Mom Enough: A Parenting Podcast
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Understanding and Supporting Your Child or Teen with ADHD
Does anyone in your family have ADHD? If so, do you often feel frustrated by their indecisiveness, disorganization, lack of motivation or difficulty finishing what they start? Dr. Norrine Russell, thi
Making Family Meals Manageable and Fun: Recipes, Conversation Starters and Games from The Family Dinner Project
Family mealtime and the conversation that goes along with it provide longterm benefits for children and teens. These include better physical health, stronger parent-child relationships, better school
Confronting the Stigma of Maternal Depression: Amy Koppelman on “A Mouthful of Air”
As a young mom, Amy Koppelman struggled with severe postpartum depression, haunted by dark thoughts of what she might do to herself or her child. One unusual part of her recovery was writing a novel a
Delayed Gratification Then and Now: Reflections on the Classic “Marshmallow Test”
Have you worried that kids are hooked on instant gratification because of all the time they spend using fast-paced technology? Many of us parents wonder about the impact of the ever-present devices th
Living More By Doing Less: Tonya Dalton on the Joy of Missing Out
If you are like many moms, you probably have a story you tell yourself about what a “good mom” does. And trying to live up to that story probably leaves you feeling unfulfilled and unproductive at the
Promoting Self-Regulation in Children: The Importance of Regulatory Partners
Most parents can recall a moment when their child threw a tantrum. Perhaps they were frustrated that they didn't get what they wanted and fell to the floor screaming or crying? Or, maybe they missed a
Moms’ Roles, Dads’ Roles and the Myth of Equal Partnership: A Conversation with Darcy Lockman
Before you became a parent, how did you envision the way you and your partner would handle parenting responsibilities? Was a vision of "equal partnership" for household and parenting tasks a part of t
What Do You Say? William Stixrud on Effective Communication with Kids
Have you had one of those moments when you said the wrong thing to your child? Perhaps a time when you were angry and didn't communicate effectively? Or a distracted moment when you didn't acknowledge
Early Identification and Intervention to Support Your Young Child’s Development
Babies and young children are learning and doing new things every day. But parents often worry that their child’s development isn’t quite the same as the child next door. Or, perhaps they notice that
The Psychology of Exercise: A Discussion on the Mental Health Benefits of Physical Activity
You know how essential regular exercise is for a healthy heart and strong body, but do you know that exercise and mental health are also closely linked? Discovering the energy and positive mood that e