We’re back with brand-new parenting episodes every Monday, and this week we are talking about screens, kids, and the chaos that comes with both. Remember when we thought parenthood would be easy? Between SnapMaps showing everyone's location, and the cesspool that is Snapchat, it’s enough to fry your brain. We’re talking about how to protect your kids from themselves, why monitoring their digital world is a full-time job, and how even with our ScreenSense guide (that breaks it ALL down for you in a

Rachel Orzoff is an eccentric creative. She spends much of her time as a Peer Supporter for disabled adults through Sha’arim+Gateways, and the rest enjoying her amazing kid, Elle, fantastic partner, Nick, and glorious cat, Sven. She relishes good food, good music, and good company. As a survivor of severe traumatic brain injuries, she is proud to be enabling a renewed life for herself. And be forewarned – Rachel is known to randomly burst into song. Thankfully, she’s a well-trained singer, so it

Episode summaryThis week, Kylie borrows a cat to save face at nursery, Sarah’s on a confession roll and the pair are officially declared BFFs. They also discuss birthday present pressure, forgotten Easter bonnets and the relentless mental load of parenting. Plus, midlife Google searches, beef fat skincare, Botox guilt, and the challenge of managing screen time.Stay in touchInstagram & TikTok: @DWTKpodcastEmail: downwiththekidspod@gmail.comTagsparenting podcast, mental load, school admin, nursery

Host Neena Spina interviews Catherine “Cat” Spina about surviving severe childhood and adult trauma, addiction, and loss, and the practical, faith-informed tools that helped her heal—gardening, grounding, journaling, and a “to-done” mindset.Cat shares candid reflections on recovery, resilience, and spirituality, offering hope and actionable takeaways to support healthier relationships and daily wellbeing. This episode is the first part of her story. Where to reach Coach Neena: Where do we find

In the year leading up to Milo’s autism diagnosis—and months before we began speech therapy—a simple children’s book changed everything. Pete the Cat and the Perfect Pizza Party by James and Kimberley Dean became more than just another kids' book on our shelf; it became a breakthrough. Through this book, Milo found his voice, and we found a new way to connect with him. Thanks, Pete! Pete the Cat and the Perfect Pizza Party Follow us on Instagram @beyondthelabel440. Email us at beyon...

We have been touring universites and wow - these kids are putting so much pressure on themselves to figure it all out. Our advice is start early. Exploring options sooner helps to take the weight off and make the decision process simpler in Grade 12/seniour year. Remind kids that their first choice might not be their forever choice. With the right guidance, they can always change direction. Sometimes just knowing it’s not forever makes the whole journey so much easier.This podcast is presented by

What a kids’ movie taught me about joy, presence, and rediscovering play. Because sometimes the reminder you need shows up in cat ears and glitter.Ever feel like life’s become one big to-do list? Between work, school runs, and meal planning, even fun starts to feel like another box to tick. If you’ve forgotten how to actually play — this one’s for you.In this story episode, I’m taking you to an unexpected place: the cinema.What started as a half-term trip to see Gabby’s Dollhouse: The Movie turned

In this repeat episode we are back wtih a Cat & Nat parenting dilemma! Nat’s facing a question so tricky, we hope none of you ever have to deal with it. And we’re stumped. That’s why we’re turning to you—what would you tell your teen to do if they were in this situation?This podcast is presented by The Common Parent. The all-in-one parenting resource you need to for your teens & tweens. We've uncovered every parenting issue, so you don't have too.Are you a parent that is struggling

At two and a half, Isaiah Gunn suffered severe headaches, leading to a CAT scan that revealed a tumor around his brain stem. His parents prayed for healing as doctors performed surgery and 33 treatments of radiation. Twelve years later, Isaiah ...

When your kid makes a decision that has you questioning both her judgment and your parenting résumé, what do you do? If you’re me, you white-knuckle the steering wheel, recall the time your sister had to literally let go of her daughter during a heart transplant, and realize that every kind of motherhood comes down to the same impossible thing—learning how to release.This episode drifts between humor and heartbreak: Baltimore beltways, bad parental options, and the haunting beauty of a child’s

Sharenting in 2025: Are We Oversharing Our Kids Online? | Just 4 Moms PodcastFrom Taylor Swift at 4:30 a.m. to Merv the TikTok cat, Episode 32 kicks off with chaos, coffee, and confessions before diving into the real topic: SHARENTING.The hosts unpack kid privacy, social media culture, digital risks, and the rise of child accounts online. They talk about why it “doesn’t jive” when kids interact with followers, how comment culture blurs boundaries, and why oversharing feels a lot like those old

Danielle and Sonny are back with a Halloween special! After Sonny insisted that one of them should dress up, a game of rock-paper-scissors sealed his fate. You also submitted your ghosting stories and they settled the debate of whether dressing up as a cat is a halloween outfit.Follow the podcast on Instagram @lovevsthelist, TikTok @lovevsthelist or you can send your story emails into lovevsthelist@gmail.comAlso available to watch on YouTube every Friday - YouTube.com/@LovevsTheListDon't forget to

We sat down with The Tea: The Talk author Alicia Crespin for an open and honest conversation about navigating those tricky—and often awkward—moments with our kids. From puberty to relationships to the curveball questions that leave us speechless, Alicia shares practical advice on approaching “the talk” with confidence. The Tea: The Talk is more than just a parenting guide—it’s a powerful collection of stories from over 30 women, spilling the tea on their pasts. By breaking the silence around

On today’s episode, Nicole’s in full chaos mode trying to track down Matt and Keegan, while she and Rich argue over Columbus Day. They talk bad food cravings, a cat at Chipotle, what people want in dating, and Nicole drops the Arby’s meat secret. Plus: Sora AI and the end of social media, kids who never flush, Parker’s grocery store "help", and Rich plotting to yoink kids' birthday gift cards. Tap play and dive into the mayhem with Rich and Nicole!Have Kids, They Said... is a SiriusXM Network

This week on Dinner Last Night, we sit down with radiant mama Cat Seixas, author of The Wild Craft, bioregionalist, folk herbalist, photographer, gardener, forager, and mother. Cat lives in a hand-built stone cottage in the hills of Western Iberia, Portugal. Cat’s life and work are rooted in a deep connection to the land. She weaves together food, medicine, and craft using ingredients and elements she grows, harvests, and collects from her own sheep. In this conversation, she invites us to sl...

In this powerful episode, we sit down with inspirational speaker and "Possibility Hacker" Shelli Varela to discuss the life-altering power of asking, "Why not me?" Shelli shares her incredible story of becoming her city's first female firefighter against all odds and reveals how watching her own mother build an empire from nothing shaped her belief in what's possible. This conversation is for any mom feeling stuck or dreaming of more, offering a practical path to

This week, Shawna sits down with the inspiring Kiana Haddadi to talk about her journey from a seemingly perfect life to one of authentic joy and creativity. Kiana shares her story of navigating the subtle landscape of emotional abuse, learning to listen to her body's signals, and finding the courage to step into the unknown to build a life she truly loves. This episode is for any woman who has ever felt like a ghost in her own life and is ready to reclaim her fire.TLFMTR (Too Long For Mom To

Halloween plans, getting rid of mice, a cat is here on the camera, doing Furiosa for halloween AGAIN, Jim Lee says no to AI, how to get that ice cream out of the thing, figuring out who Jessie is, finally watching a Zombie movie, and way more. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

In this special episode, we're joined by the incredible Kenya Patterson to talk about tackling holiday overwhelm and calendar chaos. If you've ever felt resentful and exhausted from your own to-do list, this episode is for you. Kenya shares her personal story of moving from a stressed-out grad student to a creative entrepreneur and gives a simple, powerful first step any mom can take this week to find more peace and control.TLFMTR (Too Long For Mom To Read):The Power of a Brain Dump: The

In this educational and heart-warming episode of the Pets Add Life Podcast, Chris welcomes special guest co-host Harrison Forbes, renowned dog trainer and animal behavior expert, while Kristen takes a week off. Together they explore three essential aspects of modern pet parenting—from staying safe at home to celebrating the science behind our bond with animals. First, Dr. Renee Schmid from the Pet Poison Helpline shares the most common household toxins that endanger pets (from chocolate and xylitol