Kids are PEOPLE Too is a parenting podcast where the host, Celita Williams, approaches various topics from the perspective of helping parents to examine and possibly reshape their parenting philosophies and manage expectations of their children. The conversations are based on scientifically proven timelines for child psychological and cognitive development. This is not a traditional parenting podcast. We do talk about how to modify the behavior of our children to achieve desired outcomes, but we also focus on how to look within to find ways that we, as parents, may be contributing to our own parenting challenges. Most importantly, we focus on how to revamp our approach and overcome our parenting struggles.
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In this episode, Celita discusses what parents need to know about setting and enforcing boundaries, so we can master the best, most effective way to teach our kids.Please SUBSCRIBE to be alerted when future episodes are posted every Wednesday, and leave a FIVE-STAR review!You can also send topic requests or listener questions via email to kids@dosesofmelanin.com.Be sure to join the Kids are People Too parenting group on Facebook, FOLLOW @KAPTpodcast and @doses_of_melanin on IG, and LIKE @dosesofmelanin on FB! Click here to check out our website and view the merch in our shop!
In this "minisode", Celita hopes to empower parents by reading positive parenting affirmations for listeners to use as daily motivation and inspiration to show up as the best versions of themselves every single day (as a parent).For daily affirmations (after initial listen), start at 4:42.Please SUBSCRIBE to be alerted when future episodes are posted every Wednesday, and leave a FIVE-STAR review!You can also send topic requests or listener questions via email to kids@dosesofmelanin.com.Be sure to join the Kids are People Too parenting group on Facebook, FOLLOW @KAPTpodcast and @doses_of_melanin on IG, and LIKE @dosesofmelanin on FB! Click here to check out our website and view the merch in our shop!
In this episode, Celita discusses why kids lie, what it means for their cognitive development, how we should handle our kids' lies and how we should never respond.Please SUBSCRIBE to be alerted when future episodes are posted every Wednesday, and leave a FIVE-STAR review!You can also send topic requests or listener questions via email to kids@dosesofmelanin.com.Be sure to join the Kids are People Too parenting group on Facebook, FOLLOW @KAPTpodcast and @doses_of_melanin on IG, and LIKE @dosesofmelanin on FB! Click here to check out our website and view the merch in our shop!
In this episode, Celita discusses why we need to stop trying to completely control our kids; the effect that we are likely to see later if we allow our “temporary” ability to control them to shape our parenting style; and how we can modify our approach so that we are leaving space for us to be able to have positive and intentional influence on them in the long run.Please SUBSCRIBE to be alerted when future episodes are posted every Wednesday, and leave a FIVE-STAR review!You can also send topic requests or listener questions via email to kids@dosesofmelanin.com.Be sure to join the Kids are People Too parenting group on Facebook, FOLLOW @KAPTpodcast and @doses_of_melanin on IG, and LIKE @dosesofmelanin on FB! Click here to check out our website and view the merch in our shop!
In this episode, Celita discusses the importance of fostering a home environment that places greater value on cooperation than it does on compliance and the long term impact that this has on the child and the parent-child relationship over time.Please SUBSCRIBE to be alerted when future episodes are posted every Wednesday, and leave a FIVE-STAR review!You can also send topic requests or listener questions via email to kids@dosesofmelanin.com.Be sure to join the Kids are People Too parenting group on Facebook, FOLLOW @KAPTpodcast and @doses_of_melanin on IG, and LIKE @dosesofmelanin on FB!Click here to check out our website and view the merch in our shop!
In this episode, Celita discusses the controversial topic of spanking children. She discusses the science behind what happens in the body when children are spanked and the long-term effects of experiencing a childhood where spanking and yelling are a norm.Please SUBSCRIBE to be alerted when future episodes are posted every Wednesday, and leave a FIVE-STAR review!You can also send topic requests or listener questions via email to kids@dosesofmelanin.com.Be sure to join the Kids are People Too parenting group on Facebook, FOLLOW @KAPTpodcast and @doses_of_melanin on IG, and LIKE @dosesofmelanin on FB!Click here to check out our website and view the merch in our shop!
In this episode, Celita discusses the importance of responding to our children rather than reacting to their behavior, why this is so hard to do and leaves listeners with ideas to consider as they work to become more responsive than reactive in their parenting approach.Please SUBSCRIBE to be alerted when future episodes are posted every Wednesday, and leave a FIVE-STAR review!Be sure to join the Kids are People Too parenting group on Facebook, FOLLOW @KAPTpodcast and @doses_of_melanin on IG, and LIKE @dosesofmelanin on FB!Click here to check out our website and view the merch in our shop!
In this episode, Celita discusses the importance of seeing our children as little people rather than “just” kids, the benefits that are experienced when we do, the challenges that we face when we don't, the impact that building genuine bonds with our kids has on our ability to influence them and most importantly, ways that we can develop, or strengthen, our bonds and deepen our connection with our children.Please SUBSCRIBE to be alerted when future episodes are posted every Wednesday, leave a FIVE-STAR review, join the Kids are People Too parenting group on Facebook, FOLLOW @KAPTpodcast and @doses_of_melanin on IG, LIKE @dosesofmelanin on FB, and stay tuned because Episode 2 is coming up next week!Click here to check out our website and view the merch in our shop!
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