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This episode dives into Chapter 1 of Growing Into Your Parenting Role, titled Feel Good About Yourself. In this podcast, we challenge a common myth about parenting—that great parenting begins with changing children’s behavior. Instead, we reveal a deeper truth: the foundation of a “master parent” is built on self-worth and healthy self-esteem.You’ll hear the inspiring story of the author’s father—a disabled veteran with a sixth-grade education who raised nine children by modeling an unshakable belief in his own value. His quiet confidence shaped not only his family, but also the ...

Protect your family with our 1-minute free parent quiz https://www.smartsocial.com/newsletter Join our next weekly live parent events: https://smartsocial.com/events Episode Summary: Join host Josh Ochs on the SmartSocial.com Podcast as he talks with Dr. Sherri N. Wilson, Director of Innovative Learning for Broward County Public Schools in Fort Lauderdale, Florida, about what it really takes to keep students safe in a fast-changing digital world. Dr. Wilson explains why online issues like hidden DMs, TikTok challenges, and group text drama can quickly spill into school on Monday ...

In today’s Grow Your Money Podcast, we expose how Trump’s reversal of student loan forgiveness isn’t just political — it’s an economic attack on Black wealth, Black futures, and especially Black women.We’ll break down the real numbers, the systemic barriers, why this policy hits us harder than any other group, and what real strategies we must use now to fight back.Because they’ve declared war on Black wealth. But we declare war back — with strategy, information, and action.Stay tuned. Stay ready. Stay WOKE.🎙️ New to streaming or looking to level up? Check out StreamYard ...

Being sick as a working mom isn’t the same as being sick before kids… or honestly, even being sick as a dad. There are no true sick days. The kids still need you, work still expects you, and somehow everything keeps moving—whether you feel like it or not.Like/comment/ shareCheck out our new You Tube Page!

Buy on Amazon 👉🏻 https://geni.us/VQS99Ja (affiliate) ... In this video, we’re unboxing a fun set from Constructive Eating, designed to make mealtime exciting for toddlers. The Construction-themed plate and utensils set not only engages young minds but also supports sensory play and DEVELOPMENT. It’s perfect for kids who love trucks and construction. How do your kids react to playful dinnerware? Let me know in the comments. Don’t forget to SUBSCRIBE for more product insights from a dad’s perspective. - Engage Young Minds with Constructive Eating: Explore our captivating ...

This week’s episode is all about awareness, boundaries, and how we show up in everyday moments. We talk about navigating attraction while protecting your marriage, the difference between teaching and simply reacting as parents, and the growing trend of public filming and what it really means to know your rights. It’s a conversation that challenges you to move with intention in your relationships, your parenting, and the world around you.💍♥️ Forever Segment: Just My Type, Now What? Dealing With Attraction While MarriedAttraction doesn’t stop just because you’re married, but what...

Send us Fan MailNo one talks about this part.The part where something beautiful growsin the middle of something hard.Autism didn’t give me the life I planned.But it gave me perspective.Depth.And a different kind of gratitude.There are gifts in this journey you just have to stay long enough to see them. 💙If this resonated, save it for later.Support the showWatch Video Version On Youtube and Spotify for Creators

Send us Fan MailThe first few weeks of a baseball or softball season can make even confident parents feel stressed, especially when your roster has everything from future stars to kids who have never swung a bat. We share the “secret agenda” we think every Little League coach should adopt: stop coaching only for Opening Day and start coaching so every eight or nine-year-old leaves the season begging to play again. When that’s the target, your practices get simpler, your players get braver, and your sideline stays a whole lot calmer. We break down a practical youth baseball practice plan...

There are certain people who impact your life in ways that cannot be measured. Shannon Almquist is one of those people. She is a superb educator and one of the best Feuerstein trainers to walk on earth. You will enjoy her many amusing and insightful stories in this episode. For even more, buy her book on Amazon: Parsonage: A Memoir of Shelter and Sharing Build A Brain is supported by wonderful donors such as Rick and Jeanne Zehr and Joe and Roxanne Miller. Our incredible sponsor is Guru Guide to Podcasting! Show Credits Host: Jeanne Zehr Editor: Kibwe Cooper Producer: ...

We’ve been taught that saying “yes” is noble, selfless, and necessary for success—but what if the real power comes from boldly saying “NO”? Inspired by Michelle Obama’s viral conversation with Taraji P. Henson, today’s Grow Your Money Podcast dives deep into the art and necessity of setting boundaries.Join Constance Carter and special guests as we get real about the cultural and generational pressures—especially on Black women—to always show up, give, and sacrifice. We’ll share personal stories, actionable strategies, and real talk on how learning to say “no” can ...

The Epic IEP is an essential, all-in-one guide for parents, educators, and advocates seeking to navigate the often overwhelming world of special education. Known globally as the Special Education Boss, Karen Mayer Cunningham has dedicated her life to championing the rights of children and families—and now she shares her expertise in this empowering and compassionate resource.

It’s Peak & Pit, and this week Kelly and Kee are all about the little things keeping them sane. A long-delayed change is finally paying off, and there’s also a strong case being made for dinner plans, netball, weekend treats and literally anything that breaks up the family-life rinse and repeat. If you want to play along each week (and read other parents’ peaks/pits), come join the Facebook group: https://www.facebook.com/groups/eatsleepshitrepeat/ LINKS TO EVERYTHING WE MENTIONEDTara Treasures new Easter collectionMad Mabel - Sally HepworthNot Quite Dead Yet - Holly Jackson HOSTS & ...

In this episode of Faith & Family Bible Study, Steve Wood explores discipleship as the central strategy Jesus used to change the world. Beginning with Jesus’ call to the first disciples in Matthew 4:17–22 and ending with the Great Commission in Matthew 28:18–20, this study shows how the Gospel of Matthew is framed by one clear command: make disciples. Steve explains why Jesus prioritized close, relational training over formal education, why the first disciples were likely much younger than we often assume, and what this means for parents, families, and youth formation today. This episode...

What is REDs, and why are more teen athletes at risk? Jill Castle interviews sports dietitian Rebecca McConville about the warning signs and prevention of Relative Energy Deficiency in Sport.

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In this episode of From 9 to Mom, we’re diving into the world of sports moms—aka the unpaid Uber drivers, sideline snack coordinators, and professional schedule jugglers of childhood. From practices smack in the middle of your workday to somehow managing multiple kids with completely different interests, we’re talking through what it actually looks like to keep it all together (or at least pretend to).We get into the real-life logistics of extracurricular overload, how we decide what’s worth the time (and money), and the systems that have quite literally saved us—yes, we’re looking...

School Reading List podcast hosted by Tom TolkienSeason 1: Episode 40For transcripts, resources & show notes: https://schoolreadinglist.co.uk/podcasts/series-1-episode-40/Part 1Book post I Am Ray's Imaginary Friend by Brian MosesLocked in the Museum by Leisa Stewart-SharpeMo's Stick by Fiona LumbersTick Tock Around the Clock by Ruth BrownSea Safari by Julie Sykes and Emily JonesMarty Moose: The Great Stamp-ede by Claire PowellThe Elementals: Wanzu Sets Sail by Love Ssega and Erika MezaCruise Ship Kid: Kidnap at Sea! by Emma SwanOn the Streets of New York by Sarah Kay and Ryan JohnsonThe Cheat...

The long-awaited sequel to Betty: A Memoir continues a story that waited seventy-eight years to be told. In 1947, a young nursing student made a heartbreaking choice to place her newborn son for adoption. She carried that secret in silence for a lifetime, revealing it only in a whispered confession to her daughters as she was dying. For fifteen years, Mary and Susan searched for the brother they never knew. Life sometimes pulled them away —careers, families, cancer—but the promise they made to their mother kept them returning to the search again and again. They followed every lead, ...

Send us Fan Mail🎙️ In this episode of the Early Childhood Business Made Easy, we explore the mindset shift that transforms you from overwhelmed operator to confident CEO.🧠 If you feel stuck in the daily chaos—handling call-outs, parent concerns, paperwork, and constant demands—you’re not alone. It’s not a time problem; it’s a leadership shift that most early childhood operators were never taught.⚙️ Confident Early Childhood Operators don’t just manage tasks, they lead with intention. They understand that generic business advice doesn’t apply to ratio-dependent ...