Reclaim your brain from endless scrolling without losing your sanity! This week on Coffee, Crochet, and Conversation, we cover everything from the latest economic stats (jobs, inflation, and yes, even Sky’s catnip budget 🐾) to practical tips for unplugging and boosting creativity, mood, and mindfulness.We explore:How small tech-free breaks can spark creativity and calmThe power of tiny wins, from finishing a coffee to surviving a 30-minute cat wrestling matchStep-by-step tips for building

A new generation of parents is waking up to how damaging social media can be for their teens’ body image. But when used thoughtfully, it can also become a tool for body confidence and empowerment. Dr. Samantha DeCaro, PsyD—Director of Clinical Outreach and Education at The Renfrew Center—joins us to unpack how social media shapes teens’ self-image. She shares practical tips on recognizing red flags for disordered eating, fostering body confidence, and creating a healthier digital environment at

🎙 Summary In this episode of Tails of Truth, Dr. Angie and JoJo tackle the evolving conversation around spaying and neutering dogs and cats. They explore how timing affects growth, health, and behavior, and why there’s no one-size-fits-all answer. From early spay concerns and orthopedic risks, to quality-of-life considerations like daycare access, to newer options such as ovary-sparing spays and vasectomies, this discussion highlights the importance of individualized veterinary advice. They

The Gospel Coalition on X: "On the Sunday after 9/11, @TimKellerNYC preached a sermon entitled, "Truth, Tears, Anger, and Grace." The question of the text and the question of that day was, “Where were you, Lord, in all of this? How do we make sense of this?” https://t.co/5lTFxOiG5X" / X Microchip shows stray cat was 900 miles from home - UPI.com Scattered Thoughts from a Heavy Heart Soon, Your Uber Ride Could Be a Chopper Couple File for Divorce After Being Unable to Agree on a Name for

This episode is for any mom who has ever said "yes" to a playdate when she was already exhausted, stayed quiet to keep the peace, or worried that saying "no" would make her unlikable. Shawna and Cara share their own struggles with people-pleasing and dive into what boundaries really are…Boundaries are NOT walls of anger, but gentle bridges to protect your peace. Join us for a validating chat that will leave you feeling empowered to honor your own needs.TLFMTR (Too LONG for Mom to

Kylie's back with a brand new SOLO episode of Not Gonna Lie, presented by ZipRecruiter, kicking off back-to-school season and the start of the NFL! Real Ones, the Birds are officially BACK (!!!) so go grab your wooden spoons!In this week’s edition of “You Know What’s F**ked Up?” Kylie reacts to Wyatt starting kindergarten (2:57). She debates if she will cry after her first drop off or not, but realizes Wyatt has officially broken the Kelce legacy of getting kicked out of preschool like Jason and

Welcome to the Group Chat! You asked and we’re answering! From mental load to mum guilt and everything in between. Welcome to your new favourite group chat! In this week’s episode we’re talking about how you navigate friendships when you and your mum friends parent differently, keeping on top of the house with an endless to do list and what you should talk about with your partner before having kids! What we’re loving this week: Cat: Love is Blind UK Chloe: Napping as much as...

Communication is at the heart of everything. It builds our relationships, and when it breaks down, so do we. Professor Jaime Hamilton knows this better than anyone, and she’s passionate about teaching people how to communicate in a way that actually brings more connection, clarity, and calm — especially when it matters most.Jaime helps explain how bullying can look different in real life versus online — and how parents and kids alike can use communication as a powerful tool to stop a bully in their

Holly Rizzuto Palker and Amanda Fields chat with Catalina Margulis, author of Again, Only More Like You, about a reckoning of journalism, ideas of what a "good mother" is, and hard-kept female friendships. For fans of Elin Hilderbrand and Jennifer Weiner, Again, Only More Like You offers a poignant and humorous look at friendship and reinvention at 40.Catalina is an author, podcast host and mother of four who has written for many of Canada’s top publications over the past 20 years. Cat was an editor

The cat’s out of the bag... we’ve got brand-new artwork! The ladies spill all about how the photoshoot really went, and Emma has a big secret to share this week. Plus, we hear from a mumma whose little one has a unique way of asking for sausages, and another mum who needs advice on handling a 7-year-old who just won’t listen. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

We’re bringing back this episode just in time for back-to-school. Our teens have grown up in a world where Snapchat has always been a thing, and there’s this whole secret set of rules no adult ever agreed to—let alone understands. So what’s the move? Taking their phone away isn’t it. Because like it or not, that little screen is their wallet, their bus pass, and their “call for help” button. It’s messy, it’s exhausting, and we’re over here trying to figure it out right alongside them—sometimes

Whether it's a playful nip or a serious puncture wound, knowing how to respond to an animal bite is crucial for your child's safety. Dr. Roger Smith explains the difference between dog and cat bites, when to seek medical attention, and the critical first steps you should always take at home.Visit me at: https://rogersmithmd.com/ This has been a production of ThePodcastUpload.com

With your co-hostesses: Lyschel Burket from HopeRedefined.org Bonny Burns from StrongWives.com and special guest host: Cat Etherington from nakedtruthproject.com Support HFW through a donation Listen now: Today, Cat Etherington is helping us dive into a topic “Parenting Lessons from the Trenches,” how do you show up as an attuned and emotionally regulated mama when you feel like you’re living in an episode of the walking dead –  you’re not thriving, you’re surviving. Survival parenting isn’t perfect

In today’s repeat episode, we talk about the pressure cooker that comes with Grade 11 decision-making. Are teens really supposed to know what they want to do with the rest of their lives before they’ve even finished high school? Apparently. Because here in Canada, what you choose now dictates what courses you take, and that dictates what doors stay open—or close.Kids are feeling the weight of “figuring it all out” way too soon.This podcast is presented by The Common Parent. The all-in-one parenting

📖 Summary In this episode of Tails of Truth, Dr. Angie Krause and JoJo answer listener questions all about cats. They discuss managing chronic conditions like asthma, IBD, and hyperesthesia, dive into flea and tapeworm control, and share advice on reintroducing cats after conflicts. They also cover tricky issues like recurring cysts, feline acne, and over-grooming—exploring both physical and mental causes. Rounding out the conversation, they offer practical guidance on outdoor access, cat

Send us a text Middle school—the years of awkwardness, growth spurts, eye rolls, and endless energy. In this Nature of the Beast series episode, Sam and Melissa sit down with Mary Foard, a veteran middle school counselor and mom of twins, to unpack what parents really need to know about sixth, seventh, and eighth graders. From the emotional rollercoasters of seventh grade to the reclusive “indoor cat” phase of eighth grade, Mary shares candid stories and practical strategies for navigating th...

Some days it feels like the world is coming at us faster than we can breathe. The screens, the noise, the pressure to keep up. It can leave us overwhelmed and disconnected from what really matters. What if the discomfort we try so hard to avoid is actually where the healing begins? That is exactly what I explored with Yarona Boster. She is an advanced certified life coach, TEDx speaker, bestselling author, and the daughter of a Holocaust survivor whose story of loss and resilience has shaped ...

Is crating your dog cruel, or could it actually be one of the kindest things you do for them? Many pet parents picture their pup feeling trapped or lonely, so they avoid crates altogether. But when used the right way, a crate can become your dog’s safe space — and one of the most useful tools in your pet parenting toolbox. In this episode, I break down 5 major benefits of crating your dog. You’ll hear why it’s about more than house training, and how the right approach can bring calm, comfort,...

In this episode, we're talking about the universal struggle of losing your identity after having kids and the reality of trying to make new mum friends. We get brutally honest about the biggest parenting fails (and the arguments that come with them), from kids weeing on you to what happens when your toddler learns to use the cat flap.We also dive into some of the most serious and powerful topics, including a candid conversation with Ollie Locke about surrogacy and the journey to having twins. We

🎙 Summary In this episode of Tails of Truth, Dr. Angie and JoJo share their experiences of different dog breeds—from feisty Chihuahuas to lovable Boxers, protective German Shepherds, and the ever-popular Doodles. They share real life stories as veterinary professionals and dog guardians, highlighting both the joys and challenges of living with and treating various breeds. The conversation explores dog behavior, breed characteristics, responsibilities as a dog guardian, and the ethical future