Podcasts about superkids

Did you know people pleasing after birth can stifle your recovery, your bond with your baby and may contribute to decreasing mental health in moms?What a powerful conversation with Dr. Laura Le on the neuroscience of the postpartum journey! The way we journey through postpartum shapes our mother child bond, our physical and emotional recovery. Reading Postpartum Reimagined by Dr. Laura Le is a POWERFUL reminder that MOMS MATTER. Our healing, our peace, and our joy deserve just as much attention as our child's milestones. Check out drlaurale.com to step into a mindful mother mindset. At iHelpMoms.com, we believe that when moms are supported, kids thrive. That's why we offer expert coaching in breastfeeding, potty training, sleep training, and navigating mom overwhelm — so you can feel empowered, not exhausted. Let's shift the narrative: A calm, confident mom creates a calm, confident child. Your mindset matters. Your motherhood matters. Let's raise super kids by supporting super moms. Explore our expert parenting ONLINE live coaches at ihelpmoms.com Cheers to creating Super Kids!

New Zealand's Super Rugby sides will be sporting a new look for this weekend's action. The teams will be wearing Marvel superhero inspired uniforms for the upcoming "Super Kids" round. The competition's bosses say the initiative is part of a wider push to engage younger fans. Sports correspondent Dana Johannsen spoke to Lisa Owen.

On this episode of Creating Super Kids by ihelpmoms.com, CEO Michelle and Coach Bre co-founder of The Elite Competitor discuss the mental challenges faced by young athletes, particularly girls, and the importance of mental resilience in sports. They explore the role of parents in supporting their children's athletic journeys, the balance between training intensity and avoiding burnout, and strategies for managing performance anxiety. Coach Bre shares insights from her experience as a coach and athlete, emphasizing the need for confidence, self-trust, and the benefits of multi-sport participation.FREE training for Sports Moms: trainhergame.com

Zoë Greten (23) is een danseres en choreograaf. Op 13-jarige leeftijd won ze het televisieprogramma Superkids met haar eigen choreografie. Inmiddels is ze actief als freelance danseres en choreograaf, onder andere bij Het Nationale Ballet. Voor de Junior Company creëerde ze al twee werken: If Only I Knew the Right Way voor het tourneeprogramma Shooting Stars (2022) en Sonder, dat momenteel te zien is in de voorstelling Made in NL. Presentator: Max Terpstra

Welcome to Creating Super Kids Podcast by ihelpmoms.com In this enlightening conversation, ihelpmoms.com Founder/CEO Michelle and school psychologist Sheeba delve into the intricacies of parenting, focusing on how to nurture children's innate gifts, the importance of resilience, and the role of parental presence. They discuss the balance between education and parenting styles, the significance of early intervention, and how parents can effectively advocate for their children in school. The conversation emphasizes the need for self-care among parents and the importance of open communication with children. For proactive parenting solutions connect to Sheeba: Sheeba Abraham School Psychologist Key episode takeaways Parents should listen to their children to identify their interests. Flexibility in parenting is crucial to support children's unique paths. Resilience is a vital skill for children to learn. Parents must be present in their children's lives to provide support. Communication about absences is important for children's understanding. Early intervention can significantly impact a child's development. Parents are their child's best advocates in school settings. Self-care is essential for effective parenting. Education is important, but so is nurturing children's passions. Parenting is a journey of learning for both parents and children. A special thank you to our Educational Partner North Broward Preparatory School for supporting creating growth mindset oriented kids and nurturing innate potential through a well rounded philosophy focused on our children. North Broward Preparatory School | Nord Anglia Education

In the month of February 1991 many games were released for the Commodore 64. In episode one-hundred-and-seventy-one of Zapped to the Past, we start our look at some of those games, including the tasty Turrican 2, The silly Superkid and the stunted S.T.U.N Runner and wonder … exactly how much would a gold chainmail haircut cost?  Games covered in this episode: Turrican 2 Superkid S.T.U.N. Runner ESWAT Find us here: https://zappedtothepast.com/ If you would like to help us out and join our Patreon, find it here: https://www.patreon.com/zappedtothepast If you want to buy amazing Zapped to the Past merch, go here: https://zappedtothepast.shop https://www.redbubble.com/people/zappedtothepast/shop If you want to buy a Coffee for Zapped to the Past, go here: https://ko-fi.com/zappedtothepast Need our links in one place - you can do that too: https://linktr.ee/zappedtothepast https://online.pubhtml5.com/oowg/grrx/#p=1 Additional links mentioned in the Podcast: Turrican II: The Final Fight - C64 Manual, Docs - Lemon64 Turrican II: The Final Fight - Wikipedia Turrican II - C64-Wiki Arcade Longplay [444] Psycho-Nics Oscar Trust Me Oleta Adams - Circle of One New Kids On The Block - Games Kim Appleby - G.L.A.D. (Good Lovin' and Devotion) Free - All Right Now Free - All Right Now (1970) (Ré-édition 1991) (1991) (Maxi 45T) All Right Now Guitar Legends Seville 1992 "All Right Now" by Paul Rodgers from Free Spirit Julian Cope - Beautiful Love 2 Mad - Thinkin' About Your Body (Radio Edit) Throwing Muses - Counting Backwards (Official Video) 808 State - In Yer Face My Bloody Valentine - To Here Knows When (Official Music Video) DJ H Feat. Stefy - Think About Chris Rea - Auberge George Michael - Heal the Pain (Audio)

En række tidligere gymnaster fra gruppen Flying Superkids fortæller om en kultur og ledelse, der er præget af skældud fra gruppens direktør Lars Godbersen. Det gør de i en podcastserie fra TV2 Østjylland. Det, børnene beskriver, bliver kritiseret for at være grænseoverskridende og psykisk vold af eksperter. Nogle grænser er overtrådt, erkender direktøren. Værter: Kasper Harboe og Anne Phillipsen. Gæst: Lars GodbersenSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

In this episode of the Creating Super Kids Podcast series hosted by ihelpmoms.com, Michelle and Andrea Vallely discuss common parenting mistakes and how to foster a growth mindset in children. They explore the importance of seeing children as whole beings, empowering them to make their own decisions, and establishing rules and structure within the family. The conversation also touches on navigating societal pressures, the significance of self-awareness in parenting, and the resources available for parents to support their children's development takeaways Parents often see their children as broken, which can hinder their growth. It's essential to empower children to make their own decisions. Establishing rules and structure provides safety for children. Conversations about parenting should happen when emotions are stable. Self-awareness in parents is crucial for effective parenting. Children learn from the environment they live in, not just what they are taught. The world reflects our internal state; if chaotic, look within. It's okay to seek help and guidance in parenting. Kids need to understand that challenges are temporary. Creating a supportive environment helps children thrive. A special thank you to our education partner North Broward Preparatory School! A Pre-K - Grade 12 private day and boarding school, located in South Florida. North Broward Preparatory School inspires global citizens to create their future and live with purpose. North Broward Preparatory School | Nord Anglia Education 00:00Introduction to Proactive Parenting 07:06Empowering Children to Make Decisions 09:53The Importance of Rules and Structure 13:49Navigating Parenting During High and Low Tides 17:09Building Inner Confidence in Children 19:47The Role of Parents in Child Development 21:52Creating Super Kids Through Connection 23:52Resources for Parents and Families

Today, let's fight some crime! We're joining super kid, Super Saul, as he tries to save some animals from the evil circus master, The Great Splendando. Luckily, he bumps into another hero, who can lend a hand - the one, the only, Aggie Sparks! Let's see if they succeed on their mission! Upgrade to Koala Shine Plus for full ad-free access to our collection of kids' shows, with bonus adventures and 8-hour episodes ⭐️ Subscribe via Apple Podcasts or visit https://koalashine.supercast.com/ Want to send in a note, joke, memo or monologue? Click here.

Ronald McDonald House Charities Tampa Bay Community Engagement Manager Bree Tramontana discusses the organization's work across the Tampa Bay area and their 2024 Super Kids campaign.

unlocked from Patreon: www.patreon.com/ProgrammedToChill Major content warning for today's episode re consistent discussion of emotional, physical, and sexual child abuse throughout the episode. As always, I stayed away from specifics, but parts are still rough. Today's about the life of Walter Breen, Marion Zimmer Bradley, and about eight or nine different rabbit holes involving mental illness, numismatics, gifted kids, science fiction, the Society for Creative Anachronisms, pedophiles, wandering bishops, and magick.  Songs: Toujours by Roedelius Rue Fortune by Roedelius Megaloschemos II (Bulgarian Orthodox Hymns) Toujours by Roedelius

After receiving such a great response to our Perimenopause Masterclass that we created for our Natural Super Kids KLUB members, we have decided to share this topic with our wider community. In this week's podcast, I'm joined by our Natural Super Kids consulting naturopath, Sarah Worboys to discuss the physical and emotional shifts of perimenopause. As Sarah and I are both in our perimenopausal years, we will be giving first-hand experience in this conversational episode. In this episode, Sarah and I will be sharing:Sarah shares her journey to becoming a naturopath, and how her Mum was her first perimenopausal client;The facts about perimenopause including information about what hormones are affected, and potential signs and symptoms such as moodiness and sleeplessness, low mood, brain fog, fatigue, weight gain, shorter/heavier/painful periods, and insulin resistance;The benefits of functional testing and Sarah's favourite hormonal testing;Unpacking stress during perimenopause, including how stress, parenting and lifestyle can impact the health of our HPA axis;The benefits of self-care in the management of perimenopause; Discover how exposure to morning light and limiting evening light can help regulate your sleep cycle and support overall well-being;The importance of sleep during this stage of life and some manageable tips for improving sleep during the disruptive sleep phase perimenopause brings;Jess and Sarah touch on alcohol and how it can disrupt perimenopause;We encourage rewarding oneself in wholesome ways, such as enjoying a hot bath or a walk in nature. Join us in this enlightening conversation and make your perimenopause journey healthier and more manageable.Episode Links:Book a consultation with Sarah here to manage your perimenopause.

Have you spoken to your parents and grandparents about their own life experiences? For Sir Lenny Henry, it's been important to document his family's stories. In this chat with Fearne, Lenny talks about his community's culture of overcoming big life events as a collective, explains how his humour won him allies when he was being bullied, and thinks about what still needs to be done to tackle racism in the UK. You can catch episode one of Three Little Birds on ITVX now, and episode two will be on ITV on Sunday 29 October. Lenny's latest children's book, The Boy With Wings: Clash of the Superkids, is out now. CONTENT WARNING: This episode frankly discusses incidents of racism. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

In this episode, Rima chats with Shreya Gandhi, a PhD student at the Princess Margaret Cancer Research Tower in Dr. Gelareh Zadeh's laboratory. Her research characterizes how hypoxia alters immune cell proportions in glioblastomas, which is crucial to developing more targeted therapies. Shreya was a Masters student that transitioned to PhD, in order to accelerate her graduate studies and pursue medicine after. As the daughter of a brain tumour survivor, it has long been her dream to work as a Clinician-Scientist in Neuro-Oncology, and do for others what many Neurosurgeons have done for her mom.In this episode, hear Shreya's story of how her anxiety surrounding her mother's diagnosis and her passion for advocacy set her down a path of founding the youth brain tumour awareness walk Project X. Her discipline and passion towards helping others when she hears their stories also motivated her to recently create a policy paper advocating for pediatric brian tumor survivors to automatically qualify for the additional resources in school that are needed. With each step in her journey to fighting brain cancer, Shreya reaches new heights. She is now the current Chair of the Canadian Cancer Society Research Information Outreach Team Toronto Division, a co-founding member of the SuperKids program with the Brain Tumour Foundation of Canada, Brain Tumour Awareness Walk Co-Coordinator, and serves as a Public Policy Committee Member with the Society of Neuro-Oncology. So tune in to get to know Shreya and hear the details of her incredible scientific and personal journey thus far!UHN Trainee Podcast: Seeds of Science is proudly supported by the UHN Office of Research Trainees. For more information on the podcast and interviewees, visit our webpage: https://uhntrainees.ca/trainee/seeds-of-science-podcast/

Join SU President, Gail Martin and guest Adrian Brown, composer and SU-USA volunteer, as they discuss a new week's readings in 2 Timothy. You can subscribe to the daily Bible reading God, Encounter with God, via print, email or online at www.ScriptureUnion.org Featured Guest: Adrian Brown, composer and SU Volunteer Adrian Brown is a graduate of Nyack College and is currently pursuing a Masters in Worship and Arts at Cairn University. For the past several years, Adrian has served the SU northeast ministry region as a volunteer, assisting in summer outreach and online after-school programs. Adrian has composed a theme song for the SuperKids program, Who is Jesus? He is the first violin for the Alliance Orchestra. Featured Guest: Adrian Brown, composer and SU Volunteer Adrian Brown is a graduate of Nyack College and is currently pursuing a Masters in Worship and Arts at Cairn University. For the past several years, Adrian has served the SU northeast ministry region as a volunteer, assisting in summer outreach and online after-school programs. Adrian has composed a theme song for the SuperKids program, Who is Jesus? He is the first violin for the Alliance Orchestra. Featured Guest: Adrian Brown, composer and SU Volunteer Adrian Brown is a graduate of Nyack College and is currently pursuing a Masters in Worship and Arts at Cairn University. For the past several years, Adrian has served the SU northeast ministry region as a volunteer, assisting in summer outreach and online after-school programs. Adrian has composed a theme song for the SuperKids program, Who is Jesus? --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/scriptureunionusa/support

The legendary Lenny Henry flips through his new book, The Boy With Wings: Clash of the Superkids, Chris lost his keys and we hear some wisdom from a monk!Join Chris, Vassos, Rachel, Sinead and the team every weekday for the greatest guests, the day's dealings, and laughs with the listeners. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

EPISODE 20: This week, my dream came true. All I've wanted since starting my blog a decade ago is to help as many parents like me, parents who were feeling helpless and hopeless, to feel less alone. To show them that there is a way out. And this week, My "Calm the Chaos" book hit the shelves and I know it can do just that. Because the framework has already helped hundreds of thousands of parents, move past struggles with their challenging kids and begin to thrive as families.This week's podcast episode features some of those amazing parents. These are firsthand accounts of how they transformed their families using their unique 4-step You-CUE plans, addressing challenges that left even experts saying, "We can't help you - good luck with this."You'll get insight into real-life experiences of moms who used the Calm the Chaos system to:Transform the way they interacted with their kidsTotally reinterpret their children's screen timeManage constant meltdownsOvercome the turmoil left in the wake of a husband's sudden departure and the loss of all incomePut an end to sibling fightsFind hope in a previously overwhelming family lifeJoin us and find out how to fall in love with your super kid again!Key Takeaways:Intro (00:00)Jen's story: Electronics as a tool, not a torment (03:32)Ashley's story: “I used to try to control my kids” (14:26)Angela's story: “We lived in pure chaos just a year ago” (25:41)Experts gave up, but Leslie didn't - a single mom's story (34:50)Nicollete's story: How I fell in love with my super kid again (45:07)You are not alone now (54:03)Additional resources:

Join SU President, Gail Martin and guest Mary Sutton, curriculum writer and outreach ministry advisor, as they discuss a new week's readings in the book of 2 Corinthians. Featured Guest: Mary Sutton, Curriculum Writer and Children's Ministry Mary Sutton, and her husband Charlie, began reading Encounter with God together while they were students at Gordon-Conwell Theological Seminary, never finding any devotional that comes close to what Scripture Union produces. In those guides, Mary read about the SuperKids® outreach programs, and decided to check it out by joining a team at Dewey Beach. Shortly after that Mary helped Trinity Church in Whitinsville launch their first mission in 2004. As a Christian public school teacher, Mary always prayed for students, families, and colleagues to see Christ in her. But the reality that children knew less and less about things related to God, set the stage for her to leave teaching after 17 years in order to become Scripture Union field staff. Currently, Mary is involved in curriculum work for SU as well as children's ministry. --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/scriptureunionusa/support

Jeff Bennington is married to Wonder Woman and dad to Super Kids. On the sly he's a marathon runner (2018 Boston Marathon qualifier), blogger, and Amazon bestselling author of Reunion, Twisted Vengeance, The Secret in Defiance, and the Creepy Series among other books, and in 2022 the HVAC MILLIONAIRE MINDSET. The post Ep.79 – Jeff Bennington appeared first on Mark Matteson.

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Join SU President, Gail Martin and guest Adrian Brown, composer and SU-USA volunteer, as they discuss a new week's readings in 2 Corinthians. You can subscribe to the daily Bible reading God, Encounter with God, via print, email or online at www.ScriptureUnion.org Featured Guest: Adrian Brown, composer and SU Volunteer Adrian Brown is a graduate of Nyack College and is currently pursuing a masters in classical piano. For the past several years, Adrian has served the SU northeast ministry region as a volunteer, assisting in summer outreach and online after-school programs. Adrian composed the theme song for SU's SuperKids program, "Who is Jesus?" --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/scriptureunionusa/support

Dans l'émission de Graine de Business cette semaine, nous sommes en entretien avec Antoine Blanchon. Arrivé il y a bientôt cinq ans à Taïwan, Antoine a lancé l'aventure Superkid, il y a un peu plus de trois ans. Son concept part du constat qu'il y a un manque de service offert aux enfants pour participer à des activités périscolaires de loisir. Dans ce deuxième épisode, on aborde plus le fonctionnement de son entreprise et les difficultés qu'il rencontre. Pour plus de renseignements sur Superkid : Page Facebook Site Internet

Dans l'émission de Graine de Business cette semaine, nous sommes en entretien avec Antoine Blanchon. Arrivé il y a bientôt cinq ans à Taïwan, Antoine a lancé l'aventure Superkid, il y a un peu plus de trois ans. Son concept part du constat qu'il y a un manque de service offert aux enfants pour participer à des activités périscolaires de loisir. Dans ce premier épisode, il présente son parcours, son arrivée à Taïwan, mais aussi comment est né Superkid, à partir du constat d'un manque d'accompagnement des enfants à des activités autres que du tutorat. Pour plus de renseignements sur Superkid : Page Facebook Site Internet

15 February 2023: Lama Andari is sharing her story of her 4-year-old who is fighting with cancerZareen Sultan's whole world turned upside down after waking up with a stiff neckOnStar and Lighthouse Arabia have launched a support platform for people who have had traffic accidentsDr Calum is keeping your teeth in checkAnd Dr Sergio Da Silva is at hand to answer your pet questions.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Join SU President, Gail Martin and guest Adrian Brown, composer and SU-USA volunteer, as they discuss a new week's readings in Luke. You can subscribe to the daily Bible reading God, Encounter with God, via print, email or online at www.ScriptureUnion.org Featured Guest: Adrian Brown, composer and SU Volunteer Adrian Brown is a graduate of Nyack College and is currently pursuing a Masters in Worship and Arts at Cairn University. For the past several years, Adrian has served the SU northeast ministry region as a volunteer, assisting in summer outreach and online after-school programs. Adrian has composed a theme song for the SuperKids program, Who is Jesus? He is the first violin for the Alliance Orchestra. --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/scriptureunionusa/support

In this episode of #NAEEM_SIKANDAR_PODCAST, we have invited Mr. Aleem Shah Khilji, the CEO of the University of Spoken English and Computer Science, a renowned life coach, and a threat analyst. For the last 13 years, he has led the said institution with the vision of Seeing a youth with unquestionable strength. To make this vision a reality, he is working to provide education and training to the youth of Pakistan. He writes articles and participates in television programs and talk shows to secure his job. He was also a very successful life coach, speaker, and trainer who inspired the core of learning among students and was popular with his students. . His struggles and efforts for the betterment and betterment of society are a symbol of success for many students across the country.

Jessica Donovan is a mama of 2 and naturopath who helps mums raise super kids with healthy food and natural medicines. She is passionate about educating parents on nourishing their children with real food, helping to boost their health and heal naturally. Jessica combines her extensive naturopathic knowledge with a realistic, empathetic, inspiring, and down-to-earth approach to empower women to look after themselves and take charge of the well-being of their families. Come along and join Naturopath Jessica Donovan in this FREE online masterclass where you will learn 3 SURPRISINGLY SIMPLE ways to Transform Your Kid's GUT HEALTH. When we focus on gut health we see improvements in our Kids: Mood and behaviour Immunity Tummy troubles Allergies Eczema and Asthma Fussy eating and more Register now, it's free: https://naturalsuperkids.com/gut-health-masterclass-oct22?orid=68805&opid=28 I also spoke about my newly release Mama Mantras and I would LOVE for you to see them too! https://www.mamamatters.com.au/mama-mantras Check out our upcoming Honest Sleep Group here: https://www.mamamatters.com.au/honest-sleep-groups

Nutrition advocate, Ariane Durden has dedicated herself to educating the youth on the benefits of being nutritionally conscious for a healthier future. She talks about her award winning children's book, Becoming a Superhero, why she decided upon a career of advocating good nutrition and exercise to fight childhood obesity and who was her inspiration to do so. Ariane also gives tips on how to get your super kid to eat healthy. Get your copy of Becoming a Superhero at www.becomingasuperherollc.com and follow Ariane at @supersashajones for all the latest!

Join SU President, Gail Martin and guest Adrian Brown, composer and SU-USA volunteer, as they discuss a new week's readings in 1 Corinthians. You can subscribe to the daily Bible reading God, Encounter with God, via print, email or online at www.ScriptureUnion.org Featured Guest: Adrian Brown, composer and SU Volunteer Adrian Brown is a graduate of Nyack College and is currently pursuing a masters in worship and arts at Cairn University. For the past several years, Adrian has served the SU northeast ministry region as a volunteer, assisting in summer outreach and online after-school programs. Adrian has also composed the theme song for SU's SuperKids program, "Who is Jesus?" --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/scriptureunionusa/support

Tiny Sprouts Foods is a children's nutrition company focused on producing easy, convenient, nutrient-rich products that offer functional health benefits to the developing child. Tiny Sprouts Organic Superseed Boosters are the first-ever seed products designed for babies & young children. Their unique blends consist of cold-milled seeds, probiotics, vitamin D and other superfoods that can be added (or hidden!) into any food to support a child's daily nutrient needs, combat common ailments from constipation to the cold & flu, and even reduce risk of future disease. Each Tiny Sprouts Superseed Booster has been developed in collaboration with pediatric exerts using organic, non-GMO and vegan ingredients with no added sugars, salts, preservatives, or artificial flavors. Tiny Sprouts Foods was founded by two BIPOC moms who understand the importance of good quality nutrition for young children and also the challenges with making such foods easily accessible and easy to consume. Their goal is to reduce mealtime stress, support picky eaters and help parents navigate children's nutrition, enabling children to sprout, grow and thrive to their best potential. In this episode, I speak with founders Kim Pabla and Tina Rajani and we discuss: The inspiration in creating and the mission behind Tiny Sprouts Foods. The amazing health benefits of seeds for children.  The changing landscape of the children's food industry.  How their products differ from other similar items on the market.  The most common challenges parents have today when it comes to feeding their kids. How families can overcome bad habits and make easy changes to their children's nutrition. Successes and challenges of starting their business. Connect with Tiny Sprouts Foods on Instagram , LinkedIn and Facebook Resources mentioned in this episode: Dr. Mark Hyman Podcast and Books The Last Law of Attraction Book You'll Ever Need to Read by Andrew Kap Connect with me: Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/the.motherhood.village1/  LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/nicolegcumberbatch/  Website: https://www.themotherhoodvillage.com/ Loved this episode? Leave a review and rating here: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/the-motherhood-village-podcast/id1487274178   

Sara Katu ist viel gereist und dachte, dass ihr egal ist wo sie lebt. Aber Familie und Freunde sind ihr wichtig und so lebt sie heute wieder in Klagenfurt – mit ihrer Tochter Mia Nala, eine junge Löwin auf die sie sehr stolz ist. Hier hat sie mit ihrer besten Freundin ihr Unternehmen gegründet und sich vor kurzem einer Baugruppe angeschlossen um den Wohnraum zu schaffen, der für sie passt. Ihre Lebensreise begann in Moosburg und zog sie zuerst nach Klagenfurt und dann weiter in die große weite Welt, als sie beim IRONMAN im Organisationsteam tätig war. Als Teil eines 6-köpfigen Teams wurden weltweit Wettbewerbe organisiert und neue Austragungsorte ausfindig gemacht. Es braucht viel Organisation und Struktur für diese sportlichen Riesenevents, denn vor den Wettbewerben vergrößert sich das Team mit Volunteers auf bis zu 1.000 Personen und die gilt es in Gruppen in die richtigen Bahnen zu lenken. Nach über 11 Jahren in diesem Bereich lernte Sara ihren Ehemann kennen und entschied sich mit ihm nach Südafrika zu gehen um eine Auszeit zu nehmen und die Zeit für ihre Bildungskarenz zu nutzen. Nach knapp einem Jahr entschieden die beiden zurück nach Kärnten zu kommen und bereits am Weg vom Flughafen zur Wohnung gründete sie mit einer ihrer besten Freundinnen, Manuela Huss (wir haben sie und ihren Ehemann Clemens schon im März vors Mikrofon geholt), den Verein SUPERKIDS – zur Förderung der Kindergesundheit in Kärnten. Die beiden wollten immer schon etwas Gemeinsames starten und feiern heuer bereits ihr 10. Jahr. Ihre Idee und das Gespür für ein so wichtiges Thema gingen voll und ganz auf. Bereits damals war es ihnen ein Anliegen, dass Kinder Freude und Spaß an der Bewegung haben sollen. Gekürzte Turnstunden an den Schulen und wenig Bewegung in den Familien selbst führen dazu, dass Kinder immer unbeweglicher werden und ihrem natürlichen Bewegungsdrang nicht nachkommen. „In unsern Sportkursen werden daher die koordinativen Fähigkeiten, wie Gleichgewicht, Reaktion oder Rhythmus aber auch Durchhaltevermögen, Schnelligkeit und Flexibität auf spielerische Weise trainiert.“ definieren beide ihren Ansatz. Nach einiger Zeit haben sich Mütter gemeldet, die auch trainieren wollten und so entwickelte sich SUPERAKTIV mit Kursen für Erwachsene. 2019 wurde das eigene Studio in Klagenfurt eröffnet, in einem wunderschön saniertem Altbau. Seit einiger Zeit hat sie den Beckenboden als ihren Lieblingsmuskel entdeckt. Dieser ist zwar immer noch ein Tabuthema, aber wenn das Thema in einer Frauenrunde erstmal fällt, dann merkt man wie präsent es eigentlich ist. Ein aktivierter Beckenboden hilft fast bei allem: so sorgt er für mehr Präsenz im Auftritt, kann zu besseren sportlichen Leistungen führen und hat auch positive Auswirkungen auf die Sexualität. Und ja – auch Männer haben einen Beckenbodenmuskel! Die beste Art des Trainings ist es zu lachen, aber wir haben auch eine kurze Einheit mit den Lauten „Ik, Ak, Ok“ erhalten. Aufgewachsen in einer ländlichen Gemeinde kennt Sara die Vorzüge eines Dorfes und schätzt diese kleinteiligen Strukturen sehr und wünscht sich dies auch als Erfahrung für ihrer Tochter. Sie ist Teil der Kerngruppe eines gemeinsamen Wohnbauprojektes. Es geht ihnen darum leistbaren und gemeinschaftlichen Wohnraum zu schaffen. Das hat keineswegs mit einer Kommune zu tun, wie vielen Menschen meinen. Viel mehr geht es im Grundgedanken darum, dass nicht jeder Mensch alles individuell besitzen muss. Das gilt für Waschmaschine, Rasenmäher und Werkzeug – der Lohn dafür ist, dass man sich größere Investitionen – wie einen Schwimmteich – gemeinsam schaffen kann. Oft entsteht tatsächlich mehr Freiheit, wenn man teilt.

Welcome to 069 of Choose Film: A Reel Retrospective podcast.It's time to enter the fashion world, plan a heist and not kill any puppies -- YET. We are discussing 2021's Cruella with  Actor Cole Stewart.SynopsisEstella is a young and clever grifter who's determined to make a name for herself in the fashion world. She soon meets a pair of thieves who appreciate her appetite for mischief, and together they build a life for themselves on the streets of London. However, when Estella befriends fashion legend Baroness von Hellman, she embraces her wicked side to become the raucous and revenge-bent Cruella.Links In ConversationTwitter - @ColeSTWInsta - @colestwweb - colestewart.co.ukCreative Recommendations The HB Film Festhttps://www.hbfilmfestival.comhttps://www.eventbrite.co.uk/e/hb-film-festival-2022-tickets-388542780917BBC - The Control Roomhttps://www.bbc.co.uk/programmes/m0019f4rThe Tron -- AUTUMN-WINTER 2022 SEASON OF WORKhttps://www.tron.co.uk/autumn-winter-2022-season-launched/BBC - Stunnershttps://www.bbc.co.uk/programmes/p0cgp88nCole's BioBorn and raised in Glasgow, Cole trained as an actor for 3 years before graduating and working in a variety of disciplines. ​As a freelance creative, Cole has worked for various companies including the Citizens Theatre, InCahootz, Crossroads (formally Qdos), Vivace Theatre School, SuperKids, Witsherface, P&O Cruises and many more.He is a co-founder of Glasgow's Brassneck Theatre Company, a comedy sketch group that perform on stage and through online video content.  As a drama tutor, Cole established Firelight School for Storytellers with director Lauren Mitchell in August 2020. Cole is also a qualified LAMDA instructor.

Ahead of Saturday's Super Kids Soap Box Derby, Pam Dorfi, Greater Pennsylvania Super Kids founder, and Ashley Spears, who has participated in every race since the event began in 2008, join the show to talk about the history of Super Kids and how much it means to them and the local community.

Welcome to the Indie Writer Podcast where we talk about all things writing and indie publishing. Hosts Jacqui Castle and Becca Spence Dobias are joined by returning guest Matt Harry to talk about writing the Interactive Novel! Matt Harry is an author, editor, screenwriter, and playwright. He graduated from the University of Southern California with an MFA in Film Production, and has worked for ABC, CBS, Sony, and HGTV. He has edited over 20 novels, several of which have gone on to win awards or be optioned for television and film. In 2019, he wrote and directed an interactive romantic comedy called Somebody to Love. He has also written the novels Sorcery for Beginners, Cryptozoology for Beginners, and Superkid. His latest novel, You Are a Filmmaker, is an interactive novel based on his 25 years in the film industry.    KEEP UP WITH OUR GUEST!   Matt Harry Twitter - @mattharrymh Instagram - @matt_harry_mh Website - http://www.mattharrywork.com/ You Are a Filmmaker by Matt Harry   Resources Mentioned: Adventure Time Comics by Ryan North Twine Interactive Story Software   _______________________________________ Check out the following books by our Patrons!  Deadly Declarations by Landis Wade Mission 51 by Fernando Crôtte Want to see your book listed? Become a Patron! 

CEO of Ronald McDonald House Charities Tampa Bay Lisa Suprenand checks in to talk about the organization and their SuperKids campaign.

By Guy and Chad Mansbridge. What starts as a special SuperKids presentation celebrating the ‘Peace, Joy and Hope' of this […]

Have you ever dreamed of having an online business with other practitioners working for you and tens of thousands of followers online? That is exactly what this week's guest, Jessica Donovan, has achieved with her business Natural Super Kids. Jess and I catch up to discuss how Natural Super Kids came into existence, the team that she built up to allow herself to stay in her zone of genius, and what she has learned about launching offers successfully. Jessica Donovan has built and scaled her successful online business Natural Super Kids over the last 5 years and is now sharing her knowledge with other practitioners. Jess is passionate about supporting health and wellbeing practitioners to have more impact with their expertise online. For the shownotes and relevant links, check out: www.samanthagemmell.com/podcast/episode-4-jessica-donovan Curious about working as a health VA? Download my FREE Ultimate Guide To Becoming A Rockstar Health VA here.

I am so thrilled to be chatting to Eleanor Mann from The Reconnected on this week's podcast. Eleanor is a registered counsellor and co-founder of Reconnected Parenting and brings to the program a decade of working with parents as a counsellor, breath worker, and play therapist.During this episode, Eleanor and I chat about:Eleanor's personal story with her strong-willed child;How to recognise if you have a strong-willed child; The fact that around 20% of children have a high need for autonomy and what this means for us as parents;The importance of the "perspective shift" of a parent of a strong-willed child;Practical tips on ways we can parent strong-willed children to meet their need for autonomy and independence;Why it's essential as a parent of a strong-willed child to be authentic and how this can help;How to fill up our own cup when we have a strong-willed child; How parents can build up their energy and patience to respond and be with their strong-willed children.The Reconnected is a combination of a movement built around the Reconnected Parenting Program which focuses on play therapy, breathwork, and conscious parenting.Eleanor from The Reconnected has two amazing offerings for listeners, the Reconnected Parenting Program, as well as the Strong-Willed Kids course. You can read more about these courses using the links below (as well as a lovely discount code for listeners)Episode Links:Sign up for the Strong-Willed Kids Course here - enter SUPERKIDS at the checkout to receive 15% off the course. Visit the Reconnected Parenting website here -  including the link to the 6-week online program.You can follow Eleanor from the Reconnected on Instagram here.

A woman of many talents and titles, Dr. Trina Pratt wears them all well.  She is addressed as professor and also CEO.  However, the most essential title she has is that of mom. For nearly ten years, Pratt dabbled with the idea of launching her very own line of organic baby food. Last year that small idea became a big reality. Little Chéngers LLC was launched in December 2020 as a subscription service for organic baby food. The company's motto is “Super Foods for Super Kids”. The line includes eight different flavor options: blueberry spinach, banana strawberry, mango, sweet potato, sweet potato with apple ginger, sweet potato apple and ginger, applesauce, and applesauce with ginger and cinnamon. The subscription offers plans of two or three meals per day on a weekly, bi-weekly, and monthly packages. Meals can be purchased individually as well. The premium food selection that Little Chéngers offers is explicitly tailored to enhance a baby's developmental milestones. Pratt is a proud graduate of North Carolina A&T State University, Temple University, and most recently, The University of North Carolina Greensboro, where she received her Ph.D. in Kinesiology, concentrating in Community Youth Sports Development.  After becoming a new mom in 2010 to Ché, Pratt's life changed forever. With her son as the main focus of her life, she became very conscious of his needs, mainly growing and developing. As the time came for Che' to start eating solid foods, Pratt says that she headed to the grocery store and purchased a very popular line of baby food like any other new mother. “When I returned home and tried to feed it to Ché, he rejected it. My son normally had a healthy appetite, but I had never seen him do this before, pushing away a spoon full of food,” she says. Initially, she continued to take the advice of others and kept trying to feed it to Che', hoping that he would eventually begin to like it; but that didn't go so well. Pratt became concerned about her sons' reaction to the newly introduced baby food. She shares that he would eat other things like baby cereal and drink his milk just fine, but he wasn't a fan of the baby food. Next, she decided to taste the baby food for herself, and after one spoonful, she knew why Che' didn't want to eat it. “It was horrible. The food tasted terrible, and I, too, had a difficult time eating it. I knew I had to do something about this,” she says. Pratt then decided to do some research of her own and began discussing food options with some other moms. She wasn't able to find many mothers who made their children's food at home, as she knew for busy single mothers like herself, it was easier to pick some up from the grocery store. Running out of resources, she turned to her family for help, consulting with her grandmother, mother, and aunts for some sound advice. “As a child, it was my great-grandmother who fed me mostly and showed my mother how to take different foods and cut them into very fine peices, making it suitable for me to eat as a baby. It made sense for me to come back to those who fed me,” she says. It proved to be the right decision for Pratt. As she got better at creating new foods for Ché, Pratt came up with the great idea of Little Chéngers. Pratt's hope is for Little Chéngers to continue growing and thrive toward success. Despite some of the challenges she has faced, her goal is to expand and market her products nationally and globally, connecting with consumers that may not necessarily look like her. The Little Chéngers brand is for all baby's, and she hopes to ensure that parents have access to it. To learn more about Little Chengers LLC, please visit their website at www.chengers.com You may also follow them on Facebook and Instagram by putting Little Chengers Baby Food in your search box. To learn more about Huami Magazine, please visit our website at www.huamimagazine.com You may also follow Huami Magazine on Facebook and Instagram by putting Huami Magazine in your search box.  You may follow This Is Who I Am on Facebook and Instagram by putting This Is Who I Am in your search box.   To purchase a copy of It's My Turn Now: Caregiving 101, please call Odell Cleveland at 336-895-8995 or visit his website at www.revodellcleveland.com

This week's episode is a little bit different and I am so excited to share this with you!Today I will be talking to some of the beautiful mums from our Natural Super Kids KLUB community - Naomi, Katrina and Celeste. Tune in as we talk about their health challenges before joining the KLUB and how the KLUB helped them with their kids' nutrition and their families' overall health.It was wonderful to hear about their Klub Journey so far and how being a part of the community has helped them to overcome their health challenges:Naomi joined the KLUB because her children were suffering with rashes and eczema, but she saw huge improvements after using all the tools and resources within the KLUBKatrina, who wanted to take a proactive and preventative approach to her kids' healthCeleste and her son have an autoimmune condition and her goal was to improve their gut healthEpisode Links:Check out the Natural Super Kids KLUB here

Superkids discuss helping clean up debris in lakes and oceans, how to help and why to help animal shelters. This episode contains an added bonus on problem solving a flooding beaver pond as well! --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

As I promised in our very first podcast episode, I am going to go into my story, and hopefully it helps you understand a bit more about me as a person, and also my passion for kids' health and naturopathy in general.In this episode, I talk about my journey. From how I grew up as an Aussie Kid on the typical western diet, to my teenage years when I started having skin and hormonal issues. This eventually led me to seek help from a naturopath after being dissatisfied with how Western medicine somehow “cured” my symptoms but failed to address the root cause. This inspired me to pursue naturopathy and dive deeper into the different modalities it offered, which I was really interested in. Fast forward years later, I also share my experiences in travelling around the world with my then boyfriend, now husband, Scott, and how it got me where I am today. Episode linksVisit our websiteFind out more about the Natural Super Kids KLUB Find Natural Super Kids on Facebook 

Let's tackle celebrity crushes—we all have them (even if we try not to admit it) and it's possible they might have played a bigger role this past year for you ;)We're digging into Tae's history of celebrity crushes—from the first ("Rapper" from Commander Kellie and the Superkids) to the teen years (Benji and Joel from Good Charlotte, and Jesse McCartney) to the not so figurative man of her dreams, the one, the only, Brendan Fraser (aka George of the Jungle, The Mummy). We're also talking about why she thinks celebrity crushes are ultimately a good thing, sharing some probably embarrassing but hopefully funny stories about them. You can learn more about this episode and find the link to the article Tae keeps raving about on the blog: https://hellotaee.com/celebrity-crushes/Connect with Tae on Instagram @hello_taee, Facebook @hellotaee and Twitter @taehaahr______Tae Haahr is the blogger behind the wildly unpopular and mildly inappropriate plus-size lifestyle blog, Hello Taee. You can #AskHerAnything about plus size fashion, beauty and fat girl problems. You can also hear her voice on The Lady Dicks Podcast and Please Watch My Film. ______The Fattest Girl in the Room was created by Tae Haahr. Episodes are produced, edited and hosted by Tae. The opinions of podcast guests are their opinions and do not reflect the opinion of The Fattest Girl in the Room podcast Indy Arts. Our music is licenced through Audio Jungle and is called "Happy" by original_soundtrack.This podcast uses the following third-party services for analysis: Podcorn - https://podcorn.com/privacy

Welcome to our very first Natural Super Kids Podcast episode!Today, I talk about what Natural Super Kids is all about: what to expect from this podcast, our vision for kids' health and nutrition, what we offer here at Natural Super Kids as we aim to inspire mums to boost the health and nutrition of their kids and to seek answers when it comes to their family's health issues.I also share my journey as a Naturopath, why I became passionate about kids' health, my relevant experience in the field and so much more. Episode links:About the Natural Super Kids KLUBFind Natural Super Kids on FacebookNatural Super Kids on InstagramCheck Natural Super Kids on Pinterest 

This week we have the pleasure of welcoming two friends of Thinking of Oscar - Tiffani Ghere and Audra DiPadova Wilford. Tiffani is the Supervising Clinical Dietitian and part of the leadership team at The Children's Hospital of Orange County in California (CHOC Children's)And Audra is the Chief Hope Officer at the MaxLove Project. MaxLove Project is a nonprofit organization dedicated to providing families fighting childhood cancers and life-threatening conditions with accessible, practical, and kid-friendly whole-body wellness, inspired by HOPE.Audra is mum to Max, who aged 4 was diagnosed with a rare and aggressive brain tumor. Max's treatment, recovery, and journey into survivorship led Audra and her husband Justin to found MaxLove Project to help other families thrive in childhood cancer treatment and beyond. The MaxLove Project team is made up of a group of extraordinarily dedicated individuals who are passionate about improving the lives of all SuperKids and SuperFamilies and works behind the scenes to support the mission of the organisation. They believe that survivorship starts the day of diagnosis. All childhood cancer survivors face a lifetime of serious life-threatening health risks. They believe that the statistics are not destiny and they are changing the odds for families facing childhood cancers with evidence-based integrative wellness and culinary medicine. "Discover how you can grow into our own journey of empowerment and greater wellness by focusing on what you can control".   Find out more about Audra and Max and the MaxLove project here.Find out more information on Tiffani's work at CHOC Children's here. Visit our shop here to purchase a copy of the Thinking of Oscar Cookbook - Made with Love. THANK YOU! Thinking of Oscar website and contact details can be found here. Follow us on Twitter here or Instagram here. Theme Music - ‘Mountain' – copyright Lisa Fitzgibbon 2000 Written & performed by Lisa Fitzgibbon, Violin Jane Griffiths Podcast artwork thanks to The Podcast Design Experts