral pathways and

Beautiful, surreal and powerful, ‘Flow’ may be appropriate for kids, but it’s not necessarily made for them. Read the Plugged In Review If you enjoyed listening to Plugged In Reviews, please give us your feedback.

Welcome to Raising Taylor. A podcast where a dynamic mother and daughter duo detail their life story. She’s Taylor and I’m Mechell. We’re so glad you’re here!

Sora represents the convergence of everything that concerns me about technology and kids.OpenAI released Sora as an "AI video creation tool," but the actual product tells a different story. It's a social network with: - Vertical scrolling feeds (TikTok model) - AI-powered algorithmic recommendations - Stranger interaction through comments, likes and direct messages - Video remixing features using other users' content and likenesses - Self-reported age verification with zero actual

Welcome toFriday Focuson The Faithful Fatherhood Podcast. This week Perry shares a story about teaching his son to drive stick shift and encourages us to be intentional about injecting fun into our experiences with our kids.Check back every Friday morning for a newFriday Focusepisode where weshare one piece of encouragement, insight, motivation, or how-to that you can focus on heading into the weekend so that you can show up more fully in the lives of your kids. Connect with us: Watch

How can you teach your son to respect women? Romans 12:10 says “Love one another with a brotherly love.” That is a far cry from the values of our culture, where disrespect is the norm. But while boys tend to have a natural respect for older men, they may need help learning how to treat women appropriately. First, lead by example. If you’re a man, treat the women in your life with kindness. Second, be sure to filter out and discuss what messages are shown in TV shows. And thirdly, remind y...

Dr. Gary Chapman encourages people to work on yourself more than trying to solve your mate’s problems. Listen to the Full Program Receive Dr. Chapman's book "A Simple Guide for a Better Marriage" and an audio download of today's broadcast for your donation of any amount! Plus, receive member-exclusive benefits when you make a recurring gift today. Your monthly support helps families thrive. If you enjoyed listening to Focus on the Family Minute, please give us your feedback.

Ever been called a “big-back” and had no clue if it was an insult, a compliment, or a wrestling move? Don’t worry—I’ve got you. In this episode of Slangtionary, I break down where the term “big-back” came from, how Gen Z flipped it into a funny roast, and when to actually use it without sounding like…well, a big-back. Short, snappy, and guaranteed to make you laugh—this is your crash course in understanding the slang your kids are probably yelling into their group chats.I want to hear from you! Got

There are a lot of voices telling us how to raise our kids well, but the best parents aren’t perfect—they’re intentional. The Intentional Parenting Podcast is for parents who want their homes to be centered on Jesus and His Word. Join us for encouraging conversations with experts and everyday parents, inspiring teaching, and more as we become more confident as parents.

In today’s episode of What Makes My Kid Cry Today, I share a funny (and relatable!) parenting moment: saying “no” to dog ice cream during fall break. Through laughter, tears, and real-life chaos, I reflect on how God’s guidance is like a parent’s loving “no”—protecting us, guiding us, and leading us to what’s truly best. Tune in for encouragement, a little humor, and a reminder to trust God’s plan, even when it’s hard to understand.Become a supporter of this podcast:

OpenAI announced parental controls for ChatGPT on September 29 2025, but after testing them myself, I found critical flaws that make them ineffective for protecting children. In this video, I break down exactly what's wrong with the current system and what the parental controls should actually look like. Key Problems Covered: - Children can bypass controls by simply logging out - Defaults are not safe-by-default (backwards safety engineering) - Zero visibility for parents (not even

Raising a son is a lot like growing a garden. There’s a lot of strategy and decision making involved– where to plant your garden and what seeds to put in the ground. There’s grunt work– cultivating, planting, and building a fence. There’s waiting and watering daily, and dealing with unknowns like weather. There’s the stress of predators, and the joy of watching new growth. Even with all that work, in the end, in both gardening and parenting, the results are still completely out of our con...

I’m thrilled to share a new project straight from the heart of this year’s National Direct Instruction Conference and Institutes — a new YouTube playlist I’ve put together called DI Voices. Armed with just my phone and a little persistence, I tracked down educators between sessions (no small feat at this amazing, high-energy event!) to […]

I’m thrilled to share a new project straight from the heart of this year’s National Direct Instruction Conference and Institutes — a new YouTube playlist I’ve put together called DI Voices. Armed with just my phone and a little persistence, I tracked down educators between sessions (no small feat at this amazing, high-energy event!) to […]

I’m thrilled to share a new project straight from the heart of this year’s National Direct Instruction Conference and Institutes — a new YouTube playlist I’ve put together called DI Voices. Armed with just my phone and a little persistence, I tracked down educators between sessions (no small feat at this amazing, high-energy event!) to […]

I’m thrilled to share a new project straight from the heart of this year’s National Direct Instruction Conference and Institutes — a new YouTube playlist I’ve put together called DI Voices. Armed with just my phone and a little persistence, I tracked down educators between sessions (no small feat at this amazing, high-energy event!) to […]

I’m thrilled to share a new project straight from the heart of this year’s National Direct Instruction Conference and Institutes — a new YouTube playlist I’ve put together called DI Voices. Armed with just my phone and a little persistence, I tracked down educators between sessions (no small feat at this amazing, high-energy event!) to […]