🎙️ Podcast: “Lapsed, õppimine ja digimaailm”Kas tänapäeva lapsed on laisad või on maailm nende ümber lihtsalt liiga kiire? Miks tundub koolis õpitav tihti elust nii kaugel? Ja kuidas saab vanem või õpetaja aidata lapsel säilitada õppimise rõõmu ajal, mil telefon on alati käeulatuses?Selles podcastis räägime ausalt ja lihtsalt sellest, kuidas lapsed tänapäeval õpivad — millised on suurimad väljakutsed, mis neid mõjutavad, ja kuidas kodu ning kool saaksid koos töötada, mitte vastanduda. Toome näiteid

Finding out you are pregnant is one of the most exciting times of your life, but it can also feel like a lot. There are endless choices to make, and many of them involve gathering information, weighing options, or seeking expert advice. From choosing your care provider to planning for your baby, it is easy to feel pulled in a hundred directions at once. This episode will help you cut through the noise, tune into your priorities, and focus on what really matters most during your pregnancy. Full

Ever whisper, “Why is everything always so hard? I just want my energy back”?In this week’s episode, I share the journey that taught me how exhaustion can be biological, not just spiritual, plus the four faith-and-science habits that renewed my strength and clarity.You’ll learn:✨ Why you can still wake up tired after doing “everything right”✨ How oxidative stress affects your body—in plain, mom-friendly language✨ Four habits that blend simple biology and real-life faith✨ Encouragement to stop

Your Child Is Not Your Therapist // Pam Kanaly & Mel HiettIn this honest and heartfelt conversation, Pam and Mel talk about an important boundary every parent, especially single moms, needs to understand. Your child is not your therapist. Together, they explore how to share life with your kids in age-appropriate ways while still being authentic and emotionally present. They discuss what healthy vulnerability looks like, how to find safe outlets for your adult struggles, and ways to protect your

When our teen's worry sets off our own, it can feel like two nervous systems locked in the same storm. In this heartfelt conversation, I sit down with my friend and colleague Dr. Ann-Louise Lockhart to unpack what’s really happening beneath those moments of reactivity and how parents can shift from fear-based reacting to compassionate, grounded responding.We talk about:Why our teens’ anxiety activates our own nervous systemPractical tools to create space between trigger and response (hello, rage

Family and friends all like to have opinions on how to raise your children, with table manners being a hot topic in the households of Zazi and Tess! Should we bite our tongues when it comes to picky eating or less than desirable fork skills? This episode explores the realities of dining with the grandparents and provides some what-to-dos and what-not-to-dos to lower the stress around mealtimes.

In this episode of the Mama's Village Podcast, host Abby Hartley interviews Lauren Barnett, a mental health professional and author of 'Don't Tell My Mom That I Love Her.' They discuss Lauren's journey in the mental health field, her experiences working with adolescents, and the inspiration behind her book. The conversation delves into the challenges of matching clients with therapists, the importance of understanding mother-daughter relationships, and the universal themes of adolescence that

In this much needed episode of mothers talking, Natalie (author of Why Home Birth Matters) chats to Alex Smith.  Alex Smith has been a childbirth educator since the 1970s and an observer of the changing attitudes to childbirth during that time. She has had the privilege of attending many home births and believes that this is probably the only setting where truly physiological birth is able to unfold. She regards the rapid escalation of induced labour and caesarean birth as an ecological issue with

Summary: In this episode, Kendall Lasha discusses the growing mindset among young adults and teenagers who believe they are equal to their parents simply because they have reached adulthood. She explores the spiritual and ethical equality of all humans while emphasizing the sacred, non-peer role of parents. The conversation delves into the cultural and relational hierarchies that have existed for thousands of years, the impact of pop psychology on social media, and the importance of respecting the

In a world full of noise, distractions, and dopamine-triggering apps, Dr. Kathy Koch and Wayne Stender talk about how parents can help kids rediscover the gift of focus — and why staying faithful to one task is an act of worship that builds character and identity.

In this episode of Hoy! Aba Teka, Cyra and Chef Martin share candidly about the big and small changes that come with becoming parents, especially as overseas Filipino workers raising kids away from extended family.They talk about the shift from chef-life hours to parenting “shifts,” the struggles of caring for a newborn during the pandemic without extra help, and how they learned to balance work, sleepless nights, and new routines together.Amid the laughter, personal anecdotes, and honest

Preventing Childhood Sexual AbuseWhat if the one conversation you've been avoiding is the one that could save your child's life? Join Kristina Campos, founder of The Impactful Parent, as she tackles one of the most critical and difficult subjects in parenting: preventing childhood sexual abuse (CSA Prevention). In this must-watch episode, Kristina sits down with special guest Dr. Bronwen Carroll, a pediatric emergency medicine physician, mother of four, and passionate advocate for Child

#68: We all know babies don’t need added sugar—but avoiding it is harder than you think. In this episode, I’m joined by Dr. Robert Lustig, one of the world’s leading experts on sugar and metabolism, to uncover the hidden ways sugar sneaks into baby foods and what parents can do to keep it out.If you’ve ever wondered how to protect your baby from added sugar and help them build a lifetime of positive food preferences, this conversation will open your eyes to what’s really going on in our food

Roy Wood Jr. stops by to talk about his fatherhood journey. Wood Jr. was kind enough to open up about his relationship with his dad. In addition, he talks about how he and his son bond. Roy shares a lot of great insight into fatherhood. Next we talk about his new book, The Man of Many Fathers and how men in his life shaped who he is today. After that we talk about his fantastic career. Lastly, we finish the interview with the Fatherhood Quick Five. About Roy Wood Jr. Roy Wood Jr. is a

Looking for practical ways to engage parents in your Awana ministry? In this episode, Linnea Sandvall shares practical ways to […]The post Practical Ways to Build Stronger Relationships with Parents appeared first on Child Discipleship.

A new study is making headlines — not because kids are on screens too much, but because many can’t stop. Dr Justin Coulson unpacks fresh research linking addictive screen use (not screen time itself) with anxiety, depression, and suicidal thoughts in teens. Learn what “addiction” really means, why it’s not an official diagnosis, and how to protect your child without constant conflict. KEY POINTS The latest data from the Adolescent Brain Cognitive Development Study

In this episode of The Raising Alphas Project, the team sits down with Randy Ruiz, former Toronto Blue Jays MLB player, to talk about what it really takes to make it to, and stay in, the big leagues. Randy shares his journey through professional baseball, the discipline and mindset needed to reach the top, and how he’s applying those same principles now in life after retirement.We also dive into his predictions for this year’s World Series and what young athletes can learn from his story about

We delve into the challenges faced by Jewish education, particularly focusing on the impact of divorce on children's learning, the financial burdens of Jewish schooling, and the need for inclusivity in educational environments. We discuss the highlights the historical context of Jewish education, the implications of zero tolerance policies, and the role of parents in navigating these challenges.

When The Wiggles covered Tame Impala’s Elephant for triple j's Like A Version, the internet couldn’t agree - did they actually change the lyrics? This week, Simon and Lachy play back the tape and settle it once and for all. Plus, the real story behind that performance, Kevin Parker’s surprise reaction, and how The Wiggles ended up claiming the #1 spot on triple j’s Hottest 100. HOSTSSimon Pryce Lachlan Gillespie PRODUCERSProduced by The Wiggles and Mylk MediaMadeline

In this special 9-episode series, I'm reading chapters straight from my first best selling book, How I Fixed My Teen. You'll hear my raw, real stories and practical tools that helped me turn my relationship with my teen around. Plus, get an exclusive sneak peek at my upcoming book, Mom Got Jesus Wrong, Hallelujah!—where I dig into healing from harmful religious patterns and show you how to reclaim a faith that truly loves. If you're liking my first book, you'll love my second- preorder HERE! To