This week on the podcast, Colleen dives into why your homeschool shouldn't look like traditional school—and how embracing your child's unique needs, interests, and learning style is the key to raising confident, capable learners! Discover practical tips for deschooling, personalizing curriculum, balancing structure, and building connection with your differently wired kiddos. Let's reimagine what learning at home can be! Key Takeaways: School Doesn't Have to Look Like School: Break free from the

If I had a son, I would make sure that I am providing the village of people that my son needs to be his greatest self. A lot of of your son's confidence and wisdom should come from home and the environment that he's in the most. So make sure the men that are in your life are good for the life. Your son will grow into. Press play and I'll tell you more.Follow us on Chan & Pods channelhttps://www.youtube.com/@chanpods Subscribe to the show on YT and on your podcast

How do we help our children through grief when we are grieving too?Grief can change a family in ways we never expected. And when a child is facing the loss of a parent—or living with a parent who is terminally ill—the questions can feel overwhelming. In this deeply meaningful episode of the Masterful Parenting Podcast, I’m joined by Rachel Kerr Schneider, speaker, award-winning author of The Widow Chose Red?, and the voice behind the Spirited Prosperity message. Rachel brings warmth, humor,

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Get Dr. Fay's Book HEREI am SO thrilled about today’s conversation!I have been a Love & Logic fan since 2002. That was over a decade before I had children of my own. I was nannying for a family who introduced me to Love & Logic, and I was fascinated by it. At the time, I was studying children’s literature and already had a degree in Communication for the Child, so I was deeply interested in the way adultscommunicate with children and how those interactions shape them.A lot of those early

Charlie Munger said the most important financial decision you'll ever make isn't your career, your house, or your portfolio — it's who you marry. So why do smart, successful men do more research on a used truck than on the person they're about to merge their entire life with?In this video, we break down three fictionalized composite stories of men who ignored every red flag on the way to the altar — the pilot who mistook a highlight reel for a partner, the expat who used a pregnancy as a

Today on The Natural Birth Podcast we have Sofia.Sofia is a Swedish mama of 6 kids living on the coast of France.And today she joins us for the second time to share about her most recent free birth. Her first episode is called “We birth the way we live and the way we are” covers her first home birth with a midwife and subsequent freebirths with her other 4 kids. All boys.And this episode shares the story of her daughter's quick birth under an hour, alone at home with only her kids. The only help

Bonus Episode - Tragic elopement, safety fears, and practical tips for SEND parentsEmail:- unsensoredclub@hotmail.comWhatsApp:- 07840113994 (Voice Notes welcome)~This bonus episode is a raw conversation about the death of Noah Woods and the terrifying reality of elopement for SEND and autistic children. We share personal experiences of children getting out of the house or wandering off and the emotional impact, the guilt parents feel.Key topicsThe episode opens with a reaction to Noah Woods’ death

Your friend just had a baby and you have no idea what to actually do. Same.HeHe is recording this one late at night in the thick of the 8 to 10 month growth spurt with her own son Saggy, and it got her thinking about something she has never actually sat down and mapped out for you guys: what does showing up for a postpartum friend actually look like, in practice, not just in theory. This episode gives you the real playbook, but the next question is always what do I actually do when I walk in the

Medication changes are something many parents of children with epilepsy know all too well.You follow the schedule. You monitor for side effects. You communicate with your child’s medical team. You hope the new medication will help.But what happens when your child starts acting differently and you begin to wonder, Is this medication really right for her/him? Is she/he going to be okay?In today’s episode, I’m sharing a very real and very recent experience we’ve been going through with our daughter as

In this episode of Van Talk, we’re asking a big question: which generation has had it hardest when it comes to raising kids, especially now that technology, social media, and the internet are part of everyday life?We talk about why we want to be a “living room family,” spending time together in the same space instead of everyone disappearing into separate rooms and separate screens. That means phones away at the dinner table, family meals filled with actual conversation, and intentionally creating

It's Pregnancy and Infant Loss Awareness Month, and I'm finally revealing the cover of my debut book, Never Healing Alone. I share the meaning behind every color and image, why your pre-order matters more than you think, and three simple ways you can help this book reach the families who need it. Sis, it's here. 💛 This October, during Pregnancy and Infant Loss Awareness Month, I'm sitting with you solo to reveal the cover of my debut book, Never Healing Alone: How to Navigate Grief and Find

Parenting Beyond Meltdowns is Ranked in the Top 2.5% of Podcasts Worldwide!Have you ever walked away from your child's meltdown wondering why you reacted that way when you knew what you wanted to do differently? Feel frustrated because you've read the parenting books, listened to the podcasts, and learned about emotional regulation, but still find yourself yelling? Wonder if you'll ever be able to stay regulated and build connection with your child when things get hard? In This Episode In this

The story of the “Cornell 7” gang rape has sent shockwaves across the country. As details emerge, a parade of issues have follow, from disturbing legal loopholes to the impact of media on young people’s behavior to the responsibilities of bystanders. We are joined by Dr. Debby Herbenick, professor and researcher on young people’s sexual behavior, to discuss a way forward. The Cornell case is not singular –– how do we guide young people to ultimately prevent assaults from happening in the first

What if the thing that needs to change in your home isn't your kids?In this episode, we're talking about the part of motherhood no one warns you about: how parenting exposes our own hearts. The impatience, the need for control, the stories we keep telling ourselves. But here's the good news. If motherhood is shaping us first, that means we can change, and our homes will follow.We'll talk about how your brain shows you whatever you keep repeating to it and how God uses these everyday moments to grow

What if the goal isn’t to finally finish your to-do list, but to accept that you never will?In this episode, I’m talking with Jess Ekstrom, author of Making It Without Losing It, about the never-ending to-do list, why accomplishment rarely gives us the feeling we expect it to, and how to decide what actually deserves our time and attention.I also share my word for the year and ask Jess: Is that selfish?If you’ve ever thought, “Once I get through this, then I can relax,” this conversation is for

Welcome to part two of Ashley's Story, where Lana's hospital readmission opens a new journey where we discuss her further diagnoses, undergoing newborn surgery, all whilst navigating parenting twin siblings, marriage, creating online community and so much more.   If You Would Like to Share Your Story: https://www.mothergroup.com.au/share-your-story   I hope you all enjoy X

Send us Fan Mail How many times have you tried to make changes with your adult child but could never follow through? Something would happen and you'd back down. You had the best intentions, your mind was made up, but you couldn't deal with their reaction, and you buckled. After speaking with many parents, there are 3 concerns that come up repeatedly and in this episode, I talk about about what they are and what needs to happen before you begin setting new boundaries, expressing your exp...

Greer Jones, host of The Unfinished Idea podcast is back on the show. Since we last spoke she's launched the Beautifully Wired Summit, a free three-day online event for mums raising girls with ADHD and autism, and her first book, So, Now What? is out in November. We talk about:The moment Greer realised she had ADHD herselfWhy she wrote her book and decided to run a summitAnd the benefits of breathworkIf you're at the start of this journey and feeling completely on your own, this one's for you.About

I read 33 books between May to September, and i'm highlighting my favorite books across genres including fantasy, romance, general fiction, and nonfiction. I'll also share my full rating of all 33 books so we can see how we compare if we've read the same books!Video version: https://youtu.be/dq_aAB6AVgQBook related interviews I've mentioned can be found in this playlist:Timestamps:00:00 Introduction03:02 Favorite fantasy09:28 Romance recs28:53 Mom sons books 33:13 Nonfiction36:33