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Neeraja Deshpande of the Independence Women's Forum Parents Sue Gavin Newsom For Forcing Schools To Hide Children's Transgender Identities The post 2813. A California Law Forbidding Schools from Informing Parents of Their Child's Gender Transition – Neeraja Deshpande, 10/7/24 first appeared on Issues, Etc..

You can follow the progress of your child's Jordan District school bus for pickup and drop off with an optional app that is easy to use and brings parents some peace of mind. On this episode of the Supercast, we hear all about Zonar MyView. It's an app that allows parents to check on their ...continue reading "Episode 263: Parents Can Follow the Progress of Their Child's School Bus"

Welcome to the third in the series: Being the Child God Made You where we're exploring how we fill God with joy. Excerpts: It is as if John the Evangelist, John who had laid his head on the heart of Christ at the last supper and listened to the love that beat in his Lord's most sacred and divine Heart, was trying to find the words to convince us that we are God's children. Certainly, we've heard that a billion times before: with baptism we become God's children. Do we consider how BIG A DEAL this is? My niece and nephew often played fondly with children of their friends. But now that they have their own child, it is a different story altogether. This is THEIR CHILD.... Ask the Holy Spirit to help you slow down enough to catch the thoughts you say to yourself about what things mean and who you are. Notice which type of thoughts make you feel happy, rested, trusting. And which thoughts depress, sadden, and frustrate you. Make a list of each. At the beginning of the day visualize two or three things you know will happen that day and watch yourself internalizing the thoughts of a CHILD OF GOD. At the end of the day you can look briefly back at these same situations and notice where the other type of thoughts snuck in. Relive the situation in your mind at that point internalizing the attitudes and beliefs of a CHILD OF GOD.... To connect to more resources for spiritual formation: www.touchingthesunrise.com  

Tune in here for this Thursday edition of the Vince Coakley Radio Program! Vince starts the show by talking about Supreme Court decisions including allowing emergency abortions in Idaho, and a defeat for the SEC as the High Court rejects in-house tribunals, and comments by Joy Reid, bothered by President Donald Trump being allowed to be on the same stage as President Joe Biden after Trump's "conviction." In the second half of the show Vince talks about Van Jones comments on tonight's Presidential Debate - make or break for Biden, Babylon Bee making fun of Jamaal Bowman's defeat, and Chad Felix Greene article: "Yes, Parents Should Know if Their Child is Gay," and the Day in History.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Today on City Cast Portland, we're talking about delayed and unfinished city infrastructure projects in Montavilla, how parent fundraising for Portland Public Schools might be changing, and Commissioner Gonzalez's surprise camping ban proposal. Joining host Claudia Meza on this week's Friday news roundup are City Cast director of digital strategy, Bryan M. Vance, and our very own executive producer, John Notarianni. Stories Discussed on Today's Episode: $5M Update to SE Portland Park Will Include New Skatepark, Playground [FOX12]  Is Portland's Tradition of Parent Fundraising to Add Teachers at Their Child's School Near an End? [Oregonian]   Rene Gonzalez, Candidate for Portland Mayor, Pitches More Punitive Approach to Homeless Campers [Oregonian]  Vans Staffed with Medical Workers Bring Physical, Mental Health Care to Unhoused Portlanders Where They Are [Oregonian

My guest, Stephanie Malia Krauss, is an expert on helping you help your kiddos to thrive in this complicated world! How do we make sure our kids are well? We have a youth mental health crisis. How can we support them to support their mental wellbeing?  Stephanie, as a mom, she wants her own kids to thrive so what she shares comes straight from her mama heart. She starts by looking at the whole child. Who there are in their entirety. Then she looks at practices they can adopt for a lifetime to help them in areas such as mental health, and relationships. From there, she builds a plan for wholeness and wellbeing for the rest of their lives.  In this episode we look at these areas while Stephanie provides a roadmap for all parents to help their kids even if they are struggling, suffering or traumatized. The brain body connection is something we dive into because there are EASY things, we can be doing with our kids physically, that support their bodies, development, ability to learn and help them to thrive.  Also learn more about: Injury, Illness and Inflammation and why they can influence your child's behavior, mood and emotions. My original episode with Stephanie: Making it, what Today's Kids Need for Tomorrow's World https://www.parentingforconnection.com/parentingourfuture/episode/a3011d4f/making-it-what-todays-kids-need-for-tomorrows-world-or-pof87 Parents' Rights in Their Child's Education- past episode: https://www.parentingforconnection.com/parentingourfuture/episode/43293dd1/parents-rights-in-their-childs-education-or-pof153 For Stephanie's first 2 chapters of “Whole Child Whole Life”, head to the Parent Toolbox. www.parent-toolbox.com About Stephanie Malia Krauss Stephanie Malia Krauss is the author of Making It: What Today's Kids Need for Tomorrow's World as well as the founder + principal of First Quarter Strategies. She serves as a senior advisor to Jobs for the Future (JFF), senior fellow with the CERES Institute for Children and Youth at Boston University, senior fellow with Education Northwest, and staff consultant to the Youth Transition Funders Group (YTFG). Stephanie works nationally on issues of youth readiness, child well-being, and the future of work and learning. Through her work and writing, Stephanie is relentlessly focused on what young people need to be ready for the world, and what the world needs to be ready for them. Stephanie has been a guest commentator on PBS NewsHour, StoryCorps, and public radio. She is on numerous national advisories, including the CASEL Collaborating States Initiative, the AIR Competency-Based Education Research Advisory Board, and the Partnership for the Future of Learning. She is a contributor to Youth Today, Getting Smart, EdSurge, and ScaryMommy. Stephanie was awarded St. Louis Business Journal's “30 under 30,” Palm Beach Atlantic University's “Outstanding Young Alumni,” and the Brown School of Social Work at Washington University in St. Louis' “Distinguished Alumni.” She has a Master of Education from Arizona State University and a Master in Social Work from Washington University in St. Louis. Stephanie and her husband, Evan, met in social work school and have been working for social change ever since. They live in the St. Louis area with their two boys and two dogs. Social Media: Website: https://www.stephaniemaliakrauss.com/ LinkedIn: www.linkedin.com/in/stephaniemkrauss Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/stephanie.m.krauss.7 Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/stephaniemaliakrauss/ Twitter: http://www.twitter.com/stephanie_malia           Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Guest Jenny Land Mackenzie grew up in Vermont and figured she would likely return there one day. However, her college career—filled as it was with all sort of creative explorations and outdoor adventures—set her up to delve into one passion only to have it lead her to another passion. This began when her interest in the history of clothing led her to an internship at a museum led by a mentor who would ultimately spark a passion for organic farming. The love of the land led her to other gardening adventures which led her to teaching adventures. Teaching led to a break for her own schooling, which led to more teaching and the development of a family life. Passion for her family ultimately led her to create the type of teaching and writing career that fills her soul.//In this episode, find out from Jenny how planting seeds for tomorrow's bounty can sometimes nurture your own sense of place…on Roads Taken with Leslie Jennings Rowley.About This Episode's Guest//Jenny Land Mackenzie lives in Vermont's Northeast Kingdom with her husband—with whom she teaches at St. Johnsbury Academy—and their twins. Along with having a soft spot for organic farming, hiking, singing and the history of fashion, Jenny enjoys the process of writing in all genres. She is the author of The Spare Room, a historical novel for middle grade readers, as well as the non-fiction volume Teaching Rules! 52 Ways to Achieve Teaching Success. In 2015, Jenny was the grand-prize winner for that year's Reader's Digest Poetry Contest for her poem “After the Death of Their Child,” inspired by the infamous Lindberg baby. The following year, she won another top honor, as her poem “Morning E.R.” was selected by the Telegraph newspaper as the winning entry in the poetry contest to celebrate Queen Elizabeth's 90th birthday.Read Jenny's award-winning poem, “Morning E.R.” about Queen Elizabeth II. And to see examples of the homemade Halloween costumes Jenny mentioned, see this year's dragon and gnome.For another story about being called to one thing and following another to find your way home, listen to our episode with Michelle Erickson Waters.Find more episodes at https://roadstakenshow.com Executive Producer/Host: Leslie Jennings RowleyMusic: Brian BurrowsEmail the show at RoadsTakenShow@gmail.com

This episode is from a video I did called "10 Things Dads Should Never Say to Their Child". Words can be damaging and can potentially have long term effects on the child. We do need to be careful about what we say to our children and be mindful of how our words can effect them. Of course as they get older we teach them resilience and that words aren't as important but because we are their parents, what we say has a lot of value. I hope you enjoy this episode. Be sure to check out the Dad University Membership at https://www.daduniversity.com

"The Personal Computer Show Wednesday August 31 2022 PRN.live Streaming on the Internet 6:00 PM Eastern Time IN THE NEWS o NASA Moon Launch Postponed-Flight Scrubbed Due to Engine Problem o Google Locked Parent's Account over Medical Photos of Their Child o Huawei CEO Reportedly Puts Company in Survival Mode o DuckDuckGo Opens Up its Free Email Privacy Service o Dozens of Dangerous Android Apps Spotted o Google Scrapped Plan to Consolidate Its Communication Services ITPro Series with Benjamin Rockwell o Listener Question About Tech in Small, Medium, Large Companies From the Tech Corner o Less Likely to Promote Dementia - TV Viewing or Computer Use? o Work from Home Employees May Be Asked to Take Pay Cut o Work from Home Impacts the Food Services Industry Technology Chatter with Benjamin Rockwell and Marty Winston o Streaming is Overtaking the World "

VACATION ANNOUNCEMENT: This Episode (98) will be the last one before I take a week's vacation... Episode 99 (the Midweek BONUS Episode) will have a one week gap. So, don't call me with your stupidity. I'm on vacay. How does NASA feel about astronauts' auto-eroticism in space? Is it the "final frontier"? How do you feel about relaxing after a hard day at the office with a nice martini...made with Velveeta? My Insane FL Nephew, "Pancho Guero" will tell you if it's worth tasting! What was this woman feeling as she tried to ride a dolphin topless? These stupid questions have stupid answers...and we have more: Drunk 1-man protests for not being let into room–at the wrong hotel; Bear Destroys & Poops Inside Woman's Car After Being Trapped for Hours; A Woman Sues a Man for $10,000...Because He Stood Her Up; A Flight Was Delayed...Because the Pilots Couldn't Get Along; To Pay Off Drug Debts, 2 Guys Stole $36,000 Worth of Chewing Gum; Thieves Returned a Watch to Someone...After Realizing It Was Fake; FL woman armed w/pitchfork, whip tries to sell teddy bears outside Publix; Disbelief as Paris councilor claims rats plaguing the city are victims of PREJUDICE & are simply ‘waste control assistants' & should be renamed; Check Out This Town's Wild Road Lanes, Which Were Painted Incorrectly; Woman Finds Intruder Asleep on Sofa...& 911 Suggested Waking Him Up; Chess Robot Breaks Finger of 7-Y/O Opponent; TikTok Creators Have Been Banned From Sacred Sites In Nepal For Being ‘Nuisances'; Nurse Shares Craziest Excuses for Fathers Missing the Birth of Their Child; Bill That Would Ban Puppy Sales in NY Pet Stores Awaits Guv's Signature; Doing Absolutely Nothing Has Mental Health Benefits; Burglary Suspect ID'd by His Own Blood…from a Mosquito. "Pancho" is read to answer more stupid questions in the "Insane Game Show" where you can "Play along with Pancho"...and you can also hear the depth of his wisdom when he answers life's toughest questions with 2 more submissions from people who want to "ASK PANCHO"! Don't forget to download the TELEGRAM MESSENGER & join the "Insane Erik Lane's Stupid World" Channel to read the actual stories used for the podcast & check out the photos & videos with them! It's FREE & available for Windows, Linux, Android, & Apple for both mobile & desktop! --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/eriklane/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/eriklane/support

Parenting Mindset with Cindy Brown It's utterly crushing when we hear our children speak negatively of themselves or fixate on something that they think they didn't do well enough.  We swoop in as their biggest cheerleaders with loads of positivity and evidence that they are worthy and amazing.  We react to these moments whenever they pop up and put the sunniest bandaid on that moment hoping it's enough.  As a veteran educator and family mindset coach, Cindy Brown shares that these moments stem from the child's internal thoughts and beliefs that come from their experiences and the messaging they receive.  Even if they are surrounded by cheerleaders and loving adults, their internal thoughts can often be fixed and negative. Cindy explains that unless we work on developing a mindset as a family, the supportive parenting strategies may not be as effective. Family mindset is a common language, shared values, and a practice that is a foundation for encouraging our children's confidence and grit.  From the adults all the way to the littlest of children, everyone has the tools, understanding, and safe space to practice exploring, experimenting, and sharing experiences and emotions rather than expectations.   Here are three reasons why you should listen to the full episode: Hear how Cindy pivoted from being in education for 30 years to creating her business at the beginning of the pandemic. As a result of everything going online, she was able to extend her reach well beyond her network and community.   Discover strategies to relieve the stressful tension around expectations and assumptions in us and our children as we move back into the classrooms. Be inspired by Cindy's mindset and practices around being in the early stages of development as an entrepreneur. Resources: My first book, Relationship Ready: How I Stopped Fucking Randos and Started Cupcaking My Soulmate, is available on Amazon and Audible. Grab your copy now! Subscribe to my mailing list on my website Visit my website to learn about my coaching programs.  Connect with Cindy on Instagram Check out Cindy's Right Now is Your Tomorrow  website  Check out Cindy's private Facebook group The Parent's G.A.M.E. of Life (Grit, Attitude, Mindset, Emotions) Episode Highlights: E is for Entrepreneur After 30 years in education as a classroom teacher, teachers' coach, and speaker for PTOs and school districts, Cindy retired in the first spring of the pandemic. In the last seven years as an educator, Cindy's observations of how children's environment and experience deeply affected their internal thoughts led her to mindset development work.   Cindy began planning her move into entrepreneurship two years before her planned retirement.  She had little to no experience in business so she focussed on finding women who had success in this area.  She joined The Junior League of Phoenix and the Powerhouse Women Community.  These spaces gave her opportunities to grow in diff areas--committee work, social media, fundraising, promotion, marketing, networking, etc Pivoting at the Beginning of a Pandemic As Cindy's pivot coincided with the pandemic and everything going virtual, she began to build her cache of video content. As a result, she was able to share her message and program well beyond her built-in community in education in her local area.   She spoke at conferences with participants from all around the world.  Her videos are also viewed around the world.  Common Block for Parents with Tweens and Teens Awareness--Internal thoughts start at a very early age and mindset development needs support much sooner than we notice. Convenience--It seems easier to make choices for our children regarding schedules, activities, and their path.  But this doesn't create space for a child to develop a sense of responsibility, agency, or worth.    Communication--Parents often make statements instead of asking supportive and open questions.  Statements and expectations mold the internal thoughts and messages while open questions allow for exploration, curiosity, and connection.    Tips for Parenting that Empowers Know your internal messaging and history of messaging as a child.   Become an emotional scientist by asking questions that inspire curiosity around an upcoming experience (new experiences in school as we transition to in-person this fall).  “I wonder who you'll get for math?”,  “I wonder if there will be new clubs to join?”, “I wonder what xyz will be like?”, rather than “The first day will be so great!”, “You're going to do so great!”   Talk in terms of goals we have as a family for school, friendship, community, etc.   Have a family charter of three main values and talk about what this looks like and means for each member.  It becomes a reference point or guidepost to support conversations and experiences we have.   Cindy's Entrepreneurial Mindset When entrepreneurship is a roller coaster, Cindy remembers “Even though I'm ready I have to wait until they're ready.” “What I'm doing is going to make a difference.  I know this because I did the work and I live it now. I felt the change and more balanced and less stressed--I taught it for years but it wasn't until I walked through it and lived it...when it became more than words”   “They might be small steps in the big picture but I am going forward because I keep showing up”   Cindy's Non Negotiables A firm but flexible routine and schedule.  There are things I want to get done and I make time for movement, quiet time like guided meditation, or watching the dog explore, and journaling. Recording everything on all the calendars and keeping all engagements on Calendly.   Cooking and eating well and not on the run. For the Parent that is Struggling with Their Child(ren) Start with self by observing and remembering your own internal messaging.   Reflect on how you communicate.  Are you trying to be a cheerleader while coming off as a judge? Reflect on whether you are making more statements or asking more questions?   About Cindy Cindy Brown is a Family Mindset Strategist who works with parents to identify their unique vision and goals for their family.  She is an award-winning veteran educator with 30 years of experience and 24 years of experience raising her own children.  Her experience and coaching expertise guide parents, school districts, and other educators in creating empowerment and fulfillment in children's lives.   Cindy is actively involved in serving her community, supporting many organizations  that support women, as well as, disadvantaged children.  She is an active member of Junior League of Phoenix in a leadership role, serves on the Board of Directors for the Arizona Association for Gifted and Talented, and Chairs the statewide Parent's Institute Conference.   Cindy Brown offers a highly personalized 10 week one-on-one coaching package for families that can include co parents, grandparents, etc.  She also does group sessions and public speaking for parent groups, school districts, PTOs, and nonprofits.   Enjoy the Podcast? If you enjoyed today's episode of The Heidi B Show, then hit subscribe, and share it with your friends! Post a review and share it! If you enjoyed tuning into this podcast, then do not hesitate to write a review. You can also share this episode with your womenpreneur family and friends, so they can get closer to owning their power and upgrading their life. Have any questions? You can contact me through email (heidi@heidibcoaching.com) or find me on Instagram or Facebook. Thanks for listening! For more updates and episodes, visit my website. You may also tune in on Google Podcasts, Apple Podcasts, or Spotify. To pursuing our passions and building our business, Heidi B

As always, feel free to send us questions, comments or suggestions to our email: nicupodcast@gmail.com. You can also contact the show through instagram or twitter, @nicupodcast. Or contact Ben and Daphna directly via their twitter profiles: @drnicu and @doctordaphnamd. Papers discussed in today's episode are listed and timestamped below.enjoy!________________________________________________________________________________________03:20 - Use of Antenatal Corticosteroids at 22 Weeks of Gestation. https://www.acog.org/clinical/clinical-guidance/practice-advisory/articles/2021/09/use-of-antenatal-corticosteroids-at-22-weeks-of-gestation09:40 - Parent Preferences for Transparency of Their Child's Hospitalization Costs. https://jamanetwork.com/journals/jamanetworkopen/fullarticle/278439819:55 - Monitoring of carbon dioxide in ventilated neonates: a prospective observational study. https://fn.bmj.com/content/early/2021/08/02/archdischild-2021-322138 31:00 - Medication Use in the Neonatal Intensive Care Unit and Changes from 2010-2018. https://www.jpeds.com/article/S0022-3476(21)00860-X/fulltext37:50 - Early-Onset Sepsis Among Very Preterm Infants. https://pediatrics.aappublications.org/content/148/4/e202105245646:15 - Dexmedetomidine versus intermittent morphine for sedation of neonates with encephalopathy undergoing therapeutic hypothermia. https://www.nature.com/articles/s41372-021-00998-853:40 - Survival prediction modelling in extreme prematurity: are days important? https://www.nature.com/articles/s41372-021-01208-158:50 - Association of time of first corticosteroid treatment with bronchopulmonary dysplasia in preterm infants. https://onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/10.1002/ppul.2561062:30 - Burnout and Perceptions of Stigma and Help-Seeking Behavior Among Pediatric Fellows. https://pediatrics.aappublications.org/content/148/4/e2021050393

*** Disclaimer ***  This episode contains talk about death and losing a loved one/child I get to talk to Roni Lambrecht about her real estate business and losing a child.  About Roni:      My husband and I lost our only child 5 years + 11 months ago in an ATV accident. Since then, we have really taken notice of families not paying attention to each other; either distracted by activities, books, or electronics/cell phones, yet spending lots of money going out to dinner or traveling to wonderful places, only to find themselves still "connected" to everyone other than their children. That said, I spend a lot of time working with and speaking to, parents about valuing the small moments within the daily chaos of life versus always working toward the big things/events/vacations. While it's important to have goals to work toward, we must always remember that it's really about the small moments in each day, as those are the moments where real memories are made. Gain knowledge about taking advantage of the small daily events that life gives us; doing chores together, reading/music/learning together, planning events/trips together, etc. Learn how journaling has affected our lives and hopefully choose to journal to their own children… tangible and emotional benefits. Reminders that their words and actions toward and in front of their children do matter. Parenting at Your Best; Powerful Reflections and Straightforward Tips for Becoming a Mindful Parent https://closingconcepts.files.wordpress.com/2018/02/2018-02-02-parentingatyourbestfinalprintreadypdf.pdf A Parent's Guide for Journaling to Their Child; Simple Strategies for Writing Heartfelt Love Letters to Your Child: https://closingconcepts.files.wordpress.com/2017/11/aparentsguideprintreadypdf1117161.pdf (please be patient when downloading as they are large files and can take several minutes to download) I also just won the Gold Mom's Choice Award® for Parenting at Your Best, which is quite an honor. http://www.ronilambrecht.com/ http://www.doitfordalton.com/ http://www.parentingatyourbestwithoutregrets.com/ --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/mom2wife2life/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/mom2wife2life/support

In today's episode of our No Labels, No Limits podcast, we meet with Roni Lambrecht,Author, Speaker, REALTOR®. She has a great outlook on life and expresses how life teaches us all many lessons, some more than others. Since losing their only child, Roni & her husband have learned what it takes to forge ahead and find new purpose in life; helping others to improve their lives by enhancing their focus on what is actually important; their children and other loved ones.Roni's books, Parenting At Your Best and A Parent's Guide for Journaling to Their Child are a tribute to their son, Dalton, with anticipation that the stories and advice they offer will inspire others to excellence in their parenting.Roni leave us with with advice, "There's only 24 hours in a day. And as Moms, we try to fit a whole weeks worth into 24 hours a day and somewhere in there we're supposed to pee and we're supposed to eat and we're supposed to sleep. We're trying to just pound so much into one single day that it's nearly impossible. And in fact, it really is. It's impossible to do everything that's on our list every single day. And so what we need to do is prioritize." Learn more and connect with Roni:Website: https://www.ParentingAtYourBestWithoutRegrets.com/Amazon: amazon.com/author/ronilambrechtFacebook: https://www.facebook.com/RONIWINGLAMBRECHThttps://www.facebook.com/ParentingAtYourBest/Goodreads: https://www.goodreads.com/book/show/33008038-parenting-at-your-bestInstagram: https://www.instagram.com/roniwinglambrecht/LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/roniwinglambrecht/Pinterest: https://www.pinterest.com/roniwinglambrec/Twitter: @RoniLambrecht / https://twitter.com/RoniLambrecht See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Life teaches us all many lessons; some more than others. Since losing their only child, Roni and her husband, John, have learned what it takes to forge ahead and find new purpose in life; helping others to improve their lives by enhancing their focus on what is actually significant; their children and the other people in their lives.   Their beautiful son, Dalton, was with them for 15 years and left for Heaven just after Christmas 2013 due to injuries from an ATV accident. Dalton lived his short life creating smiles, laughter, and happiness by sharing his kind spirit and helping others through tough times. They continue his legacy by counting their blessings for the short time they had him and practicing random acts of kindness in his memory each and every day. Roni and John have been married since 1995 and live in Castle Rock, Colorado. Roni spends most of her time working with real estate clients, yet she's now added speaking to parenting groups, book clubs, and schools, as well as several podcast, radio, and tv programs about the importance of small moments and simple lessons for creating a meaningful life. Any free time is spent with their families in Colorado and Texas, riding ATVs, and camping in sand dunes across the U.S.   Roni's books, Parenting At Your Best, A Parent's Guide for Journaling to Their Child, and A Parent's Journal For Their Child are a tribute to Dalton, with anticipation that the stories and advice they offer will inspire others to excellence in their parenting.  

In this episode: - Back on the air with Jamie Dupree 2.0 (1:47) - The Damage from Atlanta’s Cyber Attack is even worse than the city first thought (4:12) - Scientists Have Invented a Software That Can 'See' Several Minutes Into The Future (8:04) - New technology can see your body through walls (10:26) - Robo-cones could speed up roadworks and spell the end for traffic jams (13:30) - Airbnb Is Testing a New Service That Lets Hosts Offer Their Homes During Emergencies (17:29) - This DNA Genetic Scan Lets Parents Know if Their Child has an Incurable Disease (19:55) - US Armed Forces is getting a Space Force (22:38) Weird and Wacky Tech (27:02): - Tesla Roadster may offer SpaceX package with actual rockets - This handheld self-defense device is like having your dad protect you - “Gaming Disorder” if officially recognized by the World Health Organization - Facebook can use AI to open your eyes in blinking selfies Tech Recommendations (37:40): - Adam - Blinkist (https://www.blinkist.com/) - Nicola - Alto's Odyssey (https://itunes.apple.com/us/app/altos-odyssey/id1182456409?mt=8) & Monument Valley (https://itunes.apple.com/us/app/monument-valley/id728293409?mt=8) Ad music from "Partly Cloudy" by A Tape Full of Mistakes. Weird and Wacky theme music from "Brainwavves" by Strong Suit. Special Guest: Nicola Smith.

            So here's the situation and it's touchy, too.  Your husband is not the father of your of age to get pregnant daughter.  OR your wife is not the mother of your of age to get some one pregnant.  Now the next step, you've seen on TV in a couple of the movies as a theme.  The stepson gets his stepmother pregnant, or your husband gets his stepdaughter pregnant, and the baby is born, now every time you look at YOUR child, with THEIR CHILD, YOUR GRANDCHILD, it is a memory of what happened – oh well, Stephanie!  I need your help, HONEY!  H   U  S  H!

The woman who wants to be known simply as "Their Child" emailed me asking to read aloud her email text. I don't have time, so I used text to speech instead. As always, I am putting this out there as "Catholic vs. Other" without rebuttal. God help us all.

The woman who wants to be known simply as "Their Child" emailed me asking to do Part 2, so I agreed. She says she had a private revelation from her Father about the symbolic meaning of the human umbilical cord. I let her talk without interruption.

Today's Extraordinary Women Radio interview with Roni Wing-Lambrecht will touch your heart and have you hugging those you love! I'm deeply moved by Roni's story - she lost her son Dalton in a tragic ATV accident. Dalton, lived his short life creating smiles, laughter, and happiness by sharing his kind spirit and helping others through tough times. Roni and her husband, John, now continue his legacy by practicing random acts of kindness in Dalton's memory each day. Roni knows first hand, how important it is to cherish every moment we get with our loved ones, and has written 3 books to help parents live in-the-moment with their own children by sharing their truths about regret and finding beauty in the everyday chaos of family life. She published 3 books since Dalton's passing, Parenting at Your Best; Powerful Reflections and Straightforward Tips for Becoming a Mindful Parent; A Parent's Guide for Journaling to Their Child; Simple Strategies for Writing Heartfelt Love Letters to Your Child; and A Parent's Journal to Their Child; With Simple Strategies for Writing Heartfelt Love Letters to Your Child. Roni’s story will touch your heart and have you hugging those you love. And for me – that’s what life is about. Let’s meet Roni Wing Lambrecht.

Occasionally I find long and obscure religious comments on my YouTube Channel. This nice lady, who humbly asked to be left unnamed, reached out with a form of Monotheism that I have never encountered. She asked to be labelled simply as "Their Child".

1 in 5 Parents Think What They Say Has Little Influence on Their Child's choices. Wrong. Even if you feel that you and your teen are not connecting on the level that you may wish you would, your words stick in their brains, whether they want them to or not. The issue here is not that teens do not know right from wrong, but that adults hardly take the time to gently nudge them in the right direction. Ultimately, their choice is their own, but if you think your words have no impact on a child, think again. Children tend to think that their actions are of little consequence. After all, they’re just a kid. No one listens to them anyway. It's important, not only for them to know that we are listening, and that we care, but to see that their peers are listening as well.

Arrows—not real arrows which is a simile—Your children are like arrows, you need to make sure you aim them in the right direction. I like to say don’t use correction without direction. If you are going to tell your kids what to do, make sure you give them the proper equipment or directions before sending them out into the world. Stats * ⎝ Kids/teens are twice as likely to be aggressive and disruptive if they had parents who were violent, critical or inconsistent in what they allowed them to get away with at home. * ⎝ 1 in 5 Parents Think What They Say Has Little Influence on Their Child's choices. The reverse is also true. For teens whose parents were involved during key moments, not only were teens less likely to participate in those same behaviors, but teens were also happier people.