Podcast appearances and mentions of ann mckitrick

#183 - In this eye-opening episode of First Time Mum's Chat, I'm joined by parenting expert and podcast host Ann McKitrick to uncover the fascinating world of infant communication - from subtle cries and facial expressions to scent, gaze, and touch.With 30+ years of experience in early childhood development, Ann brings heartfelt stories and practical insights that will shift the way you understand your baby's needs.

In this episode of Parenting in the First Three Years, host Ann McKitrick dives into a question many parents rarely pause to consider: “What do you really want?” Amid the demands of daily life, parents can lose sight of their own desires and needs. Ann shares insights on reconnecting with yourself and introduces a simple exercise to help clarify and prioritize what truly brings joy and fulfillment. Tune in to explore how reclaiming your wants can enhance not only your well-being but also your parenting journey. Download 20 Ways to Power Your Parenting and Reclaim Your Life and get started today! --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/ann-mckitrick/support

In this episode of Parenting in the First Three Years, Ann McKitrick welcomes fitness expert Desi Bartlett to discuss how new moms can find strength and balance during the early years of parenting. With insights from her work with celebrities like Ashley Tisdale and Kate Hudson, Desi shares practical tips for incorporating fitness into your daily routine—even with a baby or toddler in tow. Tune in to hear Desi's wisdom on juggling motherhood and self-care, the connection between mental and physical health, and how to stay strong through life's transitions. Click here for links to Desi's books, Your Strong Sexy Pregnancy and Total Body Beautiful: Secrets to Looking and Feeling Your Best After Age 35. --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/ann-mckitrick/support

In this episode Ann McKitrick sits down with Audrey Rowland, founder of Greenspace Learning and president of the Texas Association for the Education of Young Children, to explore the biases we often hold against childhood. Audrey shares her insights from her powerful South by Southwest presentation, "Confronting Our Bias Against Childhood," and helps us understand why we sometimes feel pressured to make our children act beyond their age to meet adult expectations. This episode will challenge your perspective, freeing you from the need to rush your child's development, and encourage you to celebrate who they are in the moment. Tune in to gain valuable wisdom about honoring childhood and trusting your child's unique journey. Click here for the show notes, where you can learn more about Audrey. We've got lots of resources for you at Nurtured Noggins. Check it out! --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/ann-mckitrick/support

In this episode of Parenting in the First Three Years, host Ann McKitrick talks with Dr. Joel Warsh, a holistic pediatrician and author of Parenting at Your Child's Pace. They discuss practical tips for preventing and managing common childhood illnesses like the flu, colds, and RSV, especially as kids return to school and daycare. Dr. Warsh shares insights on boosting children's immunity, the role of natural remedies, and when it's necessary to visit a doctor. Tune in to learn how to keep your little ones healthy during the cold and flu season! Here's the show notes. Get Dr. Warsh's book, Parenting at a Child's Pace, The Integrative Pediatrician's Guide to the First Three Years --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/ann-mckitrick/support

As a working mom with a full-time career, business, 4 children, and a slew of activities, I  was definitely looking forward today's conversation with my guest, Ann McKitrick. Ann is the founder of Nurtured Noggins, a comprehensive resource for parents and host of Parenting in the First 3 Years Podcast. A frequent conference speaker, she's a parenting coach and early childhood specialist with 30 years of experience in higher education. Ann also provides online professional development for thousands of childcare professionals each year through her online business, Texas Child Care Training.Today we dig into maintaining connection with your children even if you are a working parent.Today we discuss… Childcare choices and how childcare can help increase your connection with your childManaging meltdowns at pick-up or the end of the dayThe importance of transitions for parents so they can show up the way they want for their childrenCommon challenges that working parents faceWhat can we do to maintain balance even as a working parentThe importance of taking care of yourself and how that impacts your connectionsKnowing and planning for what you needFor the show notes and all the links mentioned in today's episode, head to secretsofsupermom.com/192.Stay connected!www.secretsofsupermom.comSecrets of Supermom on FacebookSecrets of Supermom on Instagram

What's the one dream or goal that, if achieved, would bring you the greatest joy and fulfillment in your life? In this episode, we delve into a step-by-step guide on setting and achieving your goals - for yourself as a parent plus that amazing non-parent side of you! From deciding what you truly want in life to celebrating your successes, we've got the roadmap to guide you along the way. Start now by downloading this resource: 20 Ways to Power Your Parenting! --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/ann-mckitrick/support

Ann McKitrick, MS, the founder of Nurtured Noggins shares now we have the ability to speak into children's lives, educate and change their mindset through relationships.

Are you finding yourself perplexed when it comes to understating your little one? Listen in to find out how to make the early years manageable. Click here for show notes and more from Jeanne-Marie, your parenting mentor. Early parenthood is a huge learning curve and one of the biggest transitions you go through as an adult. Today, my guest sheds some light on how to better prepare for the parenting experience.  What We Talked About: Debunking Early Childhood Development Myths How Today's Technology Impacts Our Relationships with Children Advice for Building Deep Connections with Your Children Essential Traits of Professionals Caring for Young Children Deeper Understanding and Managing Our Children's Meltdowns Things to Remember “Parenting is a developmental process.” “Your foundational relationship with your child is the main one.” “Your baby always loves you best.” “Having boundaries while providing respect and dignity for who your child is as a person is fundamental.” “Consider your own development alongside your child to understand yourself and let that inform how you respond to your child.”  - Ann McKitrick “Some researchers sensibly suggest that rather than worrying which programs our children are watching, we should concentrate on trying to reduce the total amount of time they spend in front of the screen.” - Hugh Mackay “The most important period of life is not the age of university studies but the first one, the period from birth to the age of six.” - Dr. Maria Montessori   Click here for show notes and more from Jeanne-Marie, your parenting mentor.

In this week's episode, host Ann McKitrick sits down with guest, Nate Feathers, as they discuss the evolving role of dads. As a father of 5, he brings a wealth of experience and a fresh perspective to the table. This episode challenges preconceived notions and ignites a positive change in your approach to parenting or understanding of familial dynamics. Join us as we navigate the landscape of fatherhood and uncover gems of dad wisdom. Topics Discussed: The catalyst for change Mentoring fathers through Instagram Changing parenting narratives Personal growth and reflection Family dynamics and challenges The influence of past generations Click here for the full show notes. Check out all the parenting goodness at ⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠Nurtured Noggins⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠ - free resources, blogs and videos that answer your biggest questions about parenting. --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/ann-mckitrick/support

Somehow Becca and Marie have made it into Season 2 without crying, but that ends today with our guest, Ann McKitrick.Join us to hear Ann's story of career transition and the advice she shares with parents of young kids. You'll leave with a weight lifted off your chest along with practical tips to manage parenthood as you grow up right alongside your kids.Ann McKitrick, MS is the founder of Nurtured Noggins, a comprehensive resource for parents and host of Parenting in the First 3 Years Podcast.  A frequent conference speaker, she's a parenting coach and early childhood specialist with 20 years of experience in higher education. Ann also provides online professional development for thousands of child care professionals each year through her  online business, Texas Child Care Training. Ann resides near Houston Texas where she's a happy empty-nester, Camp Gladiator enthusiast, Mom, Mimi and Mastermind Leader for women's personal growth groups.www.nurturednoggins.com

Today Dr. Dan's guest is Ann McKitrick, parenting expert, child development specialist, parent coach, teacher trainer, host of the Parenting in the First 3 Years Podcast, and the founder of Nurtured Noggins. Today's episode is all about working parents and their connection to their kids. We all know there is nothing easy about being a working parent right? For new and young working parents, one of the biggest challenges is giving up our role as our child's primary caretaker during the work week. Entrusting our young child into the care of somebody else Monday-Friday leads many parents to worry about their connection with their children. But, thankfully, there are many ways for working parents to develop, maintain, and strengthen their connection with their young children – even when spending hours apart each day during the work week. Dr. Dan and Ann's conversation is inspiring and insightful. It will reassure parents that they can create and nurture loving relationships. For more information please go to www.nurturednoggins.com. Email your parenting questions to Dr. Dan podcast@drdanpeters.com (we might answer on a future episode).Follow us @parentfootprintpodcast (Instagram, Facebook) and @drdanpeters (Twitter).Listen, follow, and leave us a review on Amazon Music, Apple Podcasts, Wondery, or wherever you like to listen!Don't forget, you can hear every episode one week early and ad-free by subscribing to Wondery+ in the @WonderyMedia App.For more information:www.exactlyrightmedia.com www.drdanpeters.comFor podcast merch:www.exactlyrightmedia.com/parent-footprint-shopSee Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

Kevin Boston-Hill speaks with nationally recognized parenting expert, Ann McKitrick, to discuss ways working parents, new and veteran, can have meaningful connections with their children, given the number of hours of separation they experience.

Did you know that you can often recognize the signs of autism around 18 months of age? In this episode, Diane Fleming explains what it was like seeing some developmental differences in her son Jacob around that age. Diane and I navigated the early years of parenthood together, and I've invited her to share her experiences as a mom. We'll rewind the clock to when her son Jacob was just a little baby and explore the differences she noticed and their journey. Topics discussed: Diane shares about raising her three children The developmental differences and unique traits she noticed in her son Jacob  Their journey pursuing therapy and developmental intervention Words of encouragement for parents that are seeing developmental differences in their child Click here for the full show notes. Learn more about Relationship Development Intervention, the intervention program that Diane used with her son, Jacob. RDIconnect. Learn about autism in this course for teachers and parents, Understanding Autism, written by Ann McKitrick. Do you have questions about how to manage this with your little one? Let's talk, it's why I'm here. You can email me at⁠ ask@nurturednoggins.com⁠ or ⁠book a call with Ann McKitrick --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/ann-mckitrick/support

In this week's episode, I'm joined by Ann McKitrick.Ann is the Founder of Nurtured Noggins and Texas Child Care Training.In this episode, she shares her thoughts on how parents can set goals - to become better parents; what prompted her entrepreneurial journey in the first place; and why the power of community can never be dulled.________________________________________________________________________Ann McKitrick can be found here:InstagramFacebookWebsite________________________________________________________________________Doug Bennett can be found here:Website: http://dougbennett.co.uk/Email: doug@dougbennett.co.ukLinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/financialdoug/Twitter: https://twitter.com/FinancialDougFacebook Wealth Tribe: https://join.dougbennett.co.uk/Download Your "Ten-Step Guide To Financial Freedom" Here:https://bit.ly/Struggle-SuccessBOOKS:Goals Do Come True is now live and available to buy on Amazon: https://amzn.to/3phcy6ZThink Simple, Win Big is now live and available to buy on Amazon: https://www.amazon.co.uk/Think-Simple-Win-Big-Business/Enjoy, and come back for the latest podcast each Tuesday. Thank you for listening.

In this episode of "Parenting in the First Three Years," host Ann McKitrick discusses the common fears and worries parents may experience. She shares a personal story of feeling fear and panic while driving on a steep hill in Italy and highlights how fear can impact us physiologically, emotionally, and cognitively. Ann emphasizes that fear can be helpful, as it increases self-preservation and focus, and can motivate personal growth. She also provides advice on assessing the proportionality of fears and offers tips for managing them. Topics discussed: What fear can do to you How it immobilizes you How fear can help you How to recognize if you are letting fear get a hold of you The tools for knowing what to do when fear is overwhelming Click here for the full show notes. Do you have questions about how to manage fear with your little one? Let's talk, it's why I'm here. You can email me at ask@nurturednoggins.com or book a call with Ann McKitrick Check out all the parenting goodness at ⁠⁠⁠Nurtured Noggins⁠⁠⁠! --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/ann-mckitrick/support

In this episode of "Parenting in the First Three Years," host Ann McKitrick interviews Katie Larson, a physician's assistant with personal experience in dealing with severe food allergies in her own child. Katie shares her journey of discovering her child's allergies and undergoing oral immunotherapy treatment. She emphasizes the importance of introducing allergenic foods early to reduce the risk of developing allergies and gives tips on when and how to introduce peanuts to your baby, as young as four months. Topics discussed: Katie's journey with her son's food allergies The 9 allergenic foods Guidelines for introducing new foods What to look for when introducing new foods What are the statics for a child having a food allergy Click here for the full show notes. Check out all the parenting goodness at ⁠⁠Nurtured Noggins⁠⁠ - free resources, blogs and videos that answer your biggest questions. --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/ann-mckitrick/support

If you've ever been in a difficult conversation that wasn't well-managed, you know how unpleasant it can be. Getting it right takes skill, and luckily, today's guest has tips that can help you prepare! In this episode of the Int-HER-rupt podcast, your host Linda Yates sits down with Ann McKitrick to discuss how to set up delicate conversations so that your goals can be met without sacrificing relationships.  Background She has always loved kids. She really enjoys helping people (especially parents) understand children. When people have a deeper understanding of communication with kids, they are able to be a little bit kinder with each other.  3 Tips for Leading a Delicate Conversation Observe and understand who you're talking to. You'll be able to communicate better if you know where they're coming from. Identify the problem in a clear way. Then, invite them to respond and truly listen. Think through how you are being affected and potential solutions beforehand and share them. Keep it concise. Make your problem statement and describe the effect in 60 seconds or less, then move on to listening and building solutions.  How Do You Have Delicate Conversations With Kids? Make sure your approach is age-appropriate. Approach the conversation at a time of day when your kids are well-fed, not too tired, and not stressed about school or activities. Simplify things so that they understand fully. Don't expect them to be little adults!  “The power of the pause is critically important in many areas, especially at work – to not respond immediately to things, but to take a pause and think about what's been said and all of the different angles. There's a myriad of interpretations of just about anything. To always go to the negative or always go to the critical side of things is certainly not helpful.” – Ann McKitrick  Resources Ann McKitrick on LinkedIn Check out the Int-HER-rupt Website at www.intherrupt.com! You can reach out to Linda and let her know how this episode relates to you. This podcast is produced by TSE Studios. Check out other podcasts by TSE Studios, including this episode's sponsor, The Sales Evangelist, helping new and struggling sellers close more deals and achieve their sales goals. Subscribe to the IntHERrupt Podcast so you won't miss a single show. Find us on Apple Podcast, Google Podcast, Spotify, and Stitcher. Audio created by Ryan Rasmussen Productions.

In this episode of "Parenting in the First Three Years," host Ann McKitrick explores whether parents should insist that their child says sorry when their toddler hits someone. She emphasizes the importance of teaching empathy and repairing relationships but suggests that forced apologies may teach your child the wrong message - and that is, to pretend to feel something you don't really feel! Ann delves into child development, discussing perspective-taking and how it influences conflict resolution. Click here for the full show notes. Do you have questions about how to manage this with your little one? Let's talk, it's why I'm here. You can email me at ask@nurturednoggins.com or book a call with Ann McKitrick Check out all the parenting goodness at ⁠⁠⁠Nurtured Noggins⁠⁠⁠! --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/ann-mckitrick/support

In today's podcast episode, we visit with parenting expert, coach, blogger, and podcast host of Parenting in the First Three Years, Ann McKitrick. Ann is an early childhood specialist. She has done training and coaching for schools. She also coaches new parents and caregivers, and her podcast is a delight. If you haven't started following it, please head over to nurturednoggins.com and check out all that Ann has to offer. [0:51] Tell us about your adventures in learning. How did you become an early childhood expert?[02:24] What is Nurtured Noggins?[3:35] What's the connection between curiosity and learning? I just think that everything children do leads to learning and it's how they manage themselves in the world. And I think that what happens oftentimes when they get to a certain point and it's probably different in different places, it just begins to be shushed a little bit and the curiosity becomes disruptive almost, and we have to look at it with a different mindset in order to encourage it.[11:24] What do maker spaces look like for early learners?[15:58] What's the difference between tinkering and playing?[19:44] What are some good picture books to connect to making and tinkering?Boxitects, Rosie Revere Engineer, Iggy Peck Architect,  The Most Magnificent Thing, Fairy Science, and more[21:19] What kind of household items make a good maker space for young learners?[25:13] How do we set very young learners (ages 0-3) up for a successful life of tinkering, playing, and creating?[26:48] What brings you hope in terms of parenting and families and early education?You can contact Ann McKitrick via email: ann@nurturednoggins.comCheck out her webpage, nurturednoggins.comYou can also follow her on Instagram, Facebook, YouTube, and LinkedIn.Buzzsprout - Let's get your podcast laun Start for FREEDisclaimer: This post contains affiliate links. If you make a purchase, I may receive a commission at no extra cost to you.Support the showRead the full show notes, visit the website, and check out my on-demand virtual course. Continue the adventure at LinkedIn or Instagram. *Disclosure: I am a Bookshop.org. affiliate.

Language development in the first years seems to just happen on its own. Or does it really? Will babies just naturally say their first words around 12 months or do parents need to help that happen? It's a great question and one that Lenora Edwards of Better Speech and I discuss on this episode. Lenora gives you great tips on how to support your child's language through exposure to natural conversations and observing others as well as being a part of complex conversations. Here's the show notes for this episode, where you'll find links to reach Lenora and learn more about language development. Download our free tool, 20 Ways to Play with Your Baby and Toddler to learn about the developmental stages of play, how to interact your child from 0-36 months and the do's and don'ts of playing with your little one. Do you have questions about parenting? Schedule a call with Ann McKitrick for a free individualized coaching conversation. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/ann-mckitrick/support

There's a lively conversation on social media about attachment parenting and sometimes it feels like if you don't get everything exactly right, you might be messing up or at least not be providing the best for your baby. In this episode, Diane Goyette and Gabrielle Holt discuss how both infants and parents contribute to their secure, attached relationship. They explain how the attachment parenting trend lines up with attachment theory, how parents can support their baby's emotional development and whether parent attachment is affected when your child spends all day in child care or with a sitter (hint: it's not!) Here's the show notes for this episode. There's a link here for the research article referred to in the podcast. Download our free tool, 20 Ways to Play with Your Baby and Toddler to learn about the developmental stages of play, how to interact your child at different ages from 0-36 months and the do's and don'ts of playing with your kid. Would you like to ask specific questions about your child? Schedule a call with Ann McKitrick for a free individualized coaching conversation. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/ann-mckitrick/support

We all seem to have our own take on what's behind children's behavior. I know my husband and I sure did when we were in the thick of raising little kids - we definitely had our own ideas of what was going on! In this episode Rochelle Bridges, a licensed family therapist and Integrated Enneagram Accredited Practitioner, explains how your center of intelligence affects how you respond to your child in the everyday life of parenting. She explains why we respond to parenting challenges like temper tantrums differently, why some parents are more inclined to follow their gut than others and how you can identify your center of expression and personality type. Here's the show notes for this episode. Go here for links mentioned in the podcast. Download our free tool, 20 Ways to Play with Your Baby and Toddler to learn about the developmental stages of play, how to interact your child at different ages from 0-36 months and the do's and don'ts of playing with your kid. Would you like to ask specific questions about your child? Schedule a call with Ann McKitrick for a free individualized coaching conversation. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/ann-mckitrick/support

The sound of a crying newborn... oh my goodness! It sends shivers down your spine, creates emotional tension and you want to do anything to help them (and make it stop!). But how do you know what they need? Our guest, Dympna Kennedy, has created a checklist of 5 things for new parents to try when their baby is crying and they're not sure why. Her advice is simple, concrete and easy to remember, which makes it perfect for brand new parents (or grandparents, nannies, aunties and uncles). Here's the show notes for this episode. Download our free tool, 20 Ways to Play with Your Baby and Toddler to learn about the developmental stages of play, how to interact your child at different ages from 0-36 months and the do's and don'ts of playing with your kid. Would you like to ask specific questions about your child? Schedule a call with Ann McKitrick for a free individualized parent coaching conversation. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/ann-mckitrick/support

Toys. You love ‘em, your kid loves ‘em, people give you lots of them and after a while, they take over your house! How do you keep them organized? Amanda Liford, has the answers. She's the founder of Easy Life Organizing, which specializes in decluttering, minimizing, and organizing homes, businesses, and digital spaces to make life easier. She knows what's going on in your house because she's the mom of a 2 ½ year old - and knows how hard it is to stay on top of all the stuff that can accumulate with little ones. Amanda shares how to organize spaces so that your child is able to find and play with the toys they want and ways to set up so they can put things away on their own, even toddlers. She also shares great ideas for holiday gift giving that focus on experiences - gifts that support connection, learning and fun. Download Amanda's Experiences Over Stuff printable resource. Click here for show notes. I'd love to pray for you and your baby - email me at ask@nurturednoggins.com if you'd like that. No strings attached, no follow up email or anything. Just a quiet way for me to support you in your parenting journey. Because no one needs to feel alone. Schedule a conversation with Ann McKitrick. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/ann-mckitrick/support

It's that time of year when kids like to wear their Halloween costume any chance they get and I say, let 'em! Costumes allow children to pretend big, often exploring themes of power and justice through their play. When they put on a costume that says “I'm in charge”, they're able to practice what it feels like to be powerful, whether that's a powerful lion, princess, witch or superhero. They're allowed, in this role, to try on behaviors that might otherwise be quieted down. In this episode you'll learn what happens in the mind of a child when they put on a costume and become the character. You'll get tips on how to play with your little superhero in a way that respects the process of play and models care and cooperation, even when you're pretending to be an evil character. Here's the show notes for this episode. Download our free tool, 20 Ways to Play with Your Baby and Toddler to learn about the developmental stages of play, how to interact your child at different ages from 0-36 months and the do's and don'ts of playing with your kid. I'd love to pray for you and your baby - email me if you'd like that. No strings attached, no follow up email or anything. Just a quiet way for me to support you in your parenting journey. Because no one needs to feel alone. Schedule a call with Ann McKitrick for a free individualized parent coaching conversation. --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/ann-mckitrick/support

Those first weeks at home with a newborn are beautiful, memorable and well, kinda hard. The minute you walk in the door with your new baby, life changes. And frankly, moms can feel a little uninformed about their own recovery, both physical and emotional, in the first months. Carly and Meg of Fourth Trimester Foundations are registered nurses who found their passion working in the postpartum & newborn speciality. They met at work and identified that most of their patients, especially first time moms, were completely uninformed about what would happen to their own healing bodies after birth. They decided to change that narrative together by founding Fourth Trimester Foundations. Carly and Meg are also moms of many littles so they've been right there on the other side of the bed, too. They know the transition to motherhood, even if it's not your first baby, is beautiful, messy, transformative, and full of growing pains. For full show notes, click here Download their Postpartum Prep Planner. I'd love to pray for you and your baby - email me if you'd like that. No strings attached, no follow up or anything. This is just a quiet way for me to support you in your parenting journey. Because no one needs to feel alone. Schedule a call with Ann McKitrick for a free individualized parent coaching. --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/ann-mckitrick/support

Holiday gatherings are coming soon. What do you do when your child screams, clings to you and won't be friendly with grandparents, relatives and friends you haven't seen for a while? In this episode, Prerna Richards tells you why this happens, what's going on developmentally and what you can do to help your child feel comfortable and at peace, even in new situations. For full show notes, click here I'd love to pray for you and your baby - email me if you'd like that. No strings attached, no follow up or anything. This is just a quiet way for me to support you in your parenting journey. Because no one needs to feel alone. Schedule a free call with Ann McKitrick for personal, individualized parent coaching. --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/ann-mckitrick/support

The story of what happened to children during the pandemic isn't over. In this episode, Anya Kamenetz, author of The Stolen Year: How COVID Changed Children's Lives, and Where We Go Now talks about what families experienced during the pandemic, sharing stories of ways both children and parents continue to be affected and encouragement for the future. Contact Anya at http://www.anyakamenetz.net/ Purchase The Stolen Years Follow Anya on twitter: https://twitter.com/anya1anya For full show notes, click here I'd love to pray for you and your baby - email me if you'd like that. No strings attached, no follow up or anything. This is just a quiet way for me to support you in your parenting journey. Because no one needs to feel alone. Schedule a free call with Ann McKitrick for personal, individualized parent coaching. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/ann-mckitrick/support

Guest star, Ann McKitrick joins the podcast to talk about parenting and making / maintaining mom friendships! This sweet new friend of mine has the biggest heart for teaching. Ann has a degree in early child development and secondary education, she is a mother herself and an entrepreneur, and is truly just such a bank of wisdom. Mommas or not, I think you're really going to enjoy this guest! If you're looking to learn and connect more with Ann, be sure to check out her podcast: Parenting in the First 3 Years and her website NurturedNoggins.com.

In this episode, Allie chats with Ann McKitrick. A women with a passion for child development and a big heart for teaching. She perused a degree in early child development and secondary education. Landing a wonderful opportunity obtaining a masters degree in human development and family studies. She went on to intern at The Infant Development Center and fell in love with the work she was doing. With a passion for the developmental side of young children, Ann spent most of her career in academia teaching psychology and sociology. After resigning from her position at the University of Houston Texas, she started a business for early childhood teachers; Texas Childcare Training. A catalogue of courses that anyone in licensed childcare can take. With a new found love for entrepreneurship she paired up with her daughter, and launched Nurtured Noggins; Nurturednoggins.com. What started as a mommy blog while her daughter walked through motherhood of her own. After falling to the wayside, Ann held onto the domain. Years later she checked back and the vlog had gone viral! She immediately saw a need and opportunity for a young audience hungry for information. Young moms to looking for resources to interact with their babies. So she pivoted and started nurturing Nurtured Noggins. Working with young parents of young children. Find out more about her story by listening to the full episode. JOIN THE VIP ACCELERATOR NOW: thevipaccelerator.com Learn how to be your OWN publicist in my brand new course GRAB A FREE 2022 SOCIAL MEDIA CALENDAR For daily tips and to stay connected follow me on Instagram and TikTok Xx, Allie --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/selfishthepodcast/support

Ann McKitrick is sharing what she would have done differently once she started working in a career field after college. Those important Money Talks weren't talked about in her home or in school, which meant she never recieved a Money Education in investing. If you missed yesterday's episode, Ann McKitrick is a parent coach and early childhood specialist. You can visit her at NurturedNoggins.com or on YouTube with Nurtured Noggins.

Ann McKitrick is a parent coach and early childhood specialist. She's joining an episode in Money Talkers Podcast to share both wisdom and science with parents, helping you see your child and yourself through a developmental lens. Raising children in our modern age has some unique challenges and she can help moms and dads expand their parenting checklist to include connection, belonging, and purpose. Connect with Ann here: www.nurturednoggins.com or on YouTube with Nurtured Noggins.

Parenting is a developmental process. In this episode, Ann McKitrick shares how as your child goes through stages of development, parents need to adjust and grow as well. The UnspokenParenting is a developmental process. Just as your child goes through stages of development, parents need to adjust and grow as well. What We Discuss with Ann McKitrick Understanding where your child is developmentally and how to parent the child in front of you.How to give consequences and repair with your children.Navigating sibling relationships.If you're ready to discipline your children without using old methods and get to the root of your triggers visit https://www.raisingchildrenyoulike.comNeed tools to raise well-behaved children without yelling or using old punitive methods? Check out our latest workshop. Visit: www.raisingchildrenyoulile.com/disciplineInner.U is the secret sauce to getting yourself unstuck and thriving where it matters most. The owner's manual for your entire life. This online coaching course gives you the tools to get yourself honestly and deeply happy where it matters most to you: your relationships to your SELF, BODY, MONEY, TIME, and more. Signing up today gets you a lifetime access to a ton of coaching worth thousands of dollars, including a private coaching session with an HG Coach, group masterclasses and access to Q&A recordings all to keep you happy and inspired. Go to inner.u and enter the code NOTYOURMOTHER for $50 off! Full show notes and resources can be found here: https://notyourmotherspodcast.co/ann-mckitrick

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