Podcasts about good parenting

In this Friday episode of The Therapy Edit Anna chats to dream guest, Dr Martha Deiros Collado about her One Thing; on why good parenting starts with you.Dr Martha Deiros Collado, is a clinical psychologist and HCPC registered practitioner with over 20years of clinical and academic experience. She is also a mother of two, a yogi, a runner, andadventure sports enthusiast.What's more Dr Martha is now a published author! Her brand new book, How To Be The Grown Up. Why Good Parenting Starts with You is out now!With a Doctorate from UCL and training in Family Therapy from the Tavistock, Martha is a publishedauthor in peer reviewed papers and an experienced supervisor for qualified and traineepsychologists. She is a chartered member of the British Psychological Society and theCommunications Rep for the National Paediatric Psychology Network.Martha's expertise is in parenting, child development, and paediatric health. Fluent in English,Spanish and French, a result of her international upbringing, she has a deep interest in how culture,language, and identity (race, sexuality, gender) intersect and influence our view of the world. Shespecialises in helping children and their parents cope with distress by taking a holistic systemsapproach that values the individual, their family, and the networks around them.You can find out more about Dr Martha here and of course you can follow her amazing Instagram account for tips and advice.We hope you love the listen and find comfort in this episode.

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Are you a spectator or the main character in your own life story? And, what are you doing to develop your own skill sets to become a better coach and a better person?Unravel challenges with imposter syndrome and discover how your internal dialogue affects your external relationships with Enlifted's Mark England and Kimberly Kesting in this conversational Living 4D podcast.For Living 4D listeners: Mark and Kimberly are offering a special 10 percent discount on their coaching certifications to listeners at their enlifted.me website. Click the APPLY NOW application button and use the promo code CHEK10 when enrolling.Learn more about the work Kimberly and Mark do at Enlifted on Instagram and the Get Enlifted podcast wherever you listen to podcasts including Apple Podcasts. TimestampsA greater need to cover the basics sparked the creation of a new enlifted course. (7:05)The 17 definitions of mindset. (10:48)Your story can be so big and loud that it could haunt you throughout your life. (13:10)Simplify the story. (17:31)Imposter syndrome: The fear of being seen. (25:59)The “just the way I am (thinking)” game. (39:40)Are you living in different flavors of a doom loop? (52:32)The victim mentality. (58:28)The main difference between professional coaches and amateurs. (1:04:27)A good tip for parents: Celebrate your child's wins every day. (1:05:29)How goal-setting can be a bad thing. (1:23:36)“Good breathing equals good coaching.” (1:28:35)“If you're overexplaining, you're losing.” (1:35:56)Are you constantly practicing and applying what you've learned with good tools? (1:44:59)Conspiracy theories: A sign you need to work on your personal story. (1:51:22)Are you really listening to your clients and meeting them where they are? (2:03:02)ResourcesThe Donner PartyThe hundredth monkey effectThe work of Dr. Daniel Siegel and Carolyn MyssIt Didn't Start With You by Mark WolynnPaul's Living 4D conversations with Ryan Sprague and Mike SalemiFind more resources for this episode on our website.Thanks to our awesome sponsors:PaleovalleyBiOptimizers US and BiOptimizers UK PAUL10Organifi CHEK20CHEK Institute/How to Eat, Move and Be Healthy Online programWild PasturesWe may earn commissions from qualifying purchases using affiliate links.

Osher Gunsberg has worked in radio, podcasting and TV. He's helped love along its way on  The Bachelor and dialled up the fun on The Masked Singer. But with all his success Osher has had to contend with social anxiety, obsessive compulsive disorder and psychosis. Osher talks to Maggie about falling in love, the joy of raising children and how he managed to do it all while navigating his mental health.  LINKS: Osher's website: https://linktr.ee/osher_gunsberg  See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Discover all of the podcasts in our network, search for specific episodes, get the Optimal Living Daily workbook, and learn more at: OLDPodcast.com. Episode 2030: Adina Soclof's piece on Parenting Simply.com, "Good Parenting: Should We Give Kids Choices?" delves into the debate over whether offering choices to children is beneficial. Citing concerns about creating a sense of entitlement, the article suggests that while choices foster independence and decision-making skills, they should be limited and not affect the entire family. It's crucial to offer structured options, allowing children to learn about consequences and boundaries. This approach balances giving children a sense of control with maintaining parental guidance, ensuring choices are a tool for growth rather than a source of undue entitlement. Read along with the original article(s) here: https://parentingsimply.com/good-parenting-should-we-give-kids-choices/ Quotes to ponder: "The point of choices is to give children the opportunity to learn how to make decisions and to give them some feeling of control over their lives." "If you choose everything for them while they're young, how can you expect them to know how to make choices when you're not around?" Episode references: How to Land Your Kid in Therapy - Lori Gottlieb - The Atlantic: scounseling.com article​​. Positive Discipline Association: Positive Discipline Association website​​. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Dr. Reedy takes live questions from audience members who have tried everything, and they are still not able to reach their child. He talks about the goals of healthy parenting: peace, confidence, clarity…he also explains how the goal in therapy is not to become “better,” but to become yourself.

Whether it's a teammate at work or a child at home, helping others to improve can be frustrating, especially when they don't respond to consequences...and maybe push your buttons.Today's guest has spent decades working with thousands of families with strong-willed children. Kirk Martin is the founder of Celebrate Calm and host of the Calm Parenting Podcast. On this episode of The Clarity Advisors Show, he and host Ken Trupke look at the overlap between good parenting principles and good leadership principles and share practical tips to help you be a better parent...and a better leader.Timestamps:(01:26): Origins of Celebrate Calm.(04:52): Turning it into a business.(07:41): Evolution of the product and the team.(10:47): Misconceptions about strong-willed kids(16:55): Escalating our own problems.(23:35): Importance of validation.(25:08): Giving space to respond rather than react.(26:20): Body posture.(28:57): Performing under pressure.(36:30): How strong-willed kids are like adults.(38:31): Ways to learn more and contact Kirk Martin.Episode quotes:“I loved my son, but I just spent all my time trying to change him. I thought he was the issue because he's so difficult...until I realized he was just like me. I was the issue.”“The quickest way to change your child's behavior is to first control your own because we trigger each other all the time.”“ADHD is pretty much a predictor of a really good entrepreneur.”“With parenting strong-willed kids, so much of it is tone of voice. I wanted to do recordings because mom could listen, dad could listen, and they could get down the tone of voice to use with a strong-willed child.”“It's not like consequences keep us from making bad choices. Jails aren't filled because people didn't know the consequence of stealing or murder. They knew the consequence, but there's usually something deeper going on.”“This isn't permissive parenting, where we'll just let them do whatever they want. Not at all. It's teaching because discipline literally means to teach.”“There's something about sitting that changes my tone of voice. Instead of standing in a cubicle over the employee or my colleague, if I come in and just sit, it changes something. It creates a different dynamic and you talk a little bit differently.”“You don't have to (react) in the moment. You're the leader. If somebody's in your office or on the phone and they bring something up, you can say, ‘Hey, I really want to give that the attention it deserves and I can't do that right now. Let me consider it and give you a call back,” to buy yourself some time (to respond).” (Ken)“Strong-willed kids aren't great at childhood, but they're really good at the adult world.”Recommended reading and listening:Calm Parenting Podcast with Kirk MartinForbes magazine interview with Kirk Martin Connect with Kirk Martin:CelebrateCalm.comCalm Parenting on Facebook

What is good parenting = 1. Like school + 2. Have good friends + 3. Good parent / child relationship + 4. Good academic outcomes (top 10%) + 5. Good extra curricula. Eastern and Western parenting. It's important to remember that parenting styles within any culture. 1. *Education Focus*: - Eastern: There's often a strong emphasis on academic achievement, discipline, and respect for authority. - Western: Education may be more balanced with extracurricular activities, encouraging creativity and individual interests. 2. *Discipline*: - Eastern: Discipline is generally more strict, with a greater emphasis on obedience and conformity to family and societal expectations. - Western: Discipline may be more flexible, focusing on reasoning with the child and understanding their perspective. 3. *Independence*: - Eastern: Independence is encouraged later, often after foundational values and behaviors are instilled. - Western: There's a strong emphasis on fostering independence from an early age, including encouraging children to make their own choices. 4. *Family Structure*: - Eastern: A greater emphasis on extended family, with respect for elders and filial piety being central values. - Western: A focus on the nuclear family, with a more egalitarian approach to family roles. 5. *Emotional Openness*: - Eastern: Emotional restraint is often valued, with less open verbal expression of love and affection. - Western: There's generally more open expression of emotions and affection, both verbally and physically. 6. *Decision Making*: - Eastern: Parents often make key decisions for their children, even into their adult lives. - Western: Children are encouraged to participate in decision-making processes, even from a young age. 7. *Risk and Failure*: - Eastern: There can be a high aversion to risk and failure, with a focus on avoiding loss of face and maintaining honor. - Western: Risk-taking is often encouraged as a part of learning, and failure can be seen as an opportunity for growth. Western parenting expectations across the 1950s, 1980s, and 2020s. 1. **Discipline**: - 1950s: Generally strict, with corporal punishment more accepted. - 1980s: Moving towards less physical discipline, with time-outs becoming more common. - 2020s: Emphasis on positive discipline, understanding child psychology, and avoiding physical punishment. 2. **Education**: - 1950s: Education was more formal, with a strong focus on foundational skills and respect for authority. - 1980s: Increasing emphasis on holistic education, including personal development and extracurricular activities. - 2020s: Focus on technology literacy, critical thinking, and personalized learning paths; homeschooling and alternative education models gain popularity. 3. **Gender Roles**: - 1950s: Traditional gender roles were predominant, influencing how children were raised and what was expected of them. - 1980s: Beginning to challenge traditional gender roles, with more encouragement for girls to pursue careers and boys to express emotions. - 2020s: Greater acceptance of diverse gender identities and roles, with emphasis on gender-neutral parenting. 4. **Technology and Media**: - 1950s: Limited impact, with radio and early television being the main technologies. - 1980s: Growing influence of television, video games, and early personal computers. - 2020s: Digital natives; heavy influence of the internet, social media, smartphones, and varied digital platforms. 5. **Parental Involvement**: - 1950s: More authoritative parenting with less involvement in children's play and exploration. - 1980s: Increasing parental involvement, with a shift towards more nurturing and supportive roles. - 2020s: Very high involvement in all aspects of children's lives, often termed as "helicopter" or "lawnmower" parenting.

Dr. Caroline Buzanko shares that despite the best intentions, parents may inadvertently contribute to their children's anxiety through various "traps" in trying to make them feel better. The discussion aims to provide insights into how parents can adopt more effective strategies to foster resilience in their children. Free Ebook- https://drcarolinebuzanko.com/anxiety-in-children-by-dr-caroline-buzanko/ Free consultation: Anxiety Compass Program https://calendly.com/anxietydrcarolinebuzanko/professionalconsult Her podcasts are ‘Overpowering Emotions', and ‘Parents of the Year' ESA Pros.com Get a certified Psychiatric Service Dogs to fly and emotional support animals. Serraphine.com for private sessions and courses. Serra mystical abilities to reveal blocks to your Life Desires. AnxietySimplified.com for Inspired counseling sessions, groups. ·       Joanne's Video Recorded courses: Learndesk.us/PowerUpInnerWisdom ·       You Tube Channel-  YouTube Channel< Anxiety Simplified Podcast Anxiety Simplified daily Radio Show now going Beyond Psychology On Power Me Up station on IHeart Radio Mon. at 4:30 pm Pac. and M-F Anxiety Simplified Show 5pm. Pacific and 8 pm Eastern   

How hungover is Jim? What goals do you have for 2024 that you likely won't accomplish? Is it good or bad parenting to drink with your kids? Kliavkoff wants between 8-9 million if hes fired...PAC 2 might stay in tact, how? Playoff percentages, and an update on Puck and Jim's latest bets with each other.

When's the last time you went down a research rabbit hole?   If you're anything like me, it can be easy to get caught up in researching the best parenting strategies, tools, and products for our kids.     But holy moly is there a lot of information out there!  And it can be challenging to parse out the reliable data and not get overwhelmed by the sheer volume of information available to us as parents.   In today's episode, Emily Oster, professor of economics at Brown University and NYT Best-Selling author of books like Expecting Better, Cribsheet, and The Family Firm, discusses her work in economics and statistical methods to help parents understand and make research-backed choices in pregnancy and parenting.   Join Emily and I as we break down the data (or lack thereof) behind popular parenting advice and what it really means to be a “good mom.”   3 things you'll learn in this episode: Why data literacy is so important for parents How data helps us make decisions and gives us perspective The surprising data behind popular parenting advice   To connect with Emily, head to: Instagram ​​@profemilyoster Website https://www.parentdata.org/ ParentData Newsletter   “I think we often put too much pressure on ourselves, treating too many choices as if they're super important. The truth is, a lot of stuff is pretty minor. When people write to me about certain things, I often say, 'Don't stress it. Go with the easy option.' But then there are those big decisions, and that's where it gets tricky. It's all about figuring out when to dig into the data and really think about what's best for your family.” - Prof. Emily Oster BOOK A FREE 30-MINUTE CALL WITH MICHELLE   TAKE THE PERSONALITY PATTERN QUIZ!   ASK MICHELLE A QUESTION!   REGULATION RESOURCES   FB COMMUNITY: The Calm Mom Collective   JOIN ME ON INSTAGRAM: @michellegrosser.coach   “I love The Calm Mom Podcast!” ← if that sounds like you, please consider rating and reviewing our show!  This helps us support more women, just like you, on their motherhood journey.  Click here, scroll to the bottom, tap to rate with five stars, and select “Write a Review.”  Then be sure to let me know what you loved most about the episode!

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"Parenting is like the movie Forest Gump. We are Forest, and our child is Jenny" -Sean Donohue Discover how the characters, their challenges, and their journey together in this movie illuminate the path to understanding, empathy, and connection in your own family dynamic. Whether you're a movie buff or just eager for fresh parenting insights, this episode is a must-listen! Go Deeper with SeanFind MORE shows to inspire you to live a strong and courageous life on The Brave Podcast Network

On today's episode Dr. Rick and Forrest focus on one of the most important decisions we'll make in life: the choice to become a parent. They focus on what good parenting looks like in practice, the key difference in thinking of a child as a “means” or an “end,” and how to know whether becoming a parent is the right path for you. Neurodharma Course! Join Dr. Rick for Neurodharma, a live, online course focused on developing seven key qualities that help us steady the mind, warm the heart, and find a reliable sense of inner peace. Neurodharma launches October 14, use code BeingWell20 for 20% off the purchase price. You can watch this episode on YouTube.Key Topics:0:00: Introduction2:20: The significance (and uniqueness) of this choice4:50: Being aware of your motivations for having a child16:55: The influence of primal biology20:50: Qualities of a good parent30:30: Mirroring, idealizing, twinship, and the process of differentiation36:35: Optimal frustration, and a healthy parental work ethic41:25: The rewards of being a parent46:45: If you don't like __ you shouldn't become a parent48:50: A word for current parents who wish things had been different 53:00: Community, partnership, and resources55:10: Meaning and fulfillment with or without a child1:00:50: RecapSupport the Podcast: We're now on Patreon! If you'd like to support the podcast, follow this link.Sponsors:Factor delivers fresh, never-frozen, fully prepared meals right to your door. Head to factormeals.com/beingwell50 and use code beingwell50 to get 50% off. Body Electric is an interactive six-part podcast series from NPR that investigates how our relationship with technology is impacting our health. Listen wherever you get your podcasts!Join over a million people using BetterHelp, the world's largest online counseling platform. Visit betterhelp.com/beingwell for 10% off your first month!Want to sleep better? Try the Calm app! Visit calm.com/beingwell for 40% off a premium subscription.Finally get that project off the ground with Squarespace! Head to squarespace.com/beingwell for a free trial, and when you're ready to launch use coupon code BEINGWELL to save 10% off your first purchase of a website or domain.Connect with the show:Subscribe on iTunesFollow Forrest on YouTubeFollow us on InstagramFollow Forrest on InstagramFollow Rick on FacebookFollow Forrest on FacebookVisit Forrest's website

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Today, Darryl Mobley, known as "Coach Mobley" and one of the world's best life coaches, shares:The 10 Worst Mistakes You Made in Raising Your Kids and What to Do Now to Fix Those Problems. Plus, the 10 Best Parenting Things that Parents Can Do Now That Their Kids are Grown.Parenting is a complex and challenging journey, and no one is perfect. We all make mistakes along the way, and that's okay; it's a part of learning and growing as parents. However, recognizing and addressing these mistakes is crucial for the well-being and development of your children. In this podcast episode, Coach Mobley reveals the 10 Worst Mistakes You Made in Raising Your Kids and What to Do Now to Fix Those Problems. As a bonus, he also shares the 10 Best Parenting Things that Parents Can Do Now That Their Kids are Grown. Enjot Life! Get his newsletter, ask a question, contact Coach Mobley at CoachMobley.com

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What does it mean to be a “good parent” by today's northern hemisphere, privileged standards? Good grades, good jobs, good car, and house. What if that is all wrong? What if that is actually contributing to the downfall of civilization? Dr Elizabeth Cripps, a parent herself, applied her educational training in philosophy to try to answer how we solve global problems like climate change, pandemics, antibiotic resistance, and social inequity by the way we parent and use our collective power for the good of our children but also for all. We had a great discussion about all of that, as well as her latest book, “A Philosopher's Guide to Doing Right by Your Kids – and Everyone Else”. Check out some of these great organizations for social action: https://parentsforfuture.orghttps://www.momscleanairforce.orghttps://ourkidsclimate.org/And keep following Dr Cripps work here: on twitter at @ebcripps www.elizabethcripps.weebly.comIf you enjoy my podcast, please like, share and/or write a review! Also, check out The Daily Adler e-newsletter and podcast so you can get inspirational personal development in your inbox daily! https://podcasts.apple.com/ca/podcast/daily-adler/id1671211692https://dailyadler.com Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

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Ever feel like you're juggling too many balls as a parent and entrepreneur? Seeking that elusive balance between parenthood and business? You're not alone. We had the pleasure of sitting down with certified parent coach, Sari Goodman. A former school principal, Sari transitioned into parent coaching to support families in managing the intricate journey of raising children while running a business. Sari shares her valuable insights on how to cope when your child is constantly falling ill, especially during these trying times. She emphasizes the importance of building your own 'village' of support - a concept any busy entrepreneur will appreciate! We also delve into the fascinating distinctions between a parent coach and a therapist. Sari's experience in breaking down tasks into manageable pieces not only aids in effective parenting but also helps entrepreneurs become more efficient in their marketing and sales efforts. As we navigate the world of 'good parenting', Sari reassures us that there's no such thing as a perfect parent. Her advice on how to become a 'good enough' parent and not beat ourselves up for the inevitable mistakes we make is both refreshing and comforting. We also discuss various signs to look out for in children that indicate it may be time to seek help. This episode with Sari Goodman is brimming with real, actionable advice for busy parents and entrepreneurs. So, sit back, relax, and let's get started! Where to dive in: (0:00:00) - Challenges of Parenting as Coaches (4 Minutes) I'm joined by parent coach Sari Goodman. We discuss ways to balance being a busy entrepreneur with having kids, who often don't want to hear our advice. We explore how Sari made the transition from education to parent coaching, and learn how to navigate the challenge of being a parent while running a business. Sari i also shares tips on how to manage kids that are frequently getting sick due to the pandemic, and speaks to the difficulties of having no time to be sick when running a business and a family. (0:03:39) - Supporting Parents Through Individualized Coaching (5 Minutes) Sari Goodman tells her story of becoming a certified parent coach. She recounts her experience as a school principal and how she noticed parents coming to her for help. She explains how she went back to school and is now helping parents at her school and in her community. She shares the challenges she faced to articulate her services and how she overcame them. Lastly, she emphasizes the importance of customizing her services to the individual needs of the families she works with. (0:08:56) - Parent Coaches vs Therapists (11 Minutes) We explore the differences between a parent coach and a therapist, as well as how a parent coach can help parents in their current situation. We also discuss the importance of practice and breaking down tasks into smaller pieces to help parents be effective in their parenting. Finally, we touch on how the same approach works in the Purpose to Profits Academy to help entrepreneurs become more effective in their marketing and sales. (0:20:15) - Managing Parenting and Entrepreneurship (9 Minutes) Sari Goodman shares tips on how to be prepared as an entrepreneur with young kids. We emphasize the importance of creating a “village” of people who can assist in a pinch, organizing a go-to bag with medication and supplies, and writing emails in advance for clients when a crisis arises. We also look at how to develop strategies to help manage the frequent illnesses of preschoolers, as well as how to stop them from spreading. (0:29:39) - Guidance for Busy Parents (7 Minutes) Sari Goodman, a certified parent coach, shares her experience as a school principal and how she noticed parents coming to her for advice about their children. She also explains the differences between a parent coach and a therapist, and how they can help parents in their current situation. We emphasize the need for parents to create a “village” of people who can take on the worrying that comes with parenting, and how to balance that with their own responsibilities. Finally, we discuss the importance of listening to and understanding your children, as well as getting help from specialists when necessary. (0:36:31) - Exploring the Concept of Good Parenting (13 Minutes) I'm joined by parent coach Sari Goodman as we explore the concept of being a "good parent". We discuss the pressures that parents feel to be perfect and how our culture judges parents. Sari shares that there is no such thing as a "good parent" or a "bad parent", and that we should not beat ourselves up for the mistakes that we make. We also look at how to be a "good enough" parent and how to give ourselves encouragement in our parenting journey. (0:49:05) - Understanding Children and Seeking Parental Coach (7 Minutes) Sari Goodman, a certified parent coach, shares her experience and tips on how parents can better understand their children. We discuss the different life experiences children have and why it's important to take those into account when parenting. We also touch on the signs that it's time to reach out for help, how parents can find support and build their own “village”, and how parents can use a parent coach to create a toolbox of strategies specific to their child's needs. Finally, we talk about how parents can access Sari's services no matter where they are located. (0:56:14) - Being a Better Parent (1 Minutes) Sari Goodman, a certified parent coach, shares her experience with helping parents understand their children better and the pressures of being a “good parent”. We emphasize the importance of finding the balance between being a busy entrepreneur and being a parent, as well as creating a “village” of people who can support parents in their journey as entrepreneurs and parents. About my guest: Sari Goodman is a Certified Parent Educator and private coach, providing parents strategies to reduce worry, frustration, and conflict in their home. About me: Betsy Jordyn is a Brand Positioning Strategist that helps consulting and coaching business owners clarify their brand positioning and messaging, create a website presence that positions them as sought-after experts, land clients with ease and integrity, and take their place as thought leaders and influencers in their niche. Her mission is to help consultants and coaches monetize their best-at strengths and authentic passions to make a bigger difference in the world. 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Welcome to episode 7 of Season 10. In this episode we have more of a philosophical chat about pregnancy and parenting! With some fitness advice thrown in of course. Clea talks about her how pregnancy is going- home birthing, training, nutrition, pregnancy tests and more. Then we all talk about birth plans and more about different types of birth. The conversation then turns to parenting; how we were brought up, different types of parenting and challenges that Andy is currently facing as single dad to a daughter. We hope you enjoy our conversation and find some useful bits of advice and wisdom.

Welcome to the Damn Dude Podcast!This Is Season 3, Episode 29!- When Parents Teach Their Kids Fear and Paranoia, Real Life Examples- Teaching Breathing, Calmness, and Presentness-  Experimenting and Playing with New Hobbies Often- Playing with Making my own Incense- What are you Listening to on rotation?- @ArthurYoung, to me, is musically R.Kelly for Country/Trucker Folks!- Gut Instincts-  Women Using their Gut Instincts to Keep Themselves Safe in Dangerous Scenarios- Women Camping Solo at Night, How to Stay Safe-Can You Go Through Absolute Personal Hell, and Still Be Present and Kind? Can you still do Good Parenting? Maintain Healthy Habits?- Good or Bad, Habits Will Continue to Feed ThemselvesLOVE ALLRemember to say 3 things you're Grateful for every morning and every night!- Available on all major platforms!@RealCaliforniaCal@DamnDudePodcasatAvailable on all major platforms: https://damndudepodcast.buzzsprout.com/- Apple Podcasts- Buzzspout- Spotify- Audible- Google Podcasts- Amazon Music- iTunes- Stitcher- iHeart Radio- TuneIn + Alexa- Podcast Addict- PodChaser- Pocket Casts- Deezer- Listen Notes- Player Fm- Podcast Index- Overcast- Castro- Castbox- Podfriend- YouTubeDaaaaaaamn Duuuuuude!!!!!Be sure to leave a 5 Star written review on Apple Podcast/Listen Notes! :)If you love and support the movement and the show, please feel free to make a donation to the Damn Dude Podcast!(link below)Much Love, Love All.CashApp: $DamnDudePodcastSupport the show

Get ready for a high-energy Triple M crossover as the charismatic Matty O from Triple M Homegrown joins forces with rock legend Gleeso from Triple M Nights. In this electrifying podcast, they dive deep into The Screaming Jets' world, highlighting their new single 'Nothing To Lose,' a taste of what's to come on their much-anticipated upcoming album later this year. Discover the band's unique writing and recording process, spanning across Australia from South Australia to Victoria and sunny Byron Bay. Gleeso shares fascinating insights into the resurgence of live rock music, with younger generations flocking to The Screaming Jets' shows, sparking a witty remark about good parenting. Hear some incredible behind-the-scenes stories, including how The Screaming Jets celebrated their debut album release, taking you on a nostalgic journey through their illustrious 30-year career. Gleeso also opens up about embracing social media as a seasoned rock musician and how it has transformed the music industry. Prepare to be entertained as they recount wild partying experiences with support bands like The Dune Rats and Pricey. Matty O shines a spotlight on the profound influence The Screaming Jets have on the next generation of artists, proving their timeless appeal. But that's not all! Discover Gleeso's pre-show warm-up rituals, involving 'Barnsey-like' screaming, shots of JD or Fireball, and some intense chest-beating, guaranteed to get you pumped up! For some fun and games, join in as Gleeso plays "FIRST, FAVOURITE, FORGETTABLE," revealing his first-ever gig at Newcastle town hall, his all-time favorite performance, and a gig he'd rather forget—cue sleepless nights and a game of goal with some intimidating bikies! And finally, enjoy the exciting segment "Write, Party, Dinner," where Gleeso ponders what it'd be like to hang out with AC/DC, Bruce Springsteen, and David Lee Roth, imagining the ultimate rock and roll experiences.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

On the one hand teaching our kids right from wrong is a key element of parenting. But if you accept there is another tier of behavioural decision-making that can be classified as Good and Bad, making that distinction for our kids is potentially harmful. In many cases what is good and what is bad is subjective. Is a quiet baby a “Good baby” with a “Good Parent”? Is speaking up in a socially awkward way “bad?” Defining Good and Bad for our kids can set parameters for what is or isn't acceptable at that level – at a time when our kids are seeking validation from us. The concept of validation is profound, ultimately signaling to our brains whether we are socially acceptable or not. And we are, subconsciously, attaching good and bad to everything these days. Maybe the world should have a little more grey.   Guest: Jacqlin Richards, The Freedom Finder for Parents Website https://www.wayofthewolfpack.com  Email create@jacqlinrichardswolfpack.com Facebook https://www.facebook.com/jacqlinrichardswolfpack     Contact: thepersonalitycoach@gmail.com  Kate's website Kate's book on Amazon Kate on LinkedInKate on FacebookKate on TwitterSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Today, we released one of those episodes that is full of knowledge gems and truth bombs for ALL parents out there. My conversation with Waki Wynn, in which he shares his invaluable insights into parenting, is truly one of my favorite conversations ever. We talk about finding your community as a parent, helping our high school boys develop lifelong friendships that will serve them for the rest of their lives, allowing our kids to eventually have their own family that's healthy and can move through sadness, grief and trauma together, and so much more! This episode with Waki is so fully packed with invaluable insights that we decided to release it in two parts. You can have a listen to part one today and we'll be back with the second part next week! In this episode filled with darn good parenting advice, we discuss: How Waki was able to create such strong, life-long friendships; How we're influenced by the people we spend time with; How your group of people defines your norms; Helping our kids develop healthy norms; Who's influencing your child beyond the doors of your house? Who else has their ear? And more! We always love hearing from you, so don't be shy, come over to our Facebook or Instagram and let us know what you thought about today's episode! Ps. Do you love listening to our podcast? It would mean the absolute world to us if you could leave a review on Apple Podcasts. This will help our show so we can help more parents and families feel more active and connected in their lives. You can leave a review by clicking here, scrolling to the bottom, tapping to leave a star rating and then write your review. Thanks so much! And if you haven't done so yet, make sure to subscribe to our show so you don't miss any of our future episodes! More info? You can find the full show notes, links and resources over at: https://www.activeconnected.com/darn-good-parenting-advice-1/  

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Have you ever just been so flat out exhausted, hot, and miserable that you weren't showing up as the best version of yourself?  Have you ever had such great plans that didn't work out that way in real life?  If you've been maxed out with no margin in your life, you aren't alone.  Michelle shares of a time when she was outside of her window of tolerance and the lessons we can all take from it.

On this episode we heard from Darren, who's 11 year old daughter wants to come live with him. Should kids be allowed to decide which parent they live with?

Great chat about engineering parenting vs shepherded parenting. There's a lot we can't control. But there are some things that we can. Luke plans to take Everleigh to the Symphony once a month. Gomer already showed The Dark Knight to to his wonderful and impressionable children.

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Join us as Claudette, Kim, and Kylie engage in another lit talk. In this episode, Kylie seeks advice on parenting.

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This program contains great tidbits of information the banking collapse and the potential how it will impact the Farm Bill and food production.

Pastor Shawn Johnson gives us five ways to be real good parents.

Pastor Shawn Johnson gives us five ways to be real good parents.

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Setting boundaries, enforcing rules, and supervising our children's behavior does not rank high on our list of "things we love as parents." But it is our job, and when we work as a team, our children will flourish. 

 Dom Giordano, WPHT host and former teacher, has dedicated much of his daily show toward parents who are taking it into their own hands to push back against school boards that have a negative impact on their children. This has culminated in a weekly podcast on education, Readin', Writin', and Reason, which has allowed wonderful relationships to develop between Giordano, educators, and parents throughout the country who are speaking out against overbearing school boards.  First, Dom welcomes Dr. Marty Makary, Johns Hopkins professor and author of The Price We Pay: What Broke American Healthcare and How to Fix It, back onto the podcast to discuss the effects of the vaccine on pregnant women and the unreported power of natural immunity. Recently, Marty was published in the Wall Street Journal discussing the high cost and negative impact of suppressing and disparaging natural immunity's role in pulling society out of the Coronavirus pandemic. Also, Marty tells why he's against the new film Cocaine Bear's glorification of the drug, and explains why the spill in East Palestine worries him deeply.  Then, Dom welcomes in Dr. Joel Fitzgerald, father of fallen Temple Police Officer Chris Fitzgerald, onto the podcast. Dr. Joel contextualizes the life of his heroic son, telling about the proud moments he had with his son following in the footsteps of both he and his wife, who are both involved in law enforcement. Dr. Fitzgerald highlights all the great things that Fitzgerald did for the community, and tells about the 4 children left fatherless now due to this absolutely tragic crime. Dr. Joel explains why his son got into the career, and tells why he found it important to carve his own path in law enforcement, which is ultimately why he chose to work for Temple University. Also, Dr. Joel tells what he hopes his son's death becomes a catalyst for, pleading for our elected officials to help officers build a community that allows for better policing and safer environments.

Criminal Minds ~ Why has our good parenting created a bad son? Listen to caller's personal dramas four times each week as Dr. Kenner takes your calls and questions on parenting, romance, love, family, marriage, divorce, hobbies, career, mental health - any personal issue! Call anytime, toll free 877-Dr-Kenner. Visit www.drkenner.com for more information about the show.

Lynette and Stefanie are back in the new studio and open this week's first episode with a recap of everyone's Christmas. This leads Stefanie to talk about taking the kids to a live show and Lynette bringing her Oculus to Chicago for some VR gambling. After that, the gang goes over what they did for New Years Eve. Before they wrap, Stefanie brings up a recent story about an ABC News producer being investigated for child endangerment. And thanks for supporting today's sponsors: ThriveCausemetics.com/FCOL and ZocDoc.com/FCOL

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Dealing with tricky situations can often require a heroic heart, and that's what's on display in today's tour of the Cabinet.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Today we welcome Dr. Becky Kennedy. She is a clinical psychologist and mom of three, recently named “The Millennial Parenting Whisperer” by TIME Magazine. She specializes in parenting and child development, with an emphasis on anxiety and resilience. Dr. Becky received her BA in Psychology and Human Development from Duke University and her PhD in Clinical Psychology from Columbia University. Her latest book is called Good Inside: A Guide to Becoming the Parent You Want to Be.In this episode, I talk to Becky Kennedy about good parenting. Raising children is no easy task. As a mom herself, Dr. Becky knows what that's like. Her parenting philosophy revolves around seeing the good inside every child and seeing the sturdy leader in every parent. She shares actionable advice on how to repair emotional connection after conflict, how to reduce shame, and how we can break unhealthy generational patterns. We also touch on the topics of genetics, resilience, attachment, and self-care.Website: www.goodinside.comInstagram: @drbeckyatgoodinside Topics02:20 Dr. Becky's interest in parenting06:00 The Good Inside Approach10:22 Maximizing for attachment safety17:32 Raising children with empathy 23:18 The most generous interpretation28:49 “Two things are true” mode 33:34 How to make up with our kids after a fight38:21 Dr. Becky's recommended resources 39:27 Prioritize resilience over happiness43:49 How to detect and reduce shame48:04 Self-care for exhausted parents50:25 Tips for cycle breakers

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