Positive Parents - Resilient Kids with Dr Terence Sheppard and Milly Albers

In this episode of Positive Parents, Resilient Kids, host Milly Albers welcomes Dr. Terence Sheppard and a remarkable young guest, 12-year-old artist and interviewer Isabella Taylor. Together, they discuss the balance of parenting in a world where kids are exposed to complex issues at increasingly young ages. Isabella, wise beyond her years, shares her thoughts on how young people perceive social media, failure, identity, and other big topics they encounter daily. Dr. Sheppard offers insights on fostering open communication, questioning whether kids need more space to process things on their own or if parents should step in more actively. Are we overloading children with information, or are we underestimating their ability to handle it? Join us for this discussion on guiding our kids through a challenging world with resilience and understanding. For more about Isabella Taylor visit: https://isabellataylor.com.au/ These are discussions based on topics from "Positive Parenting: A Guide to Raising Psychologically Healthy Children", written by Dr Terence Sheppard and Dr Margaret Kummerow. Visit ⁠www.positiveparenting.au⁠ for details on where to purchase the book.Follow us on socials for more! @positiveparents.podcast

Thank you parents for sending in your questions for Dr Sheppard! In this episode Milly (a toddler parent herself) asks Dr Terence Sheppard the following questions:  How do you approach conflict between siblings, especially siblings where their personalities just clash? How can I avoid yelling at my children when they won't listen to get their attention? How can I communicate with my defiant toddler? Why do toddlers fight bedtime and how do we support that? My toddler only wants “mummy to do it” - how can I help him understand that dad can help too? My toddler is super clingy… how can I encourage more free play? Join us as Terence shares practical advice and a compassionate understanding of common parenting dilemmas. From why toddlers say "no" frequently to strategies for getting their attention without yelling.  Have another question? Send us a message on Instagram @positiveparents.podcast *** These are discussions based on topics from "Positive Parenting: A Guide to Raising Psychologically Healthy Children", written by Dr Terence Sheppard and Dr Margaret Kummerow. Visit www.positiveparenting.au for details on where to purchase the book. Follow us on socials for more! @positiveparents.podcast

We're joined by Carene Shimmield, an Early Childhood Teacher with a wealth of experience and passion for nurturing young minds. Join us for passionate conversations on how children can be raised and supported in school environments, as well as exploring strategies educators can implement to bolster resilience in their students. We'll explore the pivotal role of schools, especially in the formative 0-5 age range, where crucial foundations for future personality development are laid. Carene brings a unique perspective, having studied early childhood education at Flinders University in 2012 and gained experience across various educational settings, from early childhood centres to primary schools, both public and private.  We discuss boundaries, anxiety, social skills and more. Tune in as we unravel the interplay between neurodevelopment, psychology, and cultural influences in shaping the individuals our children become.  *** These are discussions based on topics from "Positive Parenting: A Guide to Raising Psychologically Healthy Children", written by Dr Terence Sheppard and Dr Margaret Kummerow. Visit www.positiveparenting.au for details.  Follow us on socials for more! @positiveparents.podcast

In this episode, we are joined by mother of two (and stepmother of one) Karina McDonald who addresses the important topic of parenting a child with a disability. Karina shares her personal story of raising a child with a complex disability and explores the journey of embracing differences and nurturing growth and resilience in our children. We'll discuss practical strategies and offer guidance on advocating for our children's unique needs. You can read more about this topic in Chapter 12 in our book "Positive Parenting: A Guide to Raising Psychologically Healthy Children" www.positiveparenting.au Read more about SACARE's Carers Lounge at https://www.sacare.com.au/carers-lounge Follow us on socials for more parenting tips! @positiveparents.podcast

Welcome to a heartwarming and insightful episode of "Passing the Parenting Torch"! Dr. Terence Sheppard sits down to interview his daughter, Megan. With the impending arrival of Megan's first child, they delve into the world of parenting. Together, they explore the timeless principles of positive parenting, share heartfelt anecdotes, and offer invaluable advice for nurturing a happy and healthy family. Join us for this touching conversation as a father passes on his parenting wisdom to his daughter, lighting the way for future generations. Get ready to be inspired and uplifted as we witness the beautiful bond between a parent and child, and the joy of embracing positive parenting principles in this precious journey of life. For more information on the Positive Parenting book, visit www.positiveparenting.au for details. Follow us on our social media for more parenting tips! @positiveparents.podcast

Welcome to the ‘Positive Parents - Resilient Kids' podcast. In this episode, we discuss the topic of Positive Parenting. Co-hosted by Dr Terence Sheppard a Paediatric Psychologist and Milly Albers a parent who's just begun her parenting journey. Join us as we delve into the principles and practices of positive parenting, including the 10 Accomplishments of Character and their profound impact on nurturing the wellbeing and resilience of our children. Visit the website www.positiveparenting.au/ to download the 10 Accomplishments of Character and details on how to purchase The Positive Parenting book. For more tips on Positive Parenting Follow us on Instagram https://www.instagram.com/positiveparents.podcast Like us on Facebook https://www.facebook.com/thepositiveparentingbook