Podcasts about independent children

An Independent Children's Monitor report finds almost half the reports of concern relate to young Māori. They make up two-thirds of those in care - and more than three-quarters in youth justice custody. Voyce Whakarongo Mai Chief Executive Tracie Shipton told Ryan Bridge that change is possible. She says it's a stark reminder if we get in early with wrap around services for whanau and young people, we can make a difference. LISTEN ABOVE See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

A child protection advocate says an increase in abuse and neglect in care cases comes as no surprise. A report by the Independent Children's Monitor has found the number of young people being abused in state care has increased, and children aren't receiving the minimum standards of care required. Child Matters Chief Executive Jane Searle told Mike Hosking things need to change. She says the report shows Oranga Tamariki is still not doing what it was designed to do. Searle says changes need to start with the huge workload of social workers. LISTEN ABOVE See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

There's warnings significant change is needed, as Oranga Tamariki continues to fall short. The Independent Children's Monitor's fourth annual report to July - shows the Ministry still isn't meeting National Care Standards, formed in 2019. It's not facilitating enough social worker visits and more children are being abused or neglected under its watch. Monitor head Arran Jones says state care still needs an overhaul to reduce incidents. "Kids that are coming into youth justice residences are more likely to be care experienced - and what we're saying is, unless you're actually doing right by these kids who are coming from broken homes, who've suffered abuse and neglect themselves - unless you're doing the right thing to care for them, what you'll see is negative outcomes." LISTEN ABOVESee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Independent Children ~ Encouraging your child's independence - a short interview with parenting coach Cornelia Lockitch. 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.

Known as Free online, this week's dad, host of the Freedom Uncut show joins me to discuss raising independent children.S H O W  N O T E SFreedom UncutWait Song: Smoke RisingMusic by: CreatorMix.comVideo

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Social psychologist Jonathan Haidt's mission is to empower parents, educators, and communities to better navigate the complexities of raising children in an era marked by anxiety, polarization, and rapid change. You've probably heard of his most recent bestselling book, The Anxious Generation, which provides a powerful exploration of how social media, shifting cultural norms, and increasing societal pressures are impacting the mental health of today's youth. In today's episode, Jonathan sits down with Molly and Emese to discuss his powerful vision for a healthier, more connected future, and how we can collectively raise a generation that thrives in the face of anxiety and adversity. Whether you're a parent, teacher, or just someone interested in the psychology of today's youth, this conversation is sure to inspire new perspectives and actionable strategies for creating a brighter future for the next generation.  Mentioned in the episode: The Anxious Generation: How the Great Rewiring of Childhood Is Causing an Epidemic of Mental Illness by Jonathan Haidt The Righteous Mind by Jonathan Haidt The Let Grow Movement   A Sony Music Entertainment production.   Find more great podcasts from Sony Music Entertainment at sonymusic.com/podcasts and follow us at @sonypodcasts  To bring your brand to life in this podcast, email podcastadsales@sonymusic.com  Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Ken Wiesenfeld is a husband of 30 years, with 2 amazing young adult sons, who he could not be more proud of.  He wishes that he had the wisdom of those lessons most recently learned about parenting while he was "winging it" during the pre-teen years.  In addition to spending time with his family, Ken is the proprietor of a financial consulting practice, providing accounting, finance, and acquisition support to clients.Lonny Anger has been married for 23 years, and has 3 children, and 2 dogs. He views being a parent as a great gift that comes with no instructions. He is proud to pass on his love of Billy Joel, skiing, and good food onto his children. When he is not with his family, Lonny owns a general contracting company that specializes in commercial interior renovation, and a separate company that builds pickleball courts (as well as tennis and basketball.)Jessica and Carrie are joined by their husbands. They discuss the overwhelming stress parents face today. They explore the impact of social media on parenting, the importance of work-life balance, and the evolving roles of dads. The conversation also touches on conflict resolution, mindful parenting practices, and the legacy parents wish to leave for their children. Throughout the discussion, the importance of communication and support in parenting is emphasized, along with practical advice for new dads.TakeawaysCommunication is crucial.Get comfortable with being uncomfortable.Your own experiences will shape your role as a parent.Timestamps00:00 Introduction to the episode and guests03:15 Discussion on the article about parental stress07:45 Ken and Lonnie share why they sent the article12:30 Lonnie on societal pressures and social comparisons15:50 Ken emphasizes work-life balance and shared responsibilities19:00 Generational shifts in parenting roles22:45 Importance of communication in managing parenting roles26:10 Personal experiences influencing parenting methods30:00 Impact of conflict resolution visibility on children33:20 Advice on mindful parenting and being present37:00 Personal values and hopes for their children's future40:15 Closing thoughts and appreciation for the podcast work42:00 Invitation for listener feedback and final remarks

Violence towards children is one of the most concerning issues in New Zealand.   It's an issue that debates decades, back when Child, Youth and Family was responsible for our most vulnerable, before it was replaced by Oranga Tamariki.  And that government agency bears the brunt of trying to look after our children, and keep them safe from harm – but recent reports have shown that not only has little changed in terms of family harm, children that do end up in care are still at risk of abuse still.   Today on The Front Page, NZ Herald senior reporter Nicholas Jones joins to discuss one recent case he's investigated where child protection services had to apologise for getting it wrong.   And to discuss a recent report by the Independent Children's Monitor, released two and a half years after the death of Malachi Subecz, The Front Page also speaks with Arran Jones from the Independent Children's Monitor,   Follow The Front Page on iHeartRadio, Apple Podcasts, Spotify or wherever you get your podcasts. You can read more about this and other stories in the New Zealand Herald, online at nzherald.co.nz, or tune in to news bulletins across the NZME network. Host: Chelsea DanielsSound Engineer: Paddy FoxProducer: Ethan SillsSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

What does it really mean to raise confident and independent kids? How can parents instill strong values while making learning engaging and fun? And what practical steps can you take to prepare your children for a successful future? In this episode, I chat with Scott Donnell, a serial entrepreneur and expert in family financial education. Scott shares insights from his work with the Gravy Stack app and his book "Value Creation Kid," offering strategies for teaching kids life skills in a way that is both educational and enjoyable. In this interview, you'll learn . . . How to make learning engaging and fun for kids Strategies for teaching kids life skills during your daily routine The importance of instilling values and fostering independence Practical tips for building confidence and responsibility in children How to overcome common obstacles in teaching kids essential skills Creative ways to engage kids in learning through games And more . . . So, if you're ready to help your children develop the skills and values that will benefit them throughout their lives, click play and join the conversation. --- Timestamps: (08:00) How did studying high net worth families help in teaching kids about finances? (09:33) The concept of "heritage over inheritance” (10:40) What are the 12 principles and can you share a few that stand out? (20:34) What is the “home economy” system? (23:55) What are the 3 E's? (29:43) Have you encountered resistance from parents about implementing these principles? (36:19) Healthy struggles vs. unhealthy struggles (40:10) What types of healthy struggles should parents consider introducing to their kids? (46:27) What are your thoughts on the statement "If we model these behaviors, we are a lot of the way there"? (51:27) What are some of the most important skills we should teach our kids? (57:27) Why is interdependence, not independence, the goal in parenting? --- Mentioned on the Show: Value Creation Kid Dinner Table App Scott Donnell Instagram Thinner Leaner Stronger Triton Legion Training Quiz

The Children's Minister has set out five new reporting instructions for Oranga Tamariki going forward.  How the ministry is performing across these new criteria will be publicly reported every quarter starting from the 2024/2025 financial year. These include frequency of visits to children in care, timeliness around Reports of Concern, caregiver reports, complaint management and addressing youth offending. Minister Karen Chhour says data from the Independent Children's Monitor says the ministry has failed to meet these standards. "I'm going to make sure we get these quarterly reports, so we can see it in real time and actually make sure we're improving things." LISTEN ABOVESee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

You might be thinking the revelation that at-risk kids in New Zealand are no safer than they were three years ago, when a 5-year-old boy was beaten, burned and murdered by his carer, has nothing to do with you. But think again.  Where this has all come from, is a report by the Independent Children's Monitor as to whether the care system in this country has improved since Malachi Subecz died after being abused for months by his “carer”, Michaela Barriball.  She's in prison. When she was sent away, she was told it would be for, at least, 17 years.  And when that Malachi's story emerged, there was a lot of the tut-tutting and ‘this can't happen again” talk. But it has happened again. More kids have been injured, more kids have been killed.  The Chief Children's Commissioner Claire Achmad said on Newstalk ZB this morning that an urgent response is needed, But based on past performance and experience, I don't think that will happen.  Because, if we were really serious, we would have done something before now.   We would have done something before this report came out, telling us that at-risk kids are no safer than they were when Malachi was murdered. No safer, despite all the reports and the words and the reassurances that things will change and the serious faces. No safer.  And one of the reasons for that, is the so-called care and protection system in this country.   After Malachi was murdered, a review was done and it came up with 14 recommendations to try and improve things and make kids safer. Guess how many of them have been acted on? One. The other 13 are gathering dust.  If I was to summarise what those recommendations were, a lot of them were about getting all the different government departments and agencies working better together, sharing information, and making sure kids like Malachi don't fall between the cracks.  And let's face it, that was never going to happen.  I don't know if you've had experience of how government departments work —I have— and the last thing they do is share information and co-operate with other government departments. They protect their patches and their budgets and all they care about is jumping when the government minister in charge of them says jump.  In recent years they've been banging-on about this thing they call an “all of government response”. Probably one time that actually came close to working was during COVID, rest of the time: if it's not their department, it's not their department.  Which is why I have very little faith that our care and protection system is going to get any better than it is now. Where we have, as the Chief Children's Commissioner said this morning, one child on average dying every five weeks from homicide.  But the system isn't the only problem. You and I - we have to up our game too.  Because we treat care and protection of at-risk kids the same way we treat pretty much everything else in this country. We get someone in to do it, we contract it out. Out of mind, out of sight.  You know: “We're too busy dealing with our own stuff. We don't have time to sort out deadbeat parents and caregivers.” That's the attitude, isn't it?   But if we keep on having that attitude - that it's up to the State to sort it; and if the State continues to completely fail these poor little kids; then we can write as many reports with as many recommendations as we like, but nothing is going to change. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

The Independent Children's Monitor says at-risk kids are no safer now than they were in 2021, when five-year-old Malachi Subecz was murdered by a carer. Children's commissioner Claire Achmed spoke to Corin Dann.

A call for action, with urgency, to keep New Zealand children safe.   The Independent Children's Monitor says tamariki are no safer today than when Tauranga five-year-old Malachi Subecz died in 2021.  He was murdered by his carer in 2021, and a damning review recommended sweeping changes, but they are still yet to been implemented.  Children's Commissioner Claire Achmad told Mike Hosking we still lose one child every five weeks, on average, to homicide.   She says it has to galvanise New Zealand to real action, because we can't afford to keep leaving New Zealand children in environments where they can potentially be harmed.  LISTEN ABOVE See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Government agencies are being urged to get on with changes to child protections. A review in 2022 after Tauranga five-year-old Malachi Subecz was murdered recommended sweeping changes. The Independent Children's Monitor says they haven't happened, and children are no safer today than when Malachi died. Chief Executive Arrun Jones says these findings are disappointing. "We'd hoped to see more progress, so it's disappointing not to have seen that." LISTEN ABOVESee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Tonight on The Huddle, NZ Herald senior writer Simon Wilson and Capital Director Ben Thomas joined in on a discussion about the following issues of the day - and more! A new report by Independent Children's Monitor says the child protection system has not shifted enough since the death of Tauranga five-year-old Malachi Subecz - despite a 2022 review recommending sweeping changes. How appalling is this? How are we finding the Olympics so far? What did we think of last night's triathlon? Two women were trespassed from an Auckland movie theatre after they got caught bringing in hot food, snacks and beverages. Should the restrictions banning outside food be lifted? What do we make of this? LISTEN ABOVESee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

A children's rights advocate says calls for changes to New Zealand's child safety systems go well beyond the 2021 death of Tauranga five-year-old Malachi Subecz.   The Independent Children's Monitor has found recommendations made following Malachi's death haven't happened, and tamariki are no safer today than when he died.  But, Save the Children's Child Rights Advocacy Director Jacqui Southey told Ryan Bridge, the problems —and calls for changes— are decades old.   She says a recommendation for agencies to cross-share information and concerns is more than 20 years old, and yet we still fail to do it.  LISTEN ABOVE See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Nicky Davies is a Family Lawyer, Independent Children's Lawyer, and Chief Executive Officer of Legal Aid Queensland. Earlier this year, she was recognised for her contribution to the legal profession when she was awarded the Queensland Law Society's President's Medal. On this episode of The Callover, we discuss the work of Legal Aid and explore the important role that independent children's lawyers play in in court proceedings. Find the transcript here.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Parenting Independent Children When a child grows up independent, it is a gift, but it can also hurt. Where did my little boy go? Why do they have to grow up so fast? I don't want to lose our bond! Watch as I tell my own stories of raising independent children, and I give 5 tips to parents along the way! Discover how these 5 tips saved my heart and my sanity through the adolescent years and beyond!   LINKS MENTIONED IN THE RECORDING https://theimpactfulparent.com/app Download the FREE Impactful Parent App! Available on Apple and Android App Stores. FREEBIES from episodes included! Apple Store: https://theimpactfulparent.com/ios Android Play Store: https://theimpactfulparent.com/android https://theimpactfulparent.com for more FREE Resources and paid programs.   Rate, Review, & Subscribe! "I love Kristina and all the FREE tips that she has to offer!  Thank you for making my parenting journey better!" 

This podcast episode emphasizes the importance of recognizing and addressing attachment disruption in children to prevent emotional damage and ensure their well-being.In the segment, DJ and special guest Laurie Couture discuss the significance of attachment and early intervention in nurturing and empowering children for healthy development. Tune in to hear them talk about the importance of creating a secure attachment bond, building relationships with teachers, and prioritizing physical touch in parent-child interactions. Stay tuned as Laurie highlights the long-term emotional damage that can result from disrupted attachments in children, particularly in the context of adoption and foster care. Laurie A. Couture is a licensed mental health counselor and the author of Instead of Medicating and Punishing and the best seller, Nurturing and Empowering Our Sons. She is developing The Couture Protocol, an evidence-based, whole-child program of treating developmental and generational trauma in children, youths, and their families. Laurie provides consulting, presentations, training, and research reports to industries, agencies, and programs that directly serve children, youths, and families.TIMESTAMPS4:01 - DJ and Laurie discuss attachment disruption in children, especially those in foster care or adopted.13:14 - Laurie Couture explains secure attachment occurs when parents meet children's needs, while insecure attachment results from parents' failure to meet needs.18:04 - The conversation covers the impact of trauma on a child's education and the options for alternative schooling.31:03 - Laurie argues that society's emphasis on independence and peer relationships can lead to children being "skin-to-skin starved," and that parents should prioritize continued skin-to-skin contact as their children grow older.For more information on the Imperfect Heroes podcast, visit: https://www.imperfectheroespodcast.com/Connect with Us!DJ Stutz -Website: https://www.littleheartsacademyusa.com/Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/littleheartsacademy/Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/littleheartsacademy/YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCOpphCRklDJiFXdS76U0LSQRumble: https://rumble.com/v449rkoDJ Stutz Booking Link: https://bookme.name/ImperfectheroespodcastONE ON ONE COACHING Link: https://www.littleheartsacademyusa.com/courses/one-on-one-coaching-bundleLaura Couture - Website: https://laurieacouture.com/Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/LaurieACoutureAuthor/Twitter “X”: https://twitter.com/laurieacoutureLinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/laurieacouture/YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/user/LaurieACouture

This episode features a conversation between Dr. E and Lynn Lyons, LICSW. Dr. E and Lynn discuss how to balance parental intervention and accommodations to avoid the pitfalls of excessive worry and anxiety that could cripple a child's development. They emphasized the need for regular parental modeling, skill-building, and promoting flexibility rather than rigidity. - TOPICS:  (04:48) GENERATIONAL ANXIETY IS REAL  (09:41) PARENTS NEED TO BE INVOLVED IN THEIR KID'S TREATMENT, TOO  (16:15) HOW PARENTS CAN MANAGE THEIR OWN ANXIETY  (37:29) PARENTS NEED A SELF-CARE ROUTINE  (47:00) WHERE TO BEGIN IF YOU'RE AN ANXIOUS PARENT  -  MORE ON THIS EPISODE'S GUEST, LYNN LYONS:  Lynn travels internationally as a speaker and trainer on the subject of anxiety, its role in families, and the need for a preventative approach at home and in schools. She is a sought-after expert, appearing in the New York Times, Time, NPR, Psychology Today, Good Morning America, the Today Show and other media outlets. Lynn is a featured expert in the recent documentary Anxious Nation.  With a special interest in breaking the generational cycle of worry in families, Lynn is the author/coauthor of several books and articles on anxiety, including Anxious Kids, Anxious Parents: 7 Ways to Stop the Worry Cycle and Raise Courageous & Independent Children, and the companion book for kids, Playing with Anxiety: Casey's Guide for Teens and Kids. Her latest book for adults and teenagers, The Anxiety Audit was released October '22.   Lynn is the co-host of the popular podcast Flusterclux.  -  Ask Dr. E a question of your own!  Learn more about the host, Dr. Elisa Shipon-Blum  Explore our SMart Center success stories!  Get started at the SMart Center  Listen to other episodes of Unspoken Words here.  -  This podcast was produced by New Edition Consulting  For all podcast inquiries, please contact Dakota Hornak at ⁠dhornak@selectivemutismcenter.org⁠ 

Nearly half of children in Oranga Tamariki care are not seeing a social worker as often as they should. The Independent Children's Monitor has released another grim report into the agency tasked with caring for vulnerable tamariki. Its annual report on state care found instances of children being neglected or abused while in care increased, despite there being fewer kids in the system. Niva Chittock reports.

A new report has found Oranga Tamariki doesn't know whether the children in care are receiving annual health and dental check ups. The report by the Independent Children's Monitor found some are being given pain relief, instead of a proper check up. Krystal Gibbens reports.

Oranga Tamariki doesn't know whether it has been implementing basic health checks for the children under its care, according to a new report from the Independent Children's Monitor. The review reveals a lack of compliance and poor record-keeping for doctor and dentist visits. The chief executive of the Independent Children's Monitor, Arran Jones, says the message is simple: caregivers must note down whether the child has been to the doctor - and if not, get them there. Jones spoke to Corin Dann.

Oranga Tamariki looks to have fallen short of its responsibility for children's health checkups. The National Care Standards require Oranga Tamariki to annually check medical and dental needs, when a child comes into care. But a new report has found Oranga Tamariki has failed to properly keep track - and not all children had regular checkups. Independent Children's Monitor Chief Executive Arran Jones says they are vital for improving long-term health outcomes. "It's of utmost importance that the state, acting as the parent, does everything that they can to look after them. And that includes making sure that they're healthy, that they're connected up to the health services that they need." LISTEN ABOVESee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

An NGO is alarmed by data issues at Oranga Tamariki.   An Independent Children's Monitor report has revealed gaps in information about whether children in state care are receiving medical and dental checkups.   Voyce National Care says it's state negligence, which can't be ignored.   Youth Participation Advisor Mary-Lynn Huxford told Roman Travers that this can have long term effects.   She says the group works with young people footing big medical bills because of earlier negligence.   LISTEN ABOVE See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Welcome, ladies, to the Real Estate InvestHER Show! In this episode, we are going to learn some valuable insights on money management and raising financially savvy children with Maya Corbic. Maya is a passionate CPA and mother with over a decade of experience in teaching kids financial literacy, as well as empowering parents to raise their children to become financially independent adults. Her passion for this topic stems from her own personal experience as a first-generation immigrant from war-torn Bosnia, where her family lost everything in the war and immigrated with only two suitcases and $50. She understands firsthand the value of financial stability and independence and is committed to sharing her knowledge and experience with others. In this episode, Maya shares her story of moving from Bosnia to the US after losing everything in the war and how her experiences have taught her crucial lessons about budgeting and being a savvy spender. She then explains four different allowance methods that can be used to best equip kids with a successful approach to money management: chore-based, age-based, percentage-based, and need/want-based methods. Maya stresses the importance of teaching kids with family values in mind so that parents can create a personalized money teaching plan for their children.   “In order to teach our kids the abundant mentality, we need to have it ourselves.” (12:29 – 12:36) “We all need to be teaching about money based on our family values, what it is that we believe in, and whatever works best for our family.” (15:07 – 15:16) “Allowance is often misunderstood as a gift, but it's actually a valuable tool for children to learn money management in low-stakes situations.” (15:58 – 16:14)             Connect with Maya:a Instagram: @teach.kids.money LinkedIn: Maya Corbic Website: Dinarii Financial Education   Resources Mentioned:   Atomic Habits by James Clear   How To Join the InvestHER Movement   1) InvestHER CON 2023 Scottsdale, Arizona, May 18-19 Generational Wealth - You Come First   Here is what you can expect at InvestHER CON 2023: Pre-event network 2 Full days of transformational experiences Access to over 20 Sessions with Keynotes and Speakers Recordings from all sessions Access to investors, mentors, and influencers Mindful networking Opportunities to connect with our sponsors + vendors Coffee and Lunch included Final Reception: Red Party Live 30-day Group Accountability Virtual Session with the Founders Liz and Andresa Exclusive Breakfast for STRIVE members only. "InvestHer CON was truly a transformative experience. I have felt alone for so long and now I feel like a have a community of support. I don't have to be the master of everything and take it all on my shoulders, I just have to do what I am excellent at."  Heather Giammichele   We reserved the entire resort for us!    Join us in. Get your ticket today!   https://www.therealestateinvesther.com/investhercon   2)  InvestHER Community on Facebook: a safe place for women to ask real estate investing questions and gain the support they need to achieve their goals!    3)STRIVE Membership - for highly ambitious and decisive Real Estate investors looking to grow your Real Estate portfolio on your own terms while making deeper relationships with successful women playing at the same level.  APPLY today at https://www.therealestateinvesther.com/membership   4) InvestHER Meetups Around the Globe: attend in-person meetings held monthly by experienced InvestHER Leaders! Find the location near you HERE!     5)The Real Estate InvestHER Podcast - straight talk and inspiration for current and aspiring female real estate investors to live both balanced and financially free lives. Subscribe here.   6)InvestHER™ ORG with eXp: all-woman investment group for agents and build your personal portfolio while creating generational wealth! Get the benefits of being part of a team without extra fees! Click here and schedule a discovery call. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Welcome, ladies, to the Real Estate InvestHER Show! In this episode, we are going to learn some valuable insights on money management and raising financially savvy children with Maya Corbic. Maya is a passionate CPA and mother with over a decade of experience in teaching kids financial literacy, as well as empowering parents to raise their children to become financially independent adults. Her passion for this topic stems from her own personal experience as a first-generation immigrant from war-torn Bosnia, where her family lost everything in the war and immigrated with only two suitcases and $50. She understands firsthand the value of financial stability and independence and is committed to sharing her knowledge and experience with others. In this episode, Maya shares her story of moving from Bosnia to the US after losing everything in the war and how her experiences have taught her crucial lessons about budgeting and being a savvy spender. She then explains four different allowance methods that can be used to best equip kids with a successful approach to money management: chore-based, age-based, percentage-based, and need/want-based methods. Maya stresses the importance of teaching kids with family values in mind so that parents can create a personalized money teaching plan for their children.   “In order to teach our kids the abundant mentality, we need to have it ourselves.” (12:29 – 12:36) “We all need to be teaching about money based on our family values, what it is that we believe in, and whatever works best for our family.” (15:07 – 15:16) “Allowance is often misunderstood as a gift, but it's actually a valuable tool for children to learn money management in low-stakes situations.” (15:58 – 16:14)             Connect with Maya:a Instagram: @teach.kids.money LinkedIn: Maya Corbic Website: Dinarii Financial Education   Resources Mentioned:   Atomic Habits by James Clear   How To Join the InvestHER Movement   1) InvestHER CON 2023 Scottsdale, Arizona, May 18-19 Generational Wealth - You Come First   Here is what you can expect at InvestHER CON 2023: Pre-event network 2 Full days of transformational experiences Access to over 20 Sessions with Keynotes and Speakers Recordings from all sessions Access to investors, mentors, and influencers Mindful networking Opportunities to connect with our sponsors + vendors Coffee and Lunch included Final Reception: Red Party Live 30-day Group Accountability Virtual Session with the Founders Liz and Andresa Exclusive Breakfast for STRIVE members only. "InvestHer CON was truly a transformative experience. I have felt alone for so long and now I feel like a have a community of support. I don't have to be the master of everything and take it all on my shoulders, I just have to do what I am excellent at."  Heather Giammichele   We reserved the entire resort for us!    Join us in. Get your ticket today!   https://www.therealestateinvesther.com/investhercon   2)  InvestHER Community on Facebook: a safe place for women to ask real estate investing questions and gain the support they need to achieve their goals!    3)STRIVE Membership - for highly ambitious and decisive Real Estate investors looking to grow your Real Estate portfolio on your own terms while making deeper relationships with successful women playing at the same level.  APPLY today at https://www.therealestateinvesther.com/membership   4) InvestHER Meetups Around the Globe: attend in-person meetings held monthly by experienced InvestHER Leaders! Find the location near you HERE!     5)The Real Estate InvestHER Podcast - straight talk and inspiration for current and aspiring female real estate investors to live both balanced and financially free lives. Subscribe here.   6)InvestHER™ ORG with eXp: all-woman investment group for agents and build your personal portfolio while creating generational wealth! Get the benefits of being part of a team without extra fees! Click here and schedule a discovery call. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

A new Independent Children's Monitor report has found vulnerable children are being let down by the very system that's supposed to be caring for them. The Returning Home From Care report found inconsistencies, data gaps and communication issues, when children are returned home while in State care. The results have angered those with first-hand experiences, who say it appears nothing has changed in decades. Delphine Herbert reports

The head of the government agency that recently took over monitoring of Oranga Tamariki says the current time is a big test of his newly reconstituted office's capacity. The Independent Children's Monitor, which has a complementary role to that of the Children's Commissioner, has been around for a few years as a business unit within the Ministry of Social Development overseeing children in state care. Independent Children's Monitor's executive director Arran Jones spoke to Ingrid Hipkiss.

Tomorrow the high-profile role of the Children's Commissioner will officially be disestablished, replaced with a board of three to six members - a move many fear will significantly weaken the power of the role. The Oversight of Oranga Tamariki System Act 2022 splits the office's advocacy role from its monitoring function, creating a new entity called the Independent Children's Monitor, which will be housed within the Education Review Office. The change has been highly controversial and was opposed by all political parties, apart from Labour. Of the 499 public submissions, only eight expressed their support, with an overwhelming majority strongly opposing the bill. Opponents were concerned the change would dilute the office's role as an advocate and would lose its independence, ultimately leading to worse outcomes for tamariki. Kathryn speaks with Judge Frances Eivers, the current Children's Commissioner, who follows Judge Andrew Becroft, Russell Wills, John Angus, Dame Cindy Kiro, and the late Ian Hassall, who have all been powerful advocates for children.

Oranga Tamariki is still not meeting minimum standards for children in care, according to a report by an independent watchdog.The Independent Children's Monitor, Aroturuki Tamariki says there has been no meaningful improvement since the last report, and the agency is still failing to meet the basic needs of tamariki in state care. The report found Oranga Tamariki was not able to provide data to show whether a child's education and health needs were being met. It did report that only 53 percent or children are registered with a GP or medical practice, down from 60 percent the year before. The Experiences of Care report also found only 65 percent of children in care were visited by a social worker in the last year. Oranga Tamariki has custody of more than 6000 children and is supposed to meet minimum standards of care that came into force in 2019. Kathryn speaks to Arran Jones, executive director of the Independent Children's Monitor, Aroturuki Tamariki.

Oranga Tamariki is defending its care of children despite a new report showing it's failing to reach some minimum standards.. The latest Independent Children's Monitor report shows that in two years the Ministry has made barely any improvements. Ashleigh McCaull reports.  

New figures are laying bare the failings of Oranga Tamariki. The Independent Children's Monitor has found the agency is placing a third of children into care, before completing caregiver assessments. Social workers are only making 29 percent of their planned visits to children in care. Executive Director Arran Jones told Mike Hosking these children come into care because their home life is unstable. He says they've been removed from their family to keep them safe, so important these standards are met, so they can have a better quality of life. LISTEN ABOVESee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

“Train up a child in the way he should go; even when he is old he will not depart from it.” – Proverbs 22:6 After her newspaper column “Why I Let My 9-Year-Old Ride the Subway Alone” created a media firestorm, Lenore got the nickname “America's Worst Mom.” She went on to write Free-Range Kids, the book-turned-movement. Lenore has lectured everywhere from DreamWorks to Microsoft to schools across America -- and let's not forget the Bulgarian Happiness Festival! On TV, you may have seen her on The Today Show, The Daily Show or on her own reality show, World's Worst Mom. Now Lenore is co-founder and president of Let Grow, the national nonprofit promoting childhood independence and she sits down with David and Stu to talk about how we can all stop being helicopter parents! Learn more about Let Grow! Get Free Range Kids Book Check out Lenore on the Daily Show Watch Lenore's interview on the Today Show — Come join David and Stu in The Storehouse Mastermind, which brings together a diverse group of men striving to become the best husbands, fathers, friends, and leaders possible. Learn More! Apply here! Join our Facebook Group! Do us a favor and leave us a review! Click here at Apple Podcasts! Know someone who would make a great guest on our podcast? Let us know! stuart@storehouse310turnkey.com This podcast is sponsored by DoDReads.com which promotes lifelong learning, personal development and leadership that comes from the books you read. If you are interested in updating your military reading list, email: storehouse@dodreads.com Enroll in Podcast Systems University today and use with coupon code STU20 to get the course for only $297 and regularly $497! Get the 10 Levels of Passivity FREE Report by emailing: podcast@storehouse310turnkey.com.

Today's episode with Chris and Holly Santillo discusses the importance of teaching our children independence and resilience in a generation that has become heavily focused on dependency. Many millennial parents are fearful of allowing their children to live independently because they worry about the disconnect in the relationship. However, Chris and Holly discuss how independence actually creates a real connection between parent and child.  They discuss the importance of allowing our children to explore, to make decisions on their own, to fail and learn from that failure - and so much more.  Purchase their book here: Raising Resilient Children in an Era of Detachment and Dependence by Chris and Holly Santillo Follow along with Lindsey on IG @livingeasywithlindsey.

On this episode of Wine and Dime we welcome back to the pod Kerrie Beene! Kerrie is here to share some insights on how to raise independent children. What you will Learn this episode Raising Independent Children - How to avoid failure to Launch How to start early How Kerrie helped her daughter learn to budget How to work with different money personalities Thanks for listening and be sure to like, rate, subscribe and share. If you have any questions that you would like answered on the show, feel free to email us at info@rootedpg.com Or visit us at www.rootedpg.com/podcasts for full show notes and links! https://www.highnoonspirits.com/ (High Noon | Sun Sips) - HOW IS HIGH NOON DIFFERENT FROM OTHER HARD SELTZERS? HARD SELTZERS CAN BE MADE FROM JUST ABOUT ANY MIXTURE OF SODA WATER AND ALCOHOL. OTHER BRANDS USE MALT LIQUORS AND SUGAR TO FLAVOR THEIR DRINKS, WHILE HIGH NOON USES REAL VODKA AND REAL FRUIT JUICE FOR 100 CALORIES OF EASY-DRINKING, TAKE-ANYWHERE DELICIOUSNESS. THIS EPISODE WAS PRESENTED BY AMY IRVINE ROOTED PLANNING GROUP 10 EAST MARKET STREET CORNING NY 14830 https://www.rootedpg.com/ (WWW.ROOTEDPG.COM) EMAIL: AMY@ROOTEDPG.COM

Has your family law court case been appointed an ICL or Independent Children's Lawyer?  Have you heard your lawyer or the court mention a potential ICL in your case? Are you about to enter the family court world and you are trying to sort parenting plans or parenting orders. Well this episode is for you. Listen to Lyn, a family lawyer specialist of 35 years and a past independent children's lawyer, will explain and share with you the facts that may help support you and your children through this journey.  Click here to learn more about your DIY DIVORCE BLUEPRINT Click here for our free checklist for your divorce and property settlement  Sign up here for our next free online webinar    Resources referred to in this episode Video to show to kids if and only if they are seeing an ICL Information about RE: K FAMILY LAW ACT 1975 - SECT 60CC Episodes referred to you can listen to next Subpoena Podcast Episode  Affidavit Podcast Episode You Don't Want to Miss Out On What is an ICL What is an independent children's lawyer What does an ICL do? When does an an independent children's lawyer become involved What are the myths about ICL? When might a judge appoint an independent children's lawyer Why might a judge appoint an independent children's lawyer Kay & Kay Case and why it applies to the ICL How much weight does an independent children's lawyer have in your case for judgement? How much does an ICL cost What is the process an ICL might follow in the Family Court of Australia What can an independent children lawyer do? Consent orders and an ICL Mediation and independent children's lawyer The downside and upside of having an ICL in your family court case How to best prepare your child if they are going to have to meet their independent children's lawyer How to write an affidavit to make the ICL pay attention to your point of view Affidavits and independent children's lawyers How to manage the ICL and a high conflict divorce  How to manage the ICL with a manipulative or controlling narcissistic ex How to manage the ICL with an avoidant ex If you need emergency help you can also contact: WOMEN'S SHELTER SERVICE  LEGAL AID Lifeline 13 11 14 Mensline Australia 1300 789 978 Kids Help Line 1800 551 800 Aboriginal Family Domestic Violence Hotline 1800 019 123 Relationships Australia  Police on 000 DVConnect Womensline on 1800 811 811 (24 hours, 7 days a week) Note: This number is not recorded on your phone bill DV Connect Mensline on 1800 600 636 National DV line on 1800 737 732.1800RESPECT 1800 737 732 Make sure you hit SUBSCRIBE so you don't miss out on the next practical steps and guide to your divorce or de facto separation coming soon. And, if you've found this episode helpful, please leave a rating and a review so it can help others. Thank you.  Please note this is general advice only. Please always seek independent legal advice as everyone's situation is different.   

Doesn't every parent want an independent, self motivated, resilient child or teen who takes ownership of their learning (and revising), their bedroom, their behaviour and their choices??   Sound too good to be true?  It's really not but the secret is starting early and please don't worry if you've already got a teen - all is not lost!!   Independence breeds confidence and confidence leads to resilience. What distinguishes those who are the most successful in life is their ability to pick themselves up, dust themselves down, and start all over again!! I'll share my top seven tips.      Here are the highlights:  (02:42) Are we too risk averse with our children?  (06:36) Our role is to raise independent children  (11:12) Set growth-appropriate expectations  (13:58) Reflect on your own attitides towards risk  (17:31) Your children should contribute around the house  (21:29) Encourage children to do tasks in their own way  (24:26) Help them to problem solve independently  (26:04) Teach responsibility through an allowance    Also Mentioned in this Episode:  Old Enough – Watch Now on Netflix    Find out more and connect with Dr. Maryhan at www.drmaryhan.com     To access the free resources mentioned in this episode visit https://drmaryhan.com/library   

We all want our children to eventually fly from the lovely nests we've created for them, but giving our children the independence they need to do so can sometimes be as hard on us as it is on them. We talk about the baby steps you can take to start teaching independence to kids of all ages (it can be as simple as a playdate!) and how fostering an independent mind is as important as giving them physical freedom. Then, we dive into the wonders of summer camp. We're big fans around here, and we'll tell you why we think every kid should experience it and how it changed the lives of two generations in our family.

This month Heather and Ben spoke to Gabrielle Cantrall, the acting Solicitor in Charge of Family Law with LegalAid NSW, about Independent Children's Lawyers (ICL). These are the specialist lawyers the Court appoints to represent children in complex family law matters. LegalAid NSW is the body responsible for accrediting Independent Children's Lawyers in New South Wales, so Gabrielle is uniquely qualified to talk about their role and responsibilities. Both Ben and Heather are qualified Independent Children's Lawyers with many years combined experience working in this space. They are able to provide perspective on the day to day of working with and for children in family law cases. Topics covered include: •Understanding Independent Children's Lawyer's •What is an Independent Children's Lawyer? •What is a lawyer's role when acting as an ICL? •How does a lawyer qualify as an ICL? •When does the Court appoint an ICL? •The parents' role with an ICL: •Do parents get a say in who will represent their child? •Can parents sit in when an ICL meets with their child? •Does an ICL keep parents informed? •What if a parent is unhappy with their child's lawyer? •Acting as an ICL: •Does an ICL act on the instructions of a child? •How does an ICL form a view on what's in a child's best interest? •What experts does an ICL use to help them form this view? •What if a child has been told what to say to an ICL? •How does an ICL represent a child in Court? •What is the role of the ICL at the end of proceedings?

Have you been warned against making a rod for your own back by carrying your child? Has someone told you that slings and carriers are just a new trend or something used only by a certain 'type' of parent?What about the idea that they won't ever learn to walk if they are always carried?Zoe Woodman from The Sling Consultancy joins me for this week's episode to dispel these ideas and share her knowledge and expertise all about carrying, child psychology and infant neural development. We discuss how to foster authentic independence and resilience, as well as make our lives as parents more convenient! Many of us are living in a culture that celebrates separation over connectedness. And certainly, separation-based parenting strategies like sleep training do "work" - but at what cost?To find out more about Zoe go to www.theslingconsultancy.co.ukThe TED talk by Dorsa Amir that Zoe references is here: http://www.tedxcambridge.com/talk/modern-childhood-is-strange/

My daughter Krista is living in Barcelona as Part II of a study abroad program that was interrupted last year by the pandemic. She's doing it all on her own, financially, by her own choice. I'm visiting her right now and am so impressed with her independence at such a young age, I grabbed a mic and asked if I could interview her for The Real Wealth Show!It's confusing as a parent to know when to give and when to say “no.” We want to be loved by our children, and sometimes think that our constant stream of giving will earn that love. But perhaps it's not the financial gifting that matters as much as the gift of belief -- that they can have whatever their heart desires -- if they commit to it.In this episode, you'll hear more about Krista's experience being raised in our family during a time, initially, when we had very little financial resources but tremendous wealth nonetheless. And how witnessing the growth of Real Wealth Network over the years, from the inside, has had a great impact on her wealth mindset.And please remember to subscribe to our podcast and leave a review if you like what you hear! You can also find out more about improving your financial world through real estate by joining our network at realwealth.com. It's free to join, with free educational materials on real estate investing. As a member, you also get access to the Investor Portal where you can view sample properties and connect with our network of resources, including experienced investment counselors, property teams, lenders, 1031 exchange facilitators, attorneys, CPAs and more.

This week on the show, single mum Kimberley shares Part 6 of her story.  Please note that these contain sensitive topics on domestic abuse and violence. It is recommended you listen to Parts 1 - 5 prior to listening to Part 6, but here's a short recap of the past episodes. In Ep 263 - Part 1, Kimberley talked about growing up in a single mum household and the relationship she had with her own father, the night she met her husband, and how (what she thought was going to be) a one night stand turned into a very toxic and abusive relationship. She shared the story of the early days of their relationship, up until the birth of her daughter, and the red flags and abusive tendencies that started appearing. In Ep 264 - Part 2, Kimberley's story continued. She talked about how the abusive tendencies started escalating and she shared her experience of what she would later find out was known as the cycle of domestic violence. She also talked about how she gained the courage to leave him, though it was the first of many attempts she made to leave the relationship, and how six months later he wormed his way back in. In Ep 267 - Part 3, Kimberley shares the further violent and abusive outbursts of her ex, and the safety measures she started taking to protect herself (and how she perceived this as being normal), the financial abuse that had started getting worse, the isolation he inflicted on her and separating her from her friends and sister (her biggest support), his gambling and consequent debt that kept increasing, and his paranoia that kept getting worse. She also shares what happened when he moved out and back in again a couple of times. In Ep 268 - Part 4, Kimberley started sharing what happened in the final six months of them living together, which is what she allowed because she wanted to protect her kids. She shared all the crazy things he did and beliefs he held and how she always felt like she was walking on eggshells around her ex. And then how one day, he started telling her how easy it would be to kill her - that all he had to do was come over and strangle her. And then he taunted her – repeatedly walked towards her and then away. And then the next day - raping her. In Ep 269 - Part 5, Kimberley explains how she felt completely stuck with nowhere to go after calling the Police for advice and being told she could take an AVO out that would protect her, but not her children. She talks more about his violent outbursts and his sexist attitudes and tells us about the suicide threats he would make to their children. Kimberley also shares the details of the night the nightmare she was living finally came to an end and what happened after that. In this episode, Kimberley shares the final part of her story. She talks about how the kids had no interest in seeing their father (and still don't 7 years later after the police took him away), how she had no sleep for two years as he continued to breach court orders and she lived on high alert. She also talks about the court process and the supervised visits and phone calls that were ordered for the children to spend time with their dad. And how he would continue to use these phone calls as a way to torment Kimberley and even do things like bark at her. She also talks about what it was like at the contact centre for supervised visits and about the Independent Children's Lawyer that was provided. Kimberley also talks about finding out about her ex's new partner and their two children and the emotions that came along with that. And finally, Kimberley shares how she gained her freedom and the empowerment that has come from sharing her story.  She also talks about the impacts the whole experience has had on her, from a mental health perspective and otherwise, and how she feels about it now. And lastly - the next steps for Kimberley. Links mentioned in the episode: Listen to Ep 263 - Kimberley's Story (Part 1) HERE. Listen to Ep 264 - Kimberley's Story (Part 2) HERE. Listen to Ep 267 - Kimberley's Story (Part 3) HERE. Listen to Ep 268 - Kimberley's Story (Part 4) HERE. Listen to Ep 269 - Kimberley's Story (Part 5) HERE. Jump on the waitlist for Thrive Tribe HERE.  Download the E-book – Thirteen single mothers share their struggles, top tips, and their favourite things about being a single mother – HERE. To contact Julia, email: julia@singlemothersurvivalguide.com. Visit us at Single Mother Survival Guide. And join the email list there too. Or connect with Single Mother Survival Guide on Facebook, Instagram, Twitter, or Pinterest.

We start with our current Highs and Lows (i.e., spending the weekend with friends, processing the abortion ban in Texas, settling into the school year). Then we shift into Today's Topic focused raising secure, independent children. Next we share a couple of Tips & Tricks (EMDR and picking up the house together after dinner). Finally, we close out with Facing Forward to share what we want to make true in our lives in the next two weeks as we work to cultivate lives full of joy, purpose, and community.

When we teach our children to become independent, we're teaching them so much more than just the skills of taking care of themselves.We're nurturing their self-esteem because children who can do for themselves, believe and trust themselves will develop confidence in who they are and satisfaction with their true self and their own self-worth.

Dr. Regine Muradian is a licensed clinical psychologist, children's author, speaker, consultant and mental health advocate. In her clinical practice, Dr. Muradian works with children, adolescents, and adults who present with a wide range of emotional stressors. She specializes in Anxiety and is a Certified Clinical Anxiety Treatment Professional (CCATP), ADHD, Depression, Eating Disorders/Body Image and Executive Functioning and Leadership Training. Dr. Muradian is also a specialist in Psychological, Personality and Neuropsychological Assessments. Dr. Muradian is fluent in French, Romanian, and Hebrew and incorporates her multicultural background and experiences in her clinical practice and trainings. Her focus is on helping people find their passion through exploring their inner strengths and bring these to the surface. There is no age limit to success as it all starts with an idea. How you generate and create that idea is the path to ultimate success.In her consulting work, Dr. Muradian has spearheaded a variety of workshops not limited to positive parenting, leadership and employee satisfaction, communicating effectively, and often presents on a wide variety of topics. Dr. Muradian has provided intensive supervision and training to doctoral interns as they acquired skills in clinical practice and psychological assessments. She has also served on the medical staff at the Good Samaritan Hospital and was the Director of Behavioral Health Services.She received her undergraduate degree in International Relations/Business Marketing from the University of Southern California. She also received a master's degree in Clinical Psychology followed by Doctorate in Clinical Psychology with a specialty in Children, Adolescents and Families. She completed her training at Cedars Sinai, Children's Hospital and the Glen Roberts Child Study CenterDr. Muradian is a published children's author. Her first book, Franky and the Worry Bees was released during the pandemic as she found children and teens were having a difficult time connecting and staying motivated over zoom. She has two more books as part of her Franky series coming out in 2021 titled, Franky and His Homeschool Adventures and Francine and Her Special Talent. Dr. Muradian knows how to keep her clients motivated and help create positive change in their lives.Dr. Muradian has been featured as a national renowned parent expert in outlets not limited to: Good Day LA, UK Talk Radio, WFLA Channel 8, Architectural Digest, FabFitFun, Huffington Post, MSN, CV Weekly, Thrive Global, and Healthline. This episode is all about parenting. It's a give and take and we talk all about it in this episode.  Raising independent children is a gift and a responsibility.Connect with Dr. Regine!on IG @dr.reginemuradianhttps://www.reginemuradian.com/Book 1 Franky and The Worry Beeshttps://www.amazon.com/Franky-Worry-Bees-Regine-Muradian/dp/1735590614/ref=mp_s_a_1_1?dchild=1&keywords=franky+and+the+worry+bees&qid=1629138782&sr=8-Book 2 Francine and her Special Talentshttps://www.amazon.com/Francine-Special-Talents-Regine-Muradian/dp/1735590665/ref=mp_s_a_1_1?dchild=1&keywords=francine+and+her+special+talents&qid=1629138920&sprefix=francine+and+&sr=8-1 Sponsor LinksSoulCycle Bike- Message me for a discount!EQUILIBRIA WOMEN CBD-www.equilibriawomen.com/ danielleonthedaily at checkout for 15% offConnect with Danielle!on IG @danielle_onthedailyPodcast: @onthedailypodPlease subscribe, rate, and review our podcast.  As always, thank you for supporting us!https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/on-the-daily/id1548077381

Oranga Tamariki got it wrong when it decided not to investigate nine out of 14 reports of possible abuse or neglect. An internal review found shortfalls in the way these cases were initially accessed - and that two-thirds should have been referred for further action. The Independent Children's Monitor wants improvements - and so too do advocates and social workers. Sarah Robson reports.

Oranga Tamariki is being told it must do better when it makes decisions about whether or not to investigate possible cases of abuse or neglect. The Independent Children's Monitor has raised concerns, after an internal review found the Ministry for Children got it wrong when it decided not to investigate nine out of 14 reports of concern. Social issues reporter Sarah Robson asked Assistant Maori Commissioner for Children Glenis Philip-Barbara what she thought of the figures.

Oranga Tamariki got it wrong when it decided not to investigate nine out of 14 reports of possible abuse or neglect. An internal review found shortfalls in the way these cases were initially accessed - and that two-thirds should have been referred for further action. The Independent Children's Monitor wants improvements - and so too do advocates and social workers. Sarah Robson reports.

Oranga Tamariki is being told it must do better when it makes decisions about whether or not to investigate possible cases of abuse or neglect. The Independent Children's Monitor has raised concerns, after an internal review found the Ministry for Children got it wrong when it decided not to investigate nine out of 14 reports of concern. Social issues reporter Sarah Robson asked Assistant Maori Commissioner for Children Glenis Philip-Barbara what she thought of the figures.

➤ Independent Children ~ How to raise your child to be independent - a short interview with parenting coach Cornelia Lockitch. 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.

The Independent Children's Lawyer is possibly the most misunderstood role in family law. The National Legal Office has more information that can be accessed hereICL WEBSITE ADDRESS: HTTPS://ICL.GOV.AU Support the Show.

Public talk with Nina.osei-armah about raising independent children

Sharni is a family lawyer and has been practicing exclusively in the area of family law for the past 15 years. Prior to this, she worked at Legal Aid Western Australia for 4 years whilst undertaking my university study. Sharni deals with all aspects of family law- children's arrangements, property settlement, spousal maintenance, child support, divorce, relocation. adoption, and binding financial agreements (including those commonly referred to as “pre-nups”). She is trained as an Independent Children's Lawyer and acts on behalf of children as appointed by the Family Court of Western Australia. She is also a Collaborative Practitioner, is and on the Council of Collaborative Professionals Western Australia. Sharni is opening up her own firm later this month (March) called Align Family Law, which focuses on supporting and empowering clients through their separation journey. Get in touch with https://www.linkedin.com/in/sharni-mwenda-37b11834/ (Sharni). Keep in touch! https://www.linkedin.com/in/meganmacneill/ (LinkedIn) | https://www.instagram.com/personal_brand_podcast/ (Instagram) | https://www.facebook.com/relevantwithmeganmacneill (Facebook) | https://twitter.com/RelevantMegan (Twitter) | https://www.pinterest.com.au/Meganaam/personal-branding-exposed/ (Pinterest)

Daisy Turnbull joined Jonesy & Amanda to chat about her brand new book, 50 Risks To Take With Your Kids. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

You don’t practise family law for three decades without being subjected to the worst that society can throw at you and Rebecca Badenboch has seen it all. Dealing with children who are the victims of crime would be testing for most individuals but in her role as an independent children’s lawyer, this is something Rebecca has to face on a day to day basis.

You don't practise family law for three decades without being subjected to the worst that society can throw at you and Rebecca Badenboch has seen it all. Dealing with children who are the victims of crime would be testing for most individuals but in her role as an independent children's lawyer, this is something Rebecca has to face on a day to day basis. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

We may grow to a point where we no longer need our parents to do certain things for us, but we never outgrow our dependence on our Heavenly Father.

Katie Wells, known as the Wellness Mama, built an incredible health and wellness empire over a decade ago. She’s created cookbooks, a podcast, and, most recently, a line of toxin-free personal care products that add beneficial ingredients in while taking commonly used chemicals out, on top of writing over 1,500 blog articles. In this episode, Katie and Dr. Anthony Gustin sit down to chat about a number of different topics ranging from extended-day fasts, using self-exploration to improve your life, overcoming past traumas, and how she reversed Hashimoto’s after dealing with it for 10+ years. Katie also shares how she’s raising her children differently -- with no screen time limits -- so they can be independent and exceptional critical thinkers. You’ll also hear Katie’s unique approach to raising her kids, how she’s building an online course to help other parents do the same, and why she’s choosing a different curriculum for her family. On top of that, Katie also talks about the supplements she uses and why, how she rotates them, and what else she’s working on when it comes to creating toxin-free personal care products. In addition to being a best-selling cookbook author, podcaster, blogger, and now a toxin-free personal care product developer, Katie Wells is a mother of six who believes in taking health into your own hands. She created Wellness Mama as a resource to help others do just that and live a healthier life that eliminates harmful chemicals. When you tune in, you’ll see how she’s able to improve her life and her children’s lives each year by taking intentional steps in the right direction to get out of their comfort zone and into answering those tough “why” questions. Check out the episode now to learn more!

This episode is all about the NEW! New sound, new word, and new goals! Hear all about Megan's detox week and how she may never want salad again. Taylor is coming to grips with Emma's independence, which is a whole topic of its own. Of course, we give all our thoughts on the ending of the Bachelorette and our hopes for the next Bachelor! For our topic, we discuss our new word of the year and 5 ways we are incorporating them into our goals for 2021! We hope our goals and conversations can inspire you for a fresh start, we got this!  Be sure to check out our parents podcasts we discussed in this episode by clicking the links below: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/two-teachers-in-texas/id541841347 https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/purposeful-marriage/id1498532501  

And we're not talking about hide and seek—sisters Nabeeha and Wardah Khan ask the question: do you hide from your kids? But where would a mom's favorite hiding spots be? How can hiding ever be considered something good? How do moms handle the demands to be perfect and present at all times?Join our hosts and listen as they discuss this idea of leaving your kids alone, and the effects it can have. Hear them delve into the need for healthy boundaries with children. Plus, they tackle the importance of fostering independence in children, and how moms can recover from less-than-perfect moments.Keep up with new episodes at MuslimMomsPodcast.com or in your favorite podcast app. Follow us on Instagram @muslimmomspodcast//To support this show, please rate, review, and subscribe on Apple Podcasts.This show is produced and edited by Jawaad Khan.

In this episode Danielle talks to She Will Shine Member, Rebecca McGowan. Rebecca is the Director and Principal Lawyer of McGowan Family Law, an Accredited Family Law Specialist, Independent Children's Lawyer and Mindset & Empowerment Coach at The Separation Coach. Coming from a single parent family from early childhood, Rebecca always understood what children needed during this difficult time in their lives. It was this very personal insight that propelled her to pursue a career in Family Law and ultimately open her own practise. Rebecca shares her journey and how she had no idea what she was in for, working in firms which were not aligned with her own values, as well as working in a male dominated industry and experiencing unkind and sexist behaviour. It was this that motivated her to prove her critics wrong and be the best she could possibly be. Experiencing the effects of a high pressure and stressful job on her mental health, Bec has realised the importance of setting boundaries and is focusing on how she can take her own wellbeing and her family's wellbeing to another level. And she is now embracing being able to bring that passion and empowerment to her clients. Episode webpage: shewillshine.com.au/how-did-rebecca-start-her-family-law-firm

In this episode, Cynthia Greenfield talks to Advisor, Chip Pyfer, about when and how to start talking to children about money and finances. Both Cynthia and Chip are parents to children going through life transitions – Chip, with a daughter leaving for college, and Cynthia, with a daughter who decided to pursue higher education.

Ferne van Zyl, owner of the Independent Child is sought after parenting coach.  She  has provided training and support for hundreds of families on setting up environments for independence, effective communication skills and practical strategies for dealing with challenging behaviour. In particular, her deep understanding, sense of humour, and ability to see opportunities and find solutions in just about any situation have seen her become highly sought after by parents who find themselves ‘stuck' for ideas about how to deal with a particular issue.  Today we are talking about how we implement everything the other guests have been talking about in terms of parenting.  How do we parent so our children can grow up authentically themselves and in touch with their emotions so they can be independent?  How do we create healthy boundaries so that we can have space and time ourselves and a role model to our children? Well, I honestly do think that Ferne has all the answers.   We talk about: What is an independent child? Good and Bad and Punish and Reward model Where does judgment come from? How do we instill intrinsic values and motivation as opposed to extrinsic rewards Teaching self regulation and looking after their body. Regulating our emotions especially anger and other “negative” emotions Why we have to stop asking why.  Dealing with tantrums How we usually act out of our emotions as opposed to responding with what is necessary How us authentically expressing our emotions to our children teaches them to be emotionally intelligent and resilient and how to do it How we should have authentic arguments with our partners for the sake of our children How freedom and limits lead to positive self discipline that in turn affects others   References Maria Montessori and her Montessori Method https://montessori.org.au/about-montessori Ferne provides one on one coaching to families all over the world and also has online courses and forums for parents.  Please go to: https://www.theindependentchild.com See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

When we sat down with Bravo’s Real Housewives of Potomac star Monique Samuels it was to talk about her book, “Potty Training Mommy & Daddy: A Guide for Introducing Infant Potty Training As Early As 6 Months.” But within minutes of our conversation it was hugely apparent that this interview was so much more than just how to get our babies potty trained at a young age. This conversation goes deep into purposeful parenting and how potty training as young as 6 months is just one example of the ways we can foster independence in our children. There are so many powerful moments in this interview where Monique shares her parenting perspective and how every day there are things we can do in our own homes with our children that matter and make a difference. Follow Monique on Instagram @mrsmoniquesamuels @notforlazymoms @milaeveessentials Visit her website to purchase her book https://shop.notforlazymoms.com Shop Essential Oils www.milaeveessentials.com Monique’s Must Have Badgal Mascara: https://tinyurl.com/y3x8b83f Monique’s makeup remover, raw organic, unrefined, cold pressed coconut oil: https://tinyurl.com/yxzxuk93 Orly’s Brow Gel https://bit.ly/3gQyj8X Brandi’s Handcrafted Wood Toys https://www.harlowandcruz.com/ Join us every Friday during our LIVE Happy Hour Episode for cocktails and conversation at 3:30pm PST on IG LIVE @MOMHOODSHOW https://www.instagram.com/momhoodshow/ Be a part of our private FB group by searching MOMHOOD and follow Brandi on Instagram @BrandiMilloy https://www.instagram.com/brandimilloy/ and Orly on Instagram @OrlyShani https://www.instagram.com/orlyshani/

Power couple Michelle Miller, CBS News National Correspondent, and Marc Morial, President of the National Urban League, share the impact of growing up in politically active families, how to help children establish independence, and much more.

Badass Bonus mom SPEAkS! On kids & chores, raising independent humans, & how we approch talking to our kids about the current racial climate.

SHOW NOTES: https://jewishbooks.blogspot.com/2019/12/a-field-guide-to-jewish-kidlit.html   On The Book of Life, we talk a lot about Jewish kidlit. But where do you go to find Jewish children's books? In this episode, Marjorie Ingall joins me to talk about how to discover and how to access the best Jewish kidlit. Marjorie is a columnist at Tablet Magazine and is well-known for her year-end "best of Jewish kidlit" lists, and she's the author of Mamaleh Knows Best: What Jewish Mothers Do to Raise Successful, Creative, Empathetic, Independent Children, which was featured on The Book of Life in April 2017. Visit www.bookoflifepodcast.com for the looong list of links to the resources and titles mentioned in this episode. Your feedback is appreciated! Please write to bookoflifepodcast@gmail.com or call our voicemail number at 561-206-2473. 

Kalia is an advocate for early childhood education and Montessori education. She is an American Montessori Internationale (AMI) Lead Guide at Hmoob Toj Siab Children’s House located in Saint Paul, Minnesota. Kalia received both her Masters in Literacy Education from Hamline University and Montessori Primary Diploma from the Montessori Training Center of Minnesota. In 2017, she earned a scholarship to become a Montessori Lead Guide leading her to develop a passion for working with children. Kalia believes in respecting a child’s work, building concentration in children and fostering independence in a child’s environment. In this episode we talked about:recovering after an emergency c-sectionhow to support a mother after birthhe non-traditional role of a stay at home dadMontessori education how to foster independence and motivation in your children and so much more. I hope you guys enjoy this episode as much as I did and as always, leave us a comment or review to let us know how we are doing. Talk you to all next time! Bye!

How can we raise more resilient children in an age where everything and everyone is focused on making life easier? Authors and bloggers Chris and Holly Santillo speak about how to raise strong and independent children in today's world. Connect with Chris and Holly at http://fivebackpacks.family + https://resilienceparenting.info  Their book, "Resilience Parenting" is available on Amazon.   More at motherhoodunstressed.com and Instagram @motherhoodunstressed Please share and review the podcast!

In this episode of the Better Thinking podcast, Nesh Nikolic speaks with Anya Aidman on family separation, coparenting, domestic violence, spousal maintenance and stories of the good, the bad and the ugly of separation. Anya Aidman is a qualified Independent Children’s Lawyer specializing in working with families going through separation. She completed Master of Laws at the Australian National University (ANU). In addition to being a family lawyer, Anya is a qualified and Nationally Accredited Mediator. Fun fact: Anya started out working in criminal law and she speaks fluent Russian. Episode links at https://neshnikolic.com/podcast/anya-aidman

What if your children had their own money trees? Who should pay for college? Parents? Children? How can Children grow up and move out without handouts from their parents? --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/frugal2free/support

On this episode of Couch Talk, Dr. Anna Cabeca discusses with Katie Wells about the top three parenting tips that she practices, that have made her life easier, and family healthier.

On this episode of Couch Talk, Dr. Anna Cabeca discusses with Katie Wells about the top three parenting tips that she practices, that have made her life easier, and family healthier.

Welcome to The Mental Breakdown and Psychreg Podcast! Today, Dr. Berney and Dr. Marshall discuss the difference between independence and self-reliance. Read the article from Psychology Today here. You can now follow Dr. Marshall on twitter, as well! Dr. Berney and Dr. Marshall are happy to announce the release of their new parenting e-book, Handbook for Raising an Emotionally Healthy Child Part 2: Attention. You can get your copy from Amazon here. We hope that you will join us each morning so that we can help you make your day the best it can be! See you tomorrow. Become a patron and support our work at http://www.Patreon.com/thementalbreakdown. Visit Psychreg for blog posts covering a variety of topics within the fields of mental health and psychology. The Parenting Your ADHD Child course is now on YouTube! Check it out at the Paedeia YouTube Channel. The Handbook for Raising an Emotionally Health Child Part 1: Behavior Management is now available on kindle! Get your copy today! The Elimination Diet Manual is now available on kindle and nook! Get your copy today! Follow us on Twitter and Facebook and subscribe to our YouTube Channels, Paedeia and The Mental Breakdown. Please leave us a review on iTunes so that others might find our podcast and join in on the conversation!

Esther Wojcicki is an accomplished journalist and a teacher with a very successful family. Her husband Stanley is Stanford University professor of physics and together three daughters: Susan (CEO of YouTube), Janet, a Fulbright-winning anthropologist, epidemiologist and an Assistant Professor of Pediatrics and researcher, and Anne (co-founder of 23andMe). In the short discussion during the Webit festival in Sofia, Bulgaria, Esther talked about how we learn, changes in the way we interact due to technology, the role of parents in education and of course 23andme, a little bit of politics and how the US healthcare system affects society. Esther holds an honorary doctorate from Palo Alto University (2013) and from Rhode Island School of Design (RISD) 2016. Among many many other things she is the founder of the Moonshots in Education Movement (MiE). Learn more: http://www.moonshotsedu.com         

How can you prepare and encourage your children to develop their own financial identity? Parents don’t necessarily have a financial obligation to their grown-up children, but situations can arise where they may want to help their children. There’s a fine line between helping and enabling financially bad behavior. How do you define that line? Listen to the show for the answer, or download the free resource 8 Steps to Raising Financially Independent Children. Download free resource: 8 Steps to Raising Financially Independent Children For other ideas on how to raise financially independent children listen to Doug’s discussion on What’s the Best Way to Give Your Children Financial Assistance? with Jeff Condon about generational giving. If you’re not already receiving updates on new episodes, sign up now, and as a special bonus, receive Doug’s free ebook The Retirement Planning Book.

Listener Chrissie asks Ella what's on your mind. This is a part of the LISTEN IN series where one of YOU is the co-host! SHOW NOTES: www.onairwithella.com/165 

Merrilee Boyack loves life and loves every season of life--especially this one!  She enjoys hanging out with her hubby, four sons, daughter-in-law and two grandchildren and discussing politics.   She is an estate-planning attorney preparing trust, wills and powers of attorney and her law practice covers Utah and California.  Merrilee is also a professional lecturer and speaks all over the country, featured for many years at BYU Education Week and Time Out for Women, and a published author.  She loves to travel and meet people all over the world.  Her perfect day is camping in a tent, reading a good book, taking a perfect hike, and eating FREE food. Her current passion is working with Family Watch International as President for Utah.  She is working to protect the family and children at the international level at the United Nations and in supporting governments around the world to institute measures to protect families.  Merrilee also has created the Empowered Families Coalition of pro-family organizations in Utah to support family and traditional values.  She is a passionate community activist working to protect traditional values and liberties. She is the author of several books and talks, including The Parenting Breakthrough, Strangling Your Husband Is Not an Option; In Trying Times, Just Keep Trying. and her most recent, “The Mismatched Nativity.” I have owned Merrilee's book, The Parenting Breakthrough since I was a newlywed. I think it was part of a bundle that was giving out at a conference because it was a new book.  I loved reviewing its contents in preparation to talk to the author.  It is a very inspiring book that is a guidebook for parents to give their children life skills.  There is even a list of what skills children should learn by what age.  Merrilee has so many amazing tips for preparing her kids for adulthood, and she includes them all in that book. There are so many great tips and tools in this interview, from how to know when your kids are ready to learn a new skills, to money management, to preparing your kids for the workforce by lining them up with internships while they are teenagers!  So many incredible tips and tools here! To be clear, Merrilee is not so supportive of "free range parenting."  Her perspective is about being supportive and training our children up to be independent by mentoring, coaching, training, teaching, and nurturing.  Depending on your interpretation of free-range parenting, this does not include selfishness or simply dumping your child out into the world and expecting them to figure it out! You can find more from Merrilee at http://merrileeboyack.com Join the Family Success Toolkit Free Membership http://homeandfamilyculture.com

We all know the story "The Emperor's New Clothes." It's meant to illustrate the vanity of human desires and the problem with excessive pride. In our daily lives we may experience a moment when we realize our boss or, heaven forbid, we are not wearing any clothes. We believe something that isn't real. We believe the idea for a new business marketing plan is great, but it's really a waste of time. We believe that perfect couple is perfect, merely from a social media post. We know the truth. But no one wants to admit it. Children will. Children can be uncomfortably truthful (the younger the more so). Why does it take a child to point out how obviously nude the emperor is? And how can we nurture that independent thinking, truthfulness, and connection to reality as a child matures and becomes more socialized? That's the subject of our conversation today. Jesse McCarthy, author of the upcoming book Montessori Education, is an expert in child development. He received his B.A. in psychology from the University of California, Los Angeles (UCLA) and his Montessori teacher's diploma for 3- to 6-year-olds from the Montessori Institute of San Diego (MISD). Jesse has worked with thousands of children, teachers, and parents through the years, as an elementary & junior-high school teacher, as a Head of School overseeing programs for infants to 8th graders, and as an executive helping to lead a group of over a dozen Montessori schools. Listen in as we converse with the verse in this (my favorite so far) podcast episode: The Emperor's New Clothes.

We all know the story "The Emperor's New Clothes." It's meant to illustrate the vanity of human desires and the problem with excessive pride. In our daily lives we may experience a moment when we realize our boss or, heaven forbid, we are not wearing any clothes. We believe something that isn't real. We believe the idea for a new business marketing plan is great, but it's really a waste of time. We believe that perfect couple is perfect, merely from a social media post. We know the truth. But no one wants to admit it. Children will. Children can be uncomfortably truthful (the younger the more so). Why does it take a child to point out how obviously nude the emperor is? And how can we nurture that independent thinking, truthfulness, and connection to reality as a child matures and becomes more socialized? That's the subject of our conversation today. Jesse McCarthy, author of the upcoming book Montessori Education, is an expert in child development. He received his B.A. in psychology from the University of California, Los Angeles (UCLA) and his Montessori teacher's diploma for 3- to 6-year-olds from the Montessori Institute of San Diego (MISD). Jesse has worked with thousands of children, teachers, and parents through the years, as an elementary & junior-high school teacher, as a Head of School overseeing programs for infants to 8th graders, and as an executive helping to lead a group of over a dozen Montessori schools. Listen in as we converse with the verse in this (my favorite so far) podcast episode: The Emperor's New Clothes.

Lynn Lyons (@lynnlyonsmsw) has been a psychotherapist for 27 years and is the co-author of Anxious Kids, Anxious Parents: 7 Ways to Stop the Worry Cycle and Raise Courageous and Independent Children and its companion book, Playing with Anxiety: Casey's Guide for Teens and Kids. "If you're uncertain and uncomfortable, you're probably on a good path to some sort of discovery or success or meeting some challenge that's in front of you." -Lynn Lyons The Cheat Sheet: What's the difference between anxiety and worry? Why the content of what we worry about is far less important than the process of how worry operates. Anxiety, worry, and depression are all fueled by the predictable and redundant processes of global, catastrophic, and permanent thinking. Why the more we adhere to the demands of anxiety, the stronger that anxiety becomes. How to shift out of the current frame that seeks to eliminate discomfort, worry, and uncertainty and instead develop a relationship with it. And so much more... Full show notes at https://theartofcharm.com/642/ Find out more about the team who makes The Art of Charm podcast here! With Business Platinum from American Express, it's not about where you are, it's about where you want to take your business next. Explore the Power of The Business Platinum Card here! SmartMouth is the only activated oral rinse clinically proven to eliminate existing bad breath and prevent it from returning for a full twelve hours per rinse. Visit SmartMouth.com to get an in-depth, scientific analysis of how SmartMouth is able to deliver such incredible results! DesignCrowd helps startups and small businesses crowdsource custom graphics, logos, Web design -- even tattoo designs! Check out DesignCrowd.com/Charm for a special $100 VIP offer for our listeners or enter the discount code CHARM when posting a project. Getting a business loan is now faster and easier with PayPal Working Capital. Click here or visit paypal.com/aoc to learn more! Listen to The Art of Charm, Cold Case Files, and hundreds of your favorite podcasts with the free PodcastOne app (on iOS and Android) here! Does your business have an Internet presence? Now save a whopping 50% on new webhosting packages here with HostGator by using coupon code CHARM! Free yourself from typing notes, reports, and documents by going with the transcriptionists we trust here at AoC: TranscriptionOutsourcing.net -- 99% or higher accuracy guaranteed! HELP US SPREAD THE WORD! If you dig the show, please subscribe in iTunes and write us a review! This is what helps us stand out from the crowd and help people find the credible advice they need. Review the show in iTunes! We rely on it! http://www.theartofcharm.com/mobilereview Stay Charming!

An interview with Marjorie Ingall about her parenting guide Mamaleh Knows Best: What Jewish Mothers Do to Raise Successful, Creative, Empathetic, Independent Children. bookoflifepodcast.com

Are you ready to get your head around the sometimes complex issues of parenting plans and court orders? My guest, Lorrie Brook, is the Founder of Our Children Australia, incorporating Weekend Divorce and Separation Made Easy. She was a Family Lawyer and an Independent Children’s Lawyer and Separate Representative for children in the Family Courts. Together, we unravel some of these complicated issues and empower you to move forward with your own personal situation.

Today’s guest is Lynn Dutrow who is a licensed clinical professional counselor and courage coach in Frederick, Maryland. She has over 25 years of experience in the psychology and education fields and now offers coaching to teens and adults who struggle with anxiety. In this episode you will learn: Difference of coaching vs counseling How coaching can be effective with managing anxiety Benefits of parents doing coaching How coaching is different than counseling She explains how coaching can begin before parent or teen is diagnosed with a mental health diagnosis, such as generalized anxiety disorder Coaching focuses on the present vs reflecting on the past Lynn shares how Auntie Anxiety came about for coaching business This “character” can help bring in humor to the hard work and get teens and parents to get outside themselves for a moment How coaching can help manage anxiety Education about the parts of the brain that activate anxiety and fear Amygdala works like a smoke detector and its has an important job, but for some of us our smoke detector works like it will go off if steam is coming out of the shower Help people recognize they won’t get rid of anxiety and not the goal Turn it from enemy to ally Work for you vs against you Begin process of taking action to make change Begin to get comfortable in the uncomfortable and lean into the fears Gain understanding of reacting to vs responding to We all have anxiety Coaching parents Helping parents recognize their own anxiety Understanding the idea that society has sold us that we can all be happy if we just buy this product. Reality is learning how to be uncomfortable, don’t have to like it, but embrace it because it is important part of teens process and life Many well intentioned mother’s who are in the role of taking care of everything who try to “speed up the process” have created more stress for themselves and teens are less confident because someone else has been doing the skill/task they need to know how to do Let your daughter be part of the family-let her get engaged in doing these tasks to help the whole family What can stop parents in beginning coaching Fear of being uncomfortable Doing the work to begin to manage the worries Having initial session with coach can help challenge the old beliefs and gain understanding of embracing the uncomfortable Benefits of Coaching: Educating parents and teenage girls about anxiety Anxiety is like a socially awkward friend who wants you to pay attention to it Anxiety makes our world really small How to manage it-expand your world, gain more confidence How to change it from being an enemy to being an ally Courage is showing up everyday Look for opportunities and keep moving forward Book Recommendations: Anxious Kids,Anxious Parents: 7 Ways to Stop the Worry Cycle and Raise Courageous and Independent Children by Reid Wilson and Lynn Lyons I invite you to sign up for my newsletter. I have some upcoming announcements I will be making, so go to www.LaunchingYourDaughter.com. This podcast is also available on Stitcher, Google Play, YouTube and now iHeartRadio. Lynn’s Information: Website: www.auntieanxiety.com

Marjorie Ingall discusses her new book, Mamaleh Knows Best: What Jewish Mothers Do to Raise Successful, Creative, Empathetic, Independent Children, which turns the negative stereotype of the Jewish mother on its head to show the many positives of a Jewish style of parenting. Ingall is a columnist for Tablet and a contributor to the New York Times Book Review. Episode 0120 October 6, 2016 Yiddish Book Center Amherst, Massachusetts

We’ve got a special show for you this week, Unorthodoxers. We’re excited to have Tablet columnist Marjorie Ingall back on to discuss her new book, Mamaleh Knows Best: What Jewish Mothers Do to Raise Successful, Creative, Empathetic, Independent Children, which comes out August 30. In it, she challenges the stereotype of the overbearing, coddling Jewish mother, arguing that Jewish mothers actually instill in their children confidence, independence, and a healthy skepticism of authority. She’s joined on-air by Rav Danya Ruttenberg, author of Nurture the Wow: Finding Spirituality in the Frustration, Boredom, Tears, Poop, Desperation, Wonder, and Radical Amazement of Parenting, which came out this spring. Our fundraising drive is coming to an end. Thank you to everyone who contributed, we geniunely appreciate the support (and funny notes!). And if you’re catching up on episodes, it’s never too late to give some shekels to your favorite Jewish podcast. We love hearing from you! Email us at Unorthodox@tabletmag.com with comments, questions, and complaints. We may share your letter on air. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

How do we balance taking care of our children, with making sure they can take care of themselves?

This podcast is dedicated towards helping the busy parent who has an anxious child. Each episode is five minutes in length and focuses on one aspect of parenting an anxious child. Obviously, in five minutes I can't be comprehensive, but hopefully I can provide with some tips and pointers and get you started in the right direction. In the podcasts that follow I will be talking specific strategies you can use with your child. You will about the "Worry Motel" and "Two part sentences" and other techniques. I will also discuss specific conditions such as Obsessive-Compulsive disorder, Selective Mutism, and Aspergers and many other topics. And of course nighttime is a favorite time for anxiety to show up and so I will be talking about what you can with those fears.   For those of you that have time to dig deeper into this topic here are my favorite books on the topics. I will explain in a future podcast what I like about each book. Tamar Chanksy, Freeing Your Child from Anxiety: Powerful, Practical Solutions to Overcome Your Child's Fears, Worries and Phobias Dawn Huebner What to Do When You Worry Too Much: A Kid's Guide to Overcoming Anxiety. Lawrence J. Cohen The Opposite of Worry: The Playful Parenting Approach to Childhood Anxieties and Fears.  Reid Wilson and Lynn Lyons Anxious Kids, Anxious Parents: 7 Ways to Stop the Worry Cycle and Raise Courageous and Independent Children

When parent's concerns and good intentions go wrong the impact can be distressful for teens. Is your anxiety creating anxiety and avoidance behavior in in your tween? How can you avoid this? Follow: @janngumbiner, @tweenteacher, @LynnLyonsMSW, @DrReidWilson @bamradionetwork Lynn Lyons is a psychotherapist and co-author with Reid Wilson of Anxious Kids, Anxious Parents: 7 Ways to Stop the Worry Cycle and Raise Courageous and Independent Children. Dr. Reid WIlson is an associate clinical professor of psychiatry at the University of North Carolina School of Medicine. Heather Wolpert-Gawron is an award-winning middle school teacher in Los Angeles. Dr. Jann Gumbiner is a licensed psychologist specializing in child and adolescent psychology.