You’re just trying to buy avocados, and suddenly you’re defending your entire educational philosophy.In this hilarious and eye-opening episode, Christy-Faith breaks down why announcing “We homeschool” turns into a social experiment. From the grocery store to family gatherings, she explains the psychology behind other people’s awkward reactions and how to stay confident, calm, and kind through it all.You’ll learn four powerful psychological tendencies (status quo bias, shame projection,

It's one of the most frustrating experiences for so many of my new clients. They come to me exhausted and confused. "We already sleep trained, we don't understand why it didn't work!!" Today I'll share all of my cold hard truths that will hopefully allow you to release the fear that you simply have a uniquely mystifying "bad sleeper" - even if you tried the same failing process with another child who actually is a good sleeper! More importantly - I'll explain what you need to try once again (once

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Do you ever feel like you’re doing “all the right things” but not seeing real results?In this episode, Greg & Rachel Denning challenge the sacred cows of school, pharma, and religion—not to burn it all down, but to help you keep what serves your family and release what doesn’t. You’ll learn how to shift from transactional box-checking to transformational growth, so your kids develop inner authority, critical thinking, and personal responsibility.Big idea: You can honor helpful traditions and

Growing up, Christmas was magical. My parents made first things first, and gave us consistently quiet, deeply magical, family-centred, Christ-focused Christmases. As I grew up, I realised how truly rare this was, as so many friends expressed distaste for the holidays because their parents were stressed, or they were introverts dragged from event to event. So often, we get caught up in the hustle of the Season, missing both its true symbolism and losing opportunities to carve out truly life-giving

Hey mama! Today Trish is diving into the lifesaving 5, 5, 5 rule, the single most overlooked recovery secret that can save you from months of exhaustion and complications during postpartum recovery. Trish breaks down this essential rule: five days in the bed, five days on the bed, and five days near your bed. Learn how to heal faster, protect your pelvic floor, and set realistic expectations for the first few weeks at home. Tune in for actionable tips on planning ahead, communicating with your

347:  BaseCampEd: Building Community and Connection for HomeschoolersHost Meryl van der Merwe talks with Morgan Bergstrom, creator of the BaseCampEd app, a new tool designed to help homeschool families build community and connection. Morgan shares how her own homeschooling journey and frequent military moves inspired her to create a platform that makes it easier for homeschoolers to find and connect with local families. She explains how the app works, the importance of privacy and simplicity in its

Do you ever feel like your teen is pushing you away — when all you want is to reconnect? In this powerful episode, clinical psychologist, parent coach, and author Dr. Ann-Louise Lockhart joins The Child Psych Podcast to unpack her new book, Love the Teen You Have: A Practical Guide to Transforming Conflict into Connection.Dr. Lockhart draws from over two decades of experience working with families and her own journey as a mom of two teens to help parents navigate the emotional roller coaster of

Have you heard the word "Jawn" or "Junt" come out of your teens mouth and had a small panic attack? Well no need to panic. On today's episode we will explain all. If you enjoy this episode, don't forget to subscribe to the podcast for more teen slang breakdowns, insights, and relatable topics. Leave a 5-star review to help others find the podcast and join the conversation! 🌟🌟🌟🌟🌟**Help Support The Podcast Here: https://buymeacoffee.com/teenslangtqOur Sponsor Luc1d

Christians and Jews are sometimes called "People of the Book" because we rest our beliefs on the written word of God. It's natural for a new believer to have a new desire to read the Bible -- but there are a lot of different versions on the shelf! What makes them different? Which Bible is best for new believers? What would we recommend for young readers? We've used many different Bibles over the years, and this episode we're talking about what we've experienced, what we used with our family, and

Dr. Tom Curran shares insights from Pope Leo XIV on the 60th anniversary of the Conciliar Declaration Nostra Aetate. Later in the program, Tom gives tips on how to celebrate All Hallows Eve as a Catholic family.References:DECLARATION ON THE RELATION OF THE CHURCH TO NON-CHRISTIAN RELIGIONS NOSTRA AETATE, POPE PAUL VI, OCTOBER 28, 1965GENERAL AUDIENCE, POPE LEO XIV, St Peter's Square, Wednesday, 29 October 2025, Cycle of Catechesis – Catechesis on the occasion of the 60th anniversary of the conciliar

Exclusive for paid subscribers: Download the Grace Unfiltered companion journalPublishing tomorrow: My personal takeaways from this episode. Stay tuned for this BONUS episode!What do you do when life falls apart—again and again?In this heartfelt conversation, Sarah Christmyer shares her story of walking with God through repeated storms: financial collapse, faith crises, the pain of addiction, raising a child with a life-threatening illness, and eventually, the loss of her husband to cancer.Sarah

In this week’s episode, Blyss and Stu do a deep dive into the methodology, history, and current practices surrounding the non-stress test (NST) used in prenatal care. They answer all your questions: What is a non-stress test? Where did it come from? How did it become so accepted? Does it actually tell you what it's supposed to tell you? And, is there evidence that a previous stillbirth is an indication for for NST testing?Discussed in This EpisodeUnderstanding Non-Stress Test (NST) and Its

Many parents are willing to do anything to help their child with autism. When traditional therapies don’t bring the progress they hope for, it’s easy to feel desperate—and to keep searching for the next answer.That’s exactly where one devoted mom found herself. After years of struggle, she tried nearly everything—including expensive stem cell injections overseas. She and her husband even took out second mortgages to afford treatments that promised breakthroughs. But despite their best efforts, the

Sponsors for this Episode Include:Voetberg Method Experience This month, use my code: CRUNCHY20 to get 20% off each month you’re subscribed. Get 20% off the proprietary Voetberg Method Experience, where siblings can share lessons and learn music in a way they’ll never forget, even when lessons stop. https://tinyurl.com/RVCNowThatWereFamily ____ Where Did TJ Go? A touching new book by Annie F. Downs to help you and your child talk about

In this episode, Dr. RJ discusses the differences between willpower and conditioning for teenagers. Many parents use strategies that influence willpower. The problem with choosing willpower is that it is not sustainable, nor does it yield results. Listen to this episode to learn the power of conditioning.

When your kid says "I don't care" about homework, what are they really telling you? Nick Zadina from the Boys Town National Hotline joins us to flip the script on motivation. Drawing from his work in crisis intervention and motivational interviewing, Nick explains why punishments and fear-based motivation stop working the moment kids leave for college. He shares practical strategies including how to identify what your child actually values, why "gentle pressure constantly applied" beats threa...

Ellie Holcomb joins Ginny to trace a clear line from her childhood on the Little Harpeth River to the music, books, and family life she’s building today. She shares how stepping off the tour bus to raise a newborn opened a new creative path—writing Scripture into song during a friend’s battle with depression, which grew into her devotional Fighting Words, a new record (Far Country), and children’s books that invite families to notice what creation is already saying.Together they explore themes

Consequences don’t have to be a battle—or a punishment that leaves everyone feeling worse. In this episode, Sean shows parents how to use consequences the right way, so they actually work. With the right approach, consequences become tools that teach, guide, and help kids grow into wiser, more responsible people. You’ll walk away with practical steps to create consequences that stick—and confidence knowing you can handle tough moments without fear, guilt, or blowups. Go deeper with Sean at

Today, Mark Gregston explains that parents must look beyond their teen’s behavior to understand the deeper heart issues driving it. Drawing from Proverbs 3:21–24, and a moving story about a past Heartlight student, he illustrates that a child’s anger or rebellion often masks pain, loss, or a longing for love and value. He reminds parents that all behavior — good or bad — is the visible expression of invisible struggles. True connection happens when parents respond with wisdom, empathy and grace,