Parenting with and through anxiety can give a person anxiety. How do I overcome my irrational (and sometimes rational) fears to let my children grow up with a healthy relationship with their own fear and anxiety? If being a worrywart is contagious, how do I make sure I’m avoiding anxious sneezing all over my kids? A few mental tricks, a few just biting down and doing it scared, and a little exposure therapy has worked for Gwenna and Tori. Join them as they discuss parenting with anxiety and what’s

Send us a text Mom guilt whispers (or sometimes screams) that you’re not doing enough, that you’re failing your kids, that every other mom has it more together than you. But here’s the truth: mom guilt is a liar. In this episode of Not Defined By Motherhood – The Podcast, I’ll break down where mom guilt actually comes from, why it’s not your fault, and how to finally stop letting it run your life. We’ll talk about the hidden expectations that fuel guilt, the sneaky ways it shows up, and pract...

Usually on Wednesdays, we discuss a newer entertainment property. But since yesterday's Lost episode was tantalizingly close to the end of season 3, we decided to bump Only Murders in the Building and devote today's chat to the two-hour season 3 finale, "Through the Looking Glass." People die, people almost die, people seem to be dead but aren't really dead. People seem to be in the past when they're in the future. People seem to be on Team Ben or Team Jack or Team Anyone But Those Two. We're still

In this episode of The Secure Family Podcast, Andy dives deep into the world of propaganda and misinformation with human behavior experts Greg Williams and Brian Marren. The discussion covers the historical context of propaganda, its prevalence on social media, and its impact on both individuals and large groups.   Greg and Brian explain the difference between misinformation, disinformation, and the importance of critical thinking in today’s digital age. They also provide practical tips for

In this episode of The Best for Baby Podcast, paediatric physiotherapist Lisa shares the top three things every parent and parent-to-be needs to know to help their baby thrive; and to avoid the most common developmental issues she sees in her clinic, like Flat Head Syndrome (Plagiocephaly) and delayed motor milestones. You’ll hear the real-life story of Lucy and her baby girl, whose journey through tongue-tie, head-turning preference, and helmet therapy highlights how easily modern parenting...

Ti è mai capitato di temere la crisi dopo un tuo no? Magari spieghi, argomenti, cerchi l’accordo… e invece esplode la rabbia. In questa puntata andiamo “sotto” le parole e vediamo cosa ci spaventa davvero quando i figli non ascoltano. Perché il punto non è evitare la crisi, ma cosa succede dopo. Ascolta l’episodio e prova a cambiare prospettiva.Leggi l'articolo correlato: https://giovanniarico.it/bambini-che-si-arrabbiano-cosa-fare-quando-dici-no/Iscriviti al corso gratuito in 7 lezioni su Come

Tips for coping with illness when you have babies or toddlers... This is the one where Emma and Elliot chat (mostly moan) about having colds and the family all coming down with a sickness bug. A surprisingly funny & silly episode, despite the lovely topic! The challenges of parenting through illness, all the extra washing, how it affects our kids, sleep, being off school & work, worrying about your baby's health, trips to the hospital - and all that fun stuff! Plus advice and suggesti...

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Send us a text I hope you enjoy this episode! Teen friendships can be beautiful -and brutal. This episode explores why some kids become “mean girls,” how exclusion and gossip take root, and what’s really happening beneath the surface. Drawing from Relational Aggression and Social Identity Theory, it explains how insecurity, power dynamics, and the need to belong shape behavior in middle and high school friend groups. The discussion discusses how social media magnifies hierarchy and comparison...

Dans cet extrait, Mai Lan Chapiron partage l’importance du dialogue avec les enfants, la force de la douceur dans la prévention et la nécessité d’informer les plus jeunes sur leurs droits fondamentaux, pour bâtir une société plus protectrice.Elle explique comment cette approche positive permet d’impliquer les enfants avec enthousiasme et sérénité, loin de la peur ou de la culpabilité. Pour Mai Lan, les enfants sont des personnes sérieuses qui apprécient qu’on les prenne au sérieux et qu’on leur

In this episode of the Raising Confident Girls podcast, Melissa Jones addresses the challenges parents face when their daughters seem distant or uncommunicative. She reminds parents that silence doesn’t necessarily mean rejection—and that their presence still matters deeply, even when it goes unacknowledged. Melissa explores how simple acts of consistency, love, and mindful communication can reassure daughters that they are seen and supported. Tune in to discover: Why silence doesn’t always m...

Baby sleep, it’s the topic every new parent obsesses over! In this episode of the Pop That Mumma Podcast, I chat with newborn expert Lisa Clegg. We chat all about how to help your newborn sleep better with routines, feeding patterns, and so much more. Lisa shares her years of experience supporting families through those early weeks, offering real, practical tips for establishing healthy sleep patterns from day one.This episode is packed with supportive advice, expert information, and a whole lot of

In this second half of my 100th episode conversation with my friend and poet Megan Leonard, we talk about what happens when we finally start letting go of what’s not working.We call it The Colander List — a way of noticing what’s naturally slipping through, what’s too heavy to hold, and what we might finally have permission to set down.This conversation isn’t about getting more efficient or organized. It’s about capacity, trust, and the space we create when we stop trying to do it all.Meg and I talk

HEY OTHER PARENTS – S03E008: Naming a Baby Without Starting a Family Feud🎙️ In This Episode: Naming a baby is no small task. From family traditions to pop culture influences, choosing the “right” name can feel like walking through a minefield — one full of strong opinions, veto lists, and more unsolicited suggestions than anyone ever asked for. This week on Hey Other Parents, we’re talking all about the first — and likely most stressful — parenting decision: naming your baby… without setting off a

In deze aflevering van Moeders Podcast duik ik in de herfstige chaos van Halloween en afzwemmen. Van pompoenen uitsnijden tot pompen met zwembandjes, het is weer die tijd van het jaar. We vieren het behalen van het zwemdiploma B (inclusief natte ogen bij mama, uiteraard) en tussendoor begin ik zelf dapper aan een borstcrawl-cursus voor volwassenen. Want als de kinderen door het diepe gaan, dan doe ik gezellig mee, alleen iets minder elegant. Kortom: snoep, chloor en chaos. Alles wat een moe...

Text me a message! I would love to hear from you! In this episode, I talk with Judy Fulmer, founder of College PrepXcel, an independent educational consulting company that guides students skillfully and strategically through the college admissions process so they know what to expect—and how to truly stand out. Judy helps parents and teens navigate the often-overwhelming world of college prep with clarity and confidence. She works with all families, but as a former homeschool mom herself, she ...

Nicole “Snooki” Polizzi needs no introduction — but she’s not the same girl we met on the Jersey Shore. In this episode of The Breakdown with Bethany, the reality TV icon turned mom of three, entrepreneur and bona fide cultural force opens up about stinky sports gear, cleaning as therapy, growing up in public, parenting tweens, building businesses — and keeping real friendships alive through every chapter. From Lysol partnerships to lasting loyalty, Snooki is as unfiltered and grounded as ever

When I first created the Thriving in Motherhood Planner, I was deep in survival mode, barely keeping up and looking for something that made life feel more doable. Over the years, it’s become so much more than a planner. It’s a tool that grows with me. The fact is, no one stays in one place for long. We all move through seasons, sometimes thriving, sometimes surviving, and our planning needs change with them. In this week’s episode, I’m walking through what it looks like to use your planner along the