This is an excerpt from our interview with Naomi Vacaro on the Schoolhouse Rocked Podcast. Watch or listen to the full conversation here.Watch this full interview on our YouTube Channel. Yvette Hampton and Naomi Vacaro dive into the transformative power of quiet time and inductive Bible study. Gain valuable wisdom on establishing a meaningful quiet time routine and unlocking the depth of scripture through an inductive study approach. Explore the benefits of immersing yourself in God's word and

We've said it all. You've heard it all. And still, you keep trying it all. But is there a better way? What are some new things you can do when none of the usual strategies work for your picky eater?Looking to reduce the overwhelm of feeding your family while saving time AND money? Meal planning is the answer — yes, even if you’ve tried before and failed. We can help you get meal planning right with our Meal Planning for Everyone audio course. We’ve made it possible for anyone to become a

Sean of the South is here!!!!!!!!!! This is one of my very favorite conversations. Sean's writing it SO touching and memorable. Sean recorded this one OUTSIDE with some beautiful scenery behind him so enjoy the sound of the birds and the wind :).Join us as Sean opens up about his tumultuous past, including the long-lasting impact of his father's tragic death by suicide and the complexity it added to his formative years. Despite dropping out of school in the seventh grade and facing rejection from a

SummaryIn this part of the conversation, Jey and William discuss their respective podcasts and how they got started in film reviews. They also talk about their experiences as fathers and the dynamics of their relationships with their children. They touch on parenting styles, the importance of love and support, and the challenges of balancing work and family life. They also discuss the portrayal of fathers in movies and TV shows, noting the shift from traditional stereotypes to more diverse and

"Our kids always had a desire to learn. My job was just not to burn them out." ~ Durenda WilsonWatch this full interview on our YouTube Channel. Yvette Hampton sits down with Durenda Wilson, the author of "The Four-Hour School Day." In this episode, Durenda shares valuable insights on how homeschool families can thrive with a shorter school day, focusing on quality over quantity. Discover practical tips for parents new to homeschooling, strategies for managing sibling relationships, and ways to

EverydayPeacemakerAre you a peacemaker? Recently I've been convicted that I need to aim toward that goal, in a focused way. As parents it is not always easy to have peace or to facilitate peace among our children or even our spouse. In this podcast, we explore the elements of peacemaking and show your children through examples how to demonstrate this gift with others. Are You A Peacemaker? As a parent, you will more than likely find some portion of your day spent keeping children from fighting or

Ever wondered how home schooling could revolutionize your family dynamic? Join us as we delve into a conversation with home schooling parents, Katie and Steve, exploring the unexpected journey of home schooling and its profound impact on relationships. Are you concerned about your children's social interaction and the quality of their education? Discover how home schooling addresses these worries and more. From debunking myths about socialization to empowering parents with practical strategies, this

In this episode of the 1000 Hours Outside Podcast, host Ginny Yurich is joined by Chelsea Bodie and Caitlin Slavens, the dynamic duo behind Mama Psychologists, to delve into the profound challenges of motherhood. Titled "Mom Life Feels Hard Because it is Hard," this episode unpacks the complexities of postpartum experiences and offers essential insights and advice for new moms. Chelsea and Caitlin shed light on the varying durations of postpartum recovery, highlighting that it can take 18-24 months

In today's Bucket Emptying podcast episode, the focus is on parental guilt. It's a feeling many of us experience almost as soon as our child is handed to us, impacting various aspects of our lives.To address this challenge, it's crucial to recognise when the guilt arises from a misalignment between our actions as parents and our perceived responsibilities. The first step is to identify and understand this disconnect.Join me as I explore strategies for managing your parental guilt.💚 Let's grow our

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From ridiculous lists with £1,000 vases to unending hen dos and stag dos that soak up the cash, is a white wedding really all that for the guests? And does Pinterest have a lot to answer for?

What if you could protect your child's smile for a lifetime? Join us for an insightful conversation with our expert paediatric dentist, who reveals invaluable tips on preventing dental decay in kids, affecting nearly half of all five-year-olds. We share light-hearted personal stories about our own dental experiences and debate our favourite snacks—think peanuts, popcorn, and the ever-controversial bounty bar. This episode promises a blend of vital dental health information and the fun camaraderie of

The baseball hall of fame is full of failures. Consider Joe DiMaggio, one of the all-time top hitters. His batting average was .325. But even that great statistic means that Joe failed to hit the ball almost 70% of the time. Unfortunately, in our society, boys do not receive the same margin for error. Young men naturally develop slower than their female peers, in both academics and emotional intelligence. But that is often ignored by educators, and boys are quickly labeled “slow” when they si...

Three-year-olds are exhausting! Energetic, emotionally reactive, and uninhibited—all the things that can make a parent begin to question if their child has ADHD! Today, Dr Justin looks at the developmentally normal behaviours of a three-year-old and shares four things they need in order to learn, grow, and thrive.Plus, three tips for neurodivergent parents trying to hold it all together while navigating the chaos of family life and struggling with their own ADHD. In this episode: ADHD, ODD, or

Outright Defiance/Refusal: My Best Podcast of 2024Do you have a child who ever acts outright defiant or refuses to do what you ask? Who then has attitude? How do you handle this without being authoritarian (fear, escalating) or being too sweet (getting walked all over and creating an entitled child)? Kirk shows you how to teach your child while staying connected through defiance, anger, and hostile words. This may be the best and most foundational podcast of 2024. Take the extra time and

Are you new to time management or looking to refine your current system? Curious about navigating the age-old debate between paper planners and digital calendars? Today, I'll be sharing my insights on why my hybrid method—combining the convenience of a digital calendar with the reliability of a paper planner—is a game changer. We’ll explore the key benefits and drawbacks of each tool, helping you make an informed decision. Grab a pen and paper and let's dive into the pros and cons of using a

Send us a Text Message.Link to referenced video: “LEAVE MY MOTHER ALONE” FULL VIDEOWebsite mentioned in the video - https://rapha.org/survivor-careIn Falling for Learning Podcast episode 50, T.D. Flenaugh discusses Adverse Childhood Experiences (ACEs) and their profound impact on children's emotional and educational development. Drawing from a recent viral video of a girl reacting to her mother’s arrest, T.D. explores the trauma children face and the cyclical nature of their struggles. K...

Welcome to Live, Laugh, Love, the laugh out loud smash hit podcast from the hilarious comedic husband and wife duo Mark & Roxanne Hoyle, AKA - LadBaby. Join the social media phenomenon and Christmas No1 hit record breakers for weekly episodes as they dish the dirt on real life, relationships dilemmas, celebrity encounters, date night diaries and so much more! Expect arguments, tantrums and even tears as they invite you into their home for a gossip, to answer your burning questions and even tackle

In this solo episode of The Therapy Edit and in response to a question from a listener, Anna offers some practical steos about how you can tackle feelings of resentment that are commonly felt during motherhood. This ten minute listen will undoubtedly leave you feeling able to ask for what you need, compromise and feel less resentment as a result.

***Heads up that this episode contains some fears that I had as a child that could be frightening to young children. Please consider listening to this episode away from young, listening ears. On this episode I share my experience as a child growing up with anxiety. From the fears I had to some of the negative ways having constant anxiety affected me, I'll get candid. I'll also share what it's been like raising a child with anxiety. I'll talk about how this brought back my own anxiety and how ...