Podcasts about julia dennison

Every family has different needs when it comes to managing wellness, and there may be times when parents struggle to bring harmony into their households. In this episode of Turning Points, host Frantzces Lys talks with Julia Dennison, a single mother, about how she co-parents with her ex-husband and creates a village to support her child's growth. Parenting expert Dr. Ann-Louise Lockhart shares how finding community and embracing your full identity outside of parenthood can model positive mental health for your child.See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

In this week's episode, one of the Fab Five from Netflix's Queer Eye, designer and stylist Tan France talks to host Julia Dennison about his journey to parenthood with the help of a surrogate and the first frantic weeks of being a dad after his son made an unexpected entry into the world! Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

In this week's episode, entrepreneur and Real Housewife Dorinda Medley talks to host Julia Dennison about the transformation she experienced after becoming a mom, parenting and dating after divorce, surviving widowhood and finding her freedom in her fifties. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

We all have an idea of the kind of parent we want to be, but it doesn't always turn out their way. Some of our favorite celebrities talk to Parents.com editor Julia Dennison about the reality of their “parent personality.” Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

In the first episode of a brand-new season, host Julia Dennison talks to well-loved actor, director and television host LeVar Burton about growing up with an absent father, how his family shaped his career path and how he is proud of the relationship he has developed with the son he didn't know existed.  Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

It takes a village, but what happens when it's suddenly unsafe to be a part of that supportive village? Parents learned the hard way when COVID-19 hit and we were forced into isolation. Now, as we begin to see the other side of this tunnel, we're allowed a unique opportunity to build back, ideally better than before.   Joining me today is Digital Content Director for Parents, Julia Dennison. Julia and I discuss the struggles we personally faced parenting during the pandemic, ways we can all adjust now that hybrid work situations are becoming our new normal and the importance of allocating time for guilt-free self-care into your routine. You'll hopefully find this to be an empowering conversation and a show of solidarity that every parent, no matter who they are, is struggling to juggle it all.     I want to hear from you! Send me a topic you want me to cover or a question you want answered on the show! ✨ DM me on Instagram at @securelyattachedpodcast or @drsarahbren ✨ Send an email to info@drsarahbren.com ✨ And check out drsarahbren.com for more parenting resources 

Author and broadcaster Anna Sale talks to host Julia Dennison about discovering her “parent personality” and how her break up turned into a wedding after a US Senator intervened Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

In this week's episode, one of the Fab Five from Netflix's Queer Eye, designer and stylist Tan France talks to host Julia Dennison about his journey to parenthood with the help of a surrogate and the first frantic weeks of being a dad after his son made an unexpected entry into the world! Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Bachelor Nation super couple Ashley Iaconetti Haibon and Jared Haibon talk to host Julia Dennison about their on-screen roller coaster romance, their families' reaction to their relationship and how they are preparing to become first-time parents. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Whitney Port, fashion designer and star of The Hills and The City tells host Julia Dennison about growing up with parents who raised strong women, knowing her husband was ‘the one' on the very first date and discovering lost family members. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

In this week's episode, entrepreneur and Real Housewife Dorinda Medley talks to host Julia Dennison about the transformation she experienced after becoming a mom, parenting and dating after divorce, surviving widowhood and finding her freedom in her fifties.  Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

In the first episode of a brand-new season, host Julia Dennison talks to well-loved actor, director and television host LeVar Burton about growing up with an absent father, how his family shaped his career path and how he is proud of the relationship he has developed with the son he didn't know existed.  Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

The award-winning We Are Family from Parents.com is back! In this season, host and single-mom Julia Dennison will bring you conversations with some of the best-known and well-loved folks around, as they share candid conversations about their own wonderfully diverse families and the beautifully unique, often hilarious, and absolutely fascinating ways they live their lives. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Julia Dennison is the Digital Content Director for the Parents brand, which includes heading up the content for Parents.com and its social platforms.  As a single co-parenting mama to 4-year-old, Julia has been writing and editing in the parenting space for over 13 years (an editor in general for more than 16 years), with a passion for covering all the wonderfully unique ways people parent and form families.  She was the co-host of the podcast Pregnancy Confidential, and now of the new podcast We Are Family with Shaun T, all about the diversity of family life in America today. In this episode, we chat about Co-parenting and how to get on the same page even when you're married Managing with co-parenting after a divorce Her story getting into the world of parenting journalism pre-kids What to do in your alone time away from being a mom and the importance of taking time to yourself to recharge - it's okay to just binge and sit and relax “Can I...” vs. “I'm going to...” Dating advice for single parents in this stage of life Follow Julia at: Website: Parents.com IG: @juliadennison & @parents ----- Come join me in my sandbox of life and in this podcast to explore, play and discover something new every single week. Subscribe and tune in weekly because I know you've yelled "Mommy's on a Call" at least once in the last week!!! For show notes, visit www.MommysonaCall.com Stephanie's Website IG: @MommysonaCall // @StephanieUchima

Shaun T is best known for his home fitness programs for adults and children. He and his husband Scott are also parents to twin toddler boys. IN THIS EPISODE, SHAUN TALKS WITH LYNN ABOUT: The journey of a same sex couple becoming parents His podcast collaboration with Julia Dennison of Parents.com “https://www.parents.com/we-are-family-podcast/ (We Are Family)” The stress of parenting during Covid Embracing and celebrating diversity Allowing children to feel emotion The importance of structure in a child's schedule Making yourself a priority to be a healthy parent; even 5 minutes a day The need for a support system of people who love your kids and respect you

Director of digital content for Parents Magazine, and co-host of the We Are Family podcast Julia Dennison joins us for a review/preview to talk about some of the best parenting podcasts out right now.

Ah parenting… it’s never easy, but the last year and a half has added a little (understatement of the year) extra pressure on the difficulties we face keeping our children alive and happy. In this episode, the boss ladies are joined by parenting expert and head digital content director for the Parents brand - Julia Dennison - to discuss parenting in 2021 and beyond. Julia opens up to us about her experience working at Parents, and how she got to where she is today. She shares the trends that have been happening in parenting during the last transformative year, and tips on how we can continue to parent our children through the struggles. Julia opens up about her experience as a single mom and shares some wonderful tips on co-parenting as we discuss diverse family life in America today. No family is “perfect”, but one thing we have in common is that we are all doing the best we can! We end the episode with so parenting “trends” that we can expect to stick around, and a very relatable hot mess moment from Julia! Find more from Julia and Parents here https://www.parents.com/ https://instagram.com/juliadennison https://www.instagram.com/parents/

On this episode of Play. Learn. Thrive., Julia Dennison, and Alanna discuss all things pandemic parenting. Julia lives in Queens, New York, and is the digital content creator for Parents magazine as well as a co-parent to her four-year-old daughter. Julia and Alanna talk about the difficulties of working from home with your kids around and the need to take away the guilt of not playing with your child all the time. Remember: independent play is good for your child! Julia also goes over some of the main concerns and struggles of parents during the pandemic and encourages you to give yourself a break, ask for help, and remove all possible stressors so you can be the parent you want to be.  Main Takeaways: ●      An introduction to who Julia is and what she does.●      Julia's work and parenting experience at the beginning of the pandemic.●      When “letting go” in parenting lines up with something that's good for your child. It's not “lazy parenting!”●      The importance of doing things you enjoy with your child and not feeling guilty for not entertaining them constantly. ●      Let your child navigate by themselves and don't interrupt their play. ●      Parents' biggest struggles and worries during the pandemic. ●      Being honest with yourself about how hard things are and giving yourself a break. Reduce stress in your life so you can be the parent you want to be.●      How to connect with Julia. Parenting has never been a walk in the park and parenting in a pandemic has not made things any easier! It means that many parents are working from home with children who often need to fend for and play by themselves. While some parents may feel guilt for working and not playing with their kids, Julia encourages listeners that this is not “lazy parenting!” Independent play is good for your child.  Even as companies begin to go back to normal, many parents (especially moms) are still having a hard time and need someone to listen. Julia and Alanna discuss some of parents' biggest struggles and concerns about parenting during the pandemic, such as the difficulty in maintaining work-life balance, the mental load on moms, the concern that kids are getting too much screen time, and how your own stress can trickle down and affect the way you parent and interact with your kids.  With hard and stressful times upon us, it's important that, as a parent, you give yourself a break and take as much stress off your plate as you can. On the other side of the pandemic, you can make a conscious effort to get back on track and do things the way you want them to be done. Until then, remember that parenting is hard and even more so now! Take a deep breath, give yourself a break, and don't be afraid to ask for help from your “village.”   Related Links:Parents Website: Parents.comJulia's Instagram: @JuliadennisonJulia's Podcast: We are Family 

In the age of the pandemic, it's inevitable that screen time has gone up for all of us — including children. But how has all of this extra exposure to technology and media affected kids? Has it had a positive or negative impact? Is it altering the way they view relationships and has it affected the nature of their relationships with family and friends? Listen as Florence Ann and Joe discuss this topic with Julia Dennison, Digital Content Director of Parents.com. Julia opens up with our hosts about how she is navigating her daughter's exposure to media as a single mom and what patterns she and her colleagues are seeing at Parents. About our guest: Julia Dennison is Digital Content Director for the Parents brand, which includes heading up the content for Parents.com and its social platforms. A single co-parenting mama to 4-year-old Esme, she's been writing and editing in the parenting space for over 13 years (an editor in general for more than 16 years), with a passion for covering all the wonderfully unique ways people parent and form families. She's been a co-host of the podcast Pregnancy Confidential, and now of the new podcast We Are Family with ShaunT, all about the diversity of family life in America today. She has also appeared as a panel moderator and expert on the parenting beat for various events and TV segments, including those for Good Morning America, CNN/HLN, Yahoo and local news networks. Get in touch with us: @fingerpaintingthefuture on Facebook & Instagram @FPTFpodcast on Twitter or visit our website at fingerpaintingthefuture.com!

Newsflash: "Mom" is not a gender-- it's a role. And "the mom role" can be successfully played in a family of two dads. This week we asked Julia Dennison, executive editor of Parents.com and also a co-parenting single mom of a toddler, to join us for a discussion on gender roles and how they're changing, and about guiding your child to be comfortable with the differences in his family structure. The "traditional mom role" - or social stereotype of what is maternal - includes cuddling love, talking about feelings, sensitivity to the kids' needs, soft attitude (including on education). Can gay dads fill that role? Absolutely! "Of course we all have social stereotypes and ideas about what is maternal," says Julia Dennison, Executive Editor of Parents.com, "the word 'maternal' has all these connotations like, 'the caregiver,' 'the person that the kids run to if they need an extra hug,' there's all these ideas about what moms might do and in the past that included a lot of things like keeping up the house alongside everything, cooking and cleaning. Of course now those moms, these women, are at the work place just as much as men, these ideas of what makes a mom or what makes a woman, are really changing so that the rest of the world is starting to be just as confused or just as changing." In the developing discussion, we talked about the differences between men and women, even if we can't put our finger on what it is, is there a basic value to having both genders present in the upbringing of a Child.  Dennison thinks that the 'maternal' relationship with the child contributes a lot to the positive development of the child -- but this relationship doesn't have to be with a 'mother.' "If being a mother means talking about emotions and nurturing and the cuddling side, we see a ton of benefit from that," she says, "so whoever does that, it doesn't have to be [a woman], I think that there's a benefit to that maternal relationship between the parents and the children." Our Guest: Julia Dennison Julia Dennison is the executive editor of Parents.com. She co-parents her 3-year-old daughter Esme (and pughuahua) with her ex . With an amazing experience in digital and print media, Julia is a content strategist, covering a wide range of topics from health, parenting, and women's lifestyle, to pop culture, politics, food and technology.  Follow Julia Dennison:Instagram: @juliadennisonTwitter: @julsdennison Co-Hosts: Yan Dekel, Alex MaghenGuest Host: Braden SanfordGuest: Julia DennisonOpening Theme: Hercules & Love Affair, “Leonora” buy hereArticles Related to this episode:How to Make Your Marriage Gayer (Stephanie Coontz, The New York Times)Listen to previous seasons of Daddy SquaredJoin our Facebook groupConnect with us on Instagram