So Now It's A Problem

So Now It's A Problem

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Parasocial Parenting

Childproof is changing for the better because it will now include more of all of you! We have always loved hearing from all of you and reading your emails. We want to hear from you more now than ever. It's not like every episode is going to be an email roundup, it's more like an ...  Afficher plus

Road Rage

Yet another episode sponsored in part by MacMillan Audio because they produced Gwenna’s latest book, Thinky Thoughts All Grown Up & Still Just as Confused. You can listen to the full version come April 14th but for now, please enjoy just one more essay. This one is road rage and ...  Afficher plus

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How do we build resilience in our kids without being harsh or overprotective
Reflective Parenting by Curious Neuron

Send us Fan MailDo you ever hear your child say things like, “I’m such a bad kid” or “I’ll never be good at this” and your heart sinks because you don’t know what to say?You’re not alone. And this episode is about to change the way you respond.Today, I’m sitting down with award-w ...  Afficher plus

Do The Thing That Sets Your Soul on Fire and Teach Your Children To Do The Same
Thrive Like A Parent

EP:114 On this episode of Thrive Like a Parent Podcast, I went to this incredible Pink concert the other night, and it just made me reflect on how much I used to neglect myself back in my previous relationship. I was always putting my partner first, trying so hard to make everyth ...  Afficher plus

How to Raise Kids Who Follow Through
Transforming The Toddler Years- Parents and Educators Raising Calm, Connected, Capable Kids

Do you want your kids to do what they say they're going to do? And without nagging?


I share a personal story in this episode about the need as parents and caregivers to fuel the inner spark for kids to have their own motivation to do wh ...

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Ep 1: Are We Over-Parenting Our Kids?
Raising Parents with Emily Oster

When Emily was a kid in the 1980s in New Haven, Connecticut, she grew up on a block with a lot of other children. Every day after dinner, around 6:30, everyone emptied out of their houses and went down to the church parking lot where they engaged in all kinds of unsupervised acti ...  Afficher plus