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My Melody & Kuromi bakes up some sweet messages, but it also may be a little frightening for its young target audience. Read the Plugged In Review If you enjoyed listening to Plugged In Reviews, please give us your feedback.

Meet Rae and her mom Jennifer. Rae uses Spelling to Communicate. After seeing a post by Zane Tucker on Facebook Spelling that he wants a girlfriend, Rae wanted to meet him. (We met Zane in a previous episode.) The rest is history! Listen to the full episode of how they communicate and their plans for the future.

After a two-month trial run, I wasn’t sure if this podcast was worth continuing. I debated quitting. I even deleted my other podcast and changed things on my social media. The numbers didn’t look big, the silence after each upload felt heavy, and I wondered if it was all just a silly experiment.But then, one simple email changed everything. Someone wrote to me about a series I had shared — and in their words, I realized this podcast does matter. Even if it’s just for one person, it has purpose.So

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In this special episode, host Mansi Zaveri gets nostalgic about fathers — their presence, their warmth, their quiet strength. She shares why fathers hold such an irreplaceable place in our lives and how their love shapes us in ways we often realise only much later. Tune into this episode now. Support the show

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In this short but powerful episode, I share a real-life moment I overheard while standing in line at a youth sporting event. A woman was confiding in her friend about her impending divorce, venting frustration after frustration about her husband. What struck me most wasn’t just her pain, but her friend’s response—she didn’t offer comfort or perspective, she simply fueled the fire by adding more negativity. To me, that’s not friendship. I believe true friends, neighbors, and loved ones should ...

40 percent of two-year-olds have tablets. By age four, 58% have them … and by age eight, a quarter of kids have their own smartphones. Is that a problem? Read the Plugged In Blog If you've listened to any of our podcasts, please give us your feedback.

If you need help wrapping your brain around the idea of of disengaging in a positive way, I wrote a whole ebook to help with that: ➡️ Not Your Circus, Not Your Monkeys: The Frustrated Stepparent's Guide to Reclaiming Personal Peace. It includes advice and a step-by-step how-to along with my personal stories about disengaging, plus a bunch of different “how I disengaged” examples from other stepparents.This ebook is included as a perk for our paid subscribers on Substack, but you can also buy it as a

In this episode of Autism Through My Eyes, I talk about the challenges and opportunities autistic adults face in today’s job market and what employers, parents, and advocates can do to break down barriers. As a father of an autistic adult, this one hits home. I’m not just thinking about my son’s future… I’m thinking about a generation of talented individuals who deserve a chance to shine. If you’ve ever wondered: ✅ How can workplaces become more inclusive? ✅ What does real support for a...

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