Struggling to find the time or energy for fitness after having a baby? Join us for an inspiring and practical conversation with fitness coach Zoe Yeo! Zoe shares her personal journey of reclaiming her strength and identity postpartum. This episode is for any mom who wants to feel more energized and reconnected with herself but doesn't know where to start.TLFMTR (Too Long For Mom To Read):The Hardest Part is Showing Up: The biggest hurdle is simply starting. Once you show up for yourself, you've

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

Ever searched online for pet advice and ended up more confused than when you started? One post about your dog throwing up turns into 60 conflicting comments, arguments, and fear-filled stories, and suddenly you’re spiraling. In this episode, I reveal the hidden danger behind all that “free” pet parenting advice in online groups, why it can do more harm than good, and where to actually turn for trusted pet care and training tips for dogs and cats (and other pets too) that help your pets instea...

What if you’ve been climbing the wrong mountain all along?In this episode, Anya shares a moment of clarity from the middle of Seussville—yes, in the Cat in the Hat store at Universal Studios—where a quote from Alice in Wonderland sparked a powerful realization about homeschool, direction, and how easy it is to follow a path that was never meant for you.Explore how the Inuit, the Maya, and Montessori all point to a gentler way to guide learning—one rooted in observation, not pressure. If you’ve ever

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Visual Accuity and Longevity Happy Halloween everybody! Hope everybody is dressing up, My kids are being Spiderman, Boba Fett, and a black cat. I am going out as Darth Vader. If you are new to parenting, you are probably also realizing that candy is an alcohol equivalent for children and they literally become “drunk” after several pieces of concentrated sugar. Sorry Mormon church…..concentrated sugar is a drug. But enough about candy! Today on Full Scope, we are going to ...

Feeling the pre-holiday pressure already? In this special episode, Shawna and Cara announce The More for Mom Summit.This is a free, three-day virtual event designed to help you fill your cup before the seasonal rush begins. This summit is your official permission slip to get some "preseason spoiling" and learn how to shift from feeling like the "holiday help" to being the heart of the season. Discover how serving from your overflow is the key to a more joyful, less stressful

What are the characteristics of a narcissist child? Dr Ken Resnick (Educational Psychologist and Parenting Expert) and Prof Corne Meintjes: Director at the Centre for Academic Technologies (CAT) join pearl in a conversation about parenting in the age of Chatgpt.

🎃 Is your Halloween more Pinterest-perfect or last-minute “grab cat ears and call it good”? Either way, this Call Waiting mini-episode is stuffed fuller than a candy bucket with mom hacks, hilarious costume fails, and creative ideas for family traditions. From family Halloween costume inspo (think Star Wars, Disney, Toy Story, and yes—even a Costco-themed crew) to neighborhood trick-or-treat chaos, Amey (IBCLC), Lauren (labor nurse), and Charity (bodyworker) get real about what works, what flops,

This week on What They Don’t Tell You, we sit down with writer, podcaster, and queen of parenting honesty Cat Sims (@notsosmugnow) for a conversation that’s as funny as it is heartfelt. From the hilarious chaos of parenting fails to the surprising lessons that come with raising kids, Cat opens up about the highs and lows of family life. She chats with us about how social media can be both a lifeline and a pressure cooker for parents, and shares her own approach to keeping her marriage strong

Grab your snacks and light one up — Ali and Xena are back in the hotbox of hilarity! This week, the besties spiral (in the best way) through the ups and downs of pet parenting — featuring one asthmatic cat, a couple of drama queen dogs, and zero sense of control. Then, they switch gears and get delightfully spooky with the wild case of Jason Shockley and the eerie chaos of the Enfield Poltergeist. It’s true crime meets supernatural nonsense, all filtered through the hazy lens of two high best

🐾 Summary In this episode of Tails of Truth, Dr. Angie and JoJo discuss the multifaceted issue of accessibility in veterinary medicine. From financial barriers and the emotional weight of hard decisions to the privilege of pet insurance and the evolving role of house calls and telehealth, they explore what it really means to make veterinary care available to everyone. The conversation highlights disparities between urban and rural veterinary care and emphasizes the need for empathy and ...

Feeling lonely even when you're surrounded by family?You're not the only one. In this vulnerable episode, Cara shares some big personal news that brings up her own fears about isolation , while Shawna opens up about her past struggles with feeling disconnected. Together, they tackle the "perfect mom myth" and explore why feeling seen and heard is one of the most powerful antidotes to loneliness in motherhood. If you’ve ever felt like you haven’t had a real adult conversation in

Naomi Rose is a social worker and therapist who feels lucky to be able to take a break from clinical practice to care for her twin toddlers, Ruby and Vivian. The three of them enjoy playing dress up, having dance parties, and eating Nutella. When Naomi isn’t with her daughters, she enjoys swimming, reading fiction, and singing with her Acapella group, “Prairie Fire Choir.” Naomi lives with her husband, their twins, and a very lazy and cuddly cat named Buttermilk.This week's episode is sponsored by:

A tale of two dentists. Foiled again by luxurious packaging, Amy unwittingly buys geriatric floss from her once beloved brand, Cocolab (shame! shame! shame!). Melissa puts her own spin on Schrodinger's Cat with Asperger's Periodontist, aka her local tooth shop staffed by Drs. Butterfingers and Vacusuck. The story, you guys. I can't. Just play it. Trust me.  It's thooooooooorrrrrrroooooouuugggggghhhhhh. All this ya whore, on today's Brilliant Observations.

Before comedian Sabrina Jalees had sons Wolfie and Rowan, she and her wife Shawna had another son -their French bulldog, Cowboy. According to Sabrina, he was their first born, and taught them a thing or two about parenting humans. Cowboy has also become fast friends and mischievous co-conspirators with her toddler. And who knew - until this conversation - that Cowboy kind of wasn’t meant to be.That’s all in this action-packed episode, in which Sabrina “gives some shine” to Cowboy and reflects on

Fall’s still ghosting us, my jeans have become a personal sauna, and that TikTok buy? It might’ve opened the floodgates. My daughter’s lemonade stand crushed it, but with the weather stuck in limbo, the sick bug’s still lurking. I break down the family campout, Nemo’s Oscar-worthy dramatics over a cat video, and yes, Go Cubs Go, or whatever you want to do.Check out the podcast and all the fun

Think crate training is as simple as putting your dog in the crate and calling it a night? That’s the biggest reason it fails. Crate training isn’t instant. It’s a step-by-step process that builds your dog’s trust and confidence over time. Rush it, and you’ll end up with whining, accidents, or full-blown crate panic. In this episode, I’m joined by Ruth Hegarty, multi-certified dog trainer and behavior expert, to share real pet parenting advice that actually works. Together, we’ll walk through...

This week we spiral from why jeans are dead to cuffing season cravings, the invisible load of single women, and the idea that maybe we’re just… right. We pitch our referral-only dating app, imagine a husband stork, and roast the Home Depot parking lot like the wild frontier it is. Plus: cat energy vs. dog energy, being no one’s priority, and how to balance ambition with a desire to just rot on the couch.Girlhood is awesome, being a woman...requires strategy. For Strategy in fitness/wellness:

In deze aflevering neemt Janneke je mee in een metafoor die op het eerste gezicht speels lijkt, maar diep raakt. Want de manier waarop jij leiding geeft aan jongeren bepaalt of ze afhaken… of aangaan.Ontdek waarom dog parenting (gehoorzaamheid, regels, controle) vaak niet meer werkt bij Generatie Z — en hoe cat parenting (autonomie, afstemmen, eigenaarschap) juist wél beweging brengt. Zonder dat jij de controle verliest.Een aflevering voor ouders én professionals die nieuwsgierig durven zijn naar