Kristen interviews S.R. Fabrico, a prominent figure in the cheerleading industry. They discuss Stacy's journey from a young cheerleader to a gym owner and author, the evolution of cheerleading competitions, the impact of so many divisions at cheer competitions, and the historical context of cheerleading. Stacy shares insights on the Pro Cheer League and the importance of documenting cheerleading history. The conversation shines a light on the trailblazers who helped shape cheer and celebrates the

What makes kids successful? It's not grades or grit alone. In this episode, Dr. Kathy Koch shares how true success is rooted in wisdom: applying truth, agreeing with God, and living with resilience and purpose.

#106 In this episode, Lisa is discussing feeling overwhelmed by your toddler. She shares the difference between parenting toddlers compared to kids, the discovery phase, discipline for toddlers, her top five tips for parenting toddlers, and toddler tantrums. Lastly, Lisa addresses eleven listener questions, covering a toddler twin who is clingy, a 2-year-old who prefers their mom, toddler tantrums since a newborn arrived, a 20-month-old who is screaming, how to handle disagreements wit...

Homeschooling isn’t just about academics—it’s about building a life rich with love, learning, and connection. In this episode, I share how simple moments—like sharing some Spanish folk songs together or enjoying poetry by the fire under the stars—reveal the deep rewards of sowing generously into family life. Discover the beauty of homeschooling that goes beyond the clock and into the heart. ✨ Visit my website for free resources and tools to support your homeschool journey:

It’s the final week to grab Birthing Your Big Ass Baby at pre-sale pricing! Don’t miss your chance to ditch the fear, shut down the “too big” myths, and learn exactly how to birth your baby (no matter their size) with total confidence — all for the lowest price it’ll ever be.In this episode of The Birth Lounge Podcast, HeHe is tackling one of the most common (and misunderstood) fears in birth: having a “big baby.” From those intimidating late-pregnancy ultrasounds to the “your baby might be too

Seamus Sullivan sits down with me to talk about his fatherhood journey. He shares the life lessons his kids have taught him. In addition, he shares what it is like to balance work and being the stay at home dad. After that we talk about his book, Daedalus is Dead. He shares why he couldn’t write this until he became a dad. Seamus talks about his writing process and how he creates a schedule as a stay at home dad. Lastly, we finish the interview with the Fatherhood Quick Five. About Seamus

“The Future of Global Health Won’t Be Centralised — It Will Be Human.”Last week, I presented the Dr Maya Project and Venaican Innovation to senior doctors heading a newly formed Government of India–funded Centre for Medical Innovation. Their response confirmed what I’ve known for years — the world is ready for a decentralised health intelligence network that empowers every country to build its own innovation hub, connected through the Dr Maya Foundation.Dr Maya isn’t another AI experiment — it’s a

This week on Sense by Meg Faure, we tackle a topic that causes immense stress for many parents: picky eating. Meg is joined by paediatric nutritionist Natalia Stasenko, creator of the innovative Easy Bites app, to delve into the 'perfect storm' of toddler feeding, understand its roots, and offer practical, compassionate solutions for bringing peace back to the table.This episode is a must-listen for any parent navigating the complexities of their child’s eating habits:The "Perfect Storm": Understand

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As we are getting more concerned with our kids' screen time addiction, we are completely avoiding the real issue... our kids are simply mirroring us!With the average daily screen time for adults ranging from 6 to 13 hours a day (globally), we are now forced to admit that, before we can address our kids' screen time problem, we need to confront ours.In this episode, Danielle walks us through the alarming stats that are coming up for 2025, shares how adults can get real with their screen time habits

As we are getting more concerned with our kids' screen time addiction, we are completely avoiding the real issue... our kids are simply mirroring us!With the average daily screen time for adults ranging from 6 to 13 hours a day (globally), we are now forced to admit that, before we can address our kids' screen time problem, we need to confront ours. In this episode, Danielle walks us through the alarming stats that are coming up for 2025, shares how adults can get real with their screen time

Parents who moderate what their children listen to on Spotify will now also need to consider what their kids might get exposed to in the comments section. Read the full review. If you've enjoyed listening to Plugged In Reviews, please give us your feedback.

Send us a text We sit down with "therapist to the millennials" Tess Brigham to unpack why the 20s feel overwhelming, how parents can ease anxiety without enabling, and what healthy support looks like in a world of constant comparison and blurred work boundaries. We also share a step‑by‑step plan for tapering financial help and end with three clear takeaways to guide tough conversations. • why questions beat lectures when adult kids call in crisis • social media’s role in comparis...

Write a Mystery 104: Suspects, Clues, Red Herrings In episode 243, “Write a Mystery 104: Suspects, Clues, & Red Herrings,” Meredith Curtis talks about those ingredients that make a mystery fun. Mystery writers, it’s time to create suspects and all those clues that lead the detective and reader to unmask the criminal, and the red […]The post Write a Mystery 104: Suspects, Clues, Red Herrings appeared first on Ultimate Homeschool Podcast Network.

In today’s episode, we get to spend time with Christine Devane from Massachusetts. Christine is a mother of three young children, experienced classroom teacher, and author of the children’s book "Elephant Beach." Her book reflects upon her own experiences as a shy youngster, and it emphasizes the importance of knowing that people are different, and that we can choose to be kind and accepting of everyone. Christine shares practical advice for parents and educators on fostering a love of readin...

We’re sharing one of those mornings that started like any other — until it didn’t. When our son Milo couldn’t find his beloved stuffed animal moments before his school transport van arrived, everything unraveled fast. We talk about what happens when comfort goes missing, how quickly calm can turn to chaos, and what it’s like to ride out those moments as a family. Follow us on Instagram @beyondthelabel440. Email us at beyondthelabel24@gmail.com Thank you to our friend Tom Evanchuck for the ...

Do you want your family to stand firmly on God's promises? Do you sense God calling you to take a step of faith? In this episode of "Families of Faith," Tim and Stacey discuss practical and challenging steps to help every family of faith stand on God's promises. Watch this episode and others at: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCpHvleRdFMeilJNAnXrGvygSupport this ministry at:https://pathwaytoparadise.orgShop Bible study guides and family resources

In this episode of Parenting Great Kids, Dr. Meg Meeker is joined by Tia Slightman to explore the "why" behind your child's behavior. Together, they provide simple, effective strategies for disciplining with love and respect—without power struggles or emotional explosions.You’ll learn how your own personality influences your discipline style, how to set firm boundaries, and how to stay calm even when your child isn’t. They also dive into the Behavior Needs Roadmap, helping you handle challenging

TW: discussion of suicide In this episode, we outline how to co-create a suicide prevention safety plan with your adolescent—what it is, what goes in it, and how to keep it accessible. Talking about suicide doesn’t put the idea in kids’ heads. Open conversations are where it starts. Plan templates to use: Stanley-Brown Safety PlanSAMHSAChild Mind InstitutePeer-to-Peer Support 988 (call or text)The Trevor Project for LGBTQ youthBorn This Way Foundation’s Be There Certificate

As someone who’s always exploring healing practices – blending teas, working with herbs, and diving into different wellness modalities – Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM) has always intrigued me, even though I didn’t know much about it.So, when I discovered the work of Dr Brittany Wickert, a Doctor of Acupuncture and Traditional Chinese Medicine who supports mothers and children through this ancient approach, I knew I had to invite her on the podcast. In this episode, Dr Brittany shares