Mom Enough: A Parenting Podcast

Mom Enough: A Parenting Podcast


Latest Episodes

Vaping & Teens: Risks, Reasons and Resources for Parents & Kids
October 26, 2020

A few years ago e-cigarettes were touted as a safer alternative to cigarettes. But it soon became apparent that was a questionable claim, particularly as child-friendly flavors and attractive vaping devices were enticing kids and young adults to try th...

Nurturing Your Child’s Empathy, Infancy to Adulthood
October 19, 2020

If we think about the kind of friend, spouse, care provider, boss or public leader we want, we probably would name empathy as an essential quality. Empathy encompasses seeing through another’s eyes (cognitive empathy),

Children’s Mental Health: Supporting Resilience in Challenging Times
October 12, 2020

In many ways, this has been a year like no other. A frightening pandemic, online learning, social isolation, and economic hardship for many have triggered increased anxiety and depression among people of all ages. So, as parents,

How You Say It: A Look at Linguistics with Katherine Kinzler, PhD
October 05, 2020

In the early years of life, children rapidly develop language, learning thousands of words before they start kindergarten. Children can easily learn multiple languages, comfortably transitioning between one and the other.

Raising Engaged Citizens: Helping Children Envision the World They Want and Take Action to Realize that Vision
September 28, 2020

In the current political climate, with disrespect and divisiveness being the norm, it may be hard to imagine why our children would want to become good and engaged citizens involved in civic activities. But our future depends on it! -   - Dr.

Talking About the Birds and The Bees to Keep Kids Safe in an Online World
September 21, 2020

When it comes to "the talk," it can be downright anxiety provoking for parents as they consider what to say and how to say it. Many parents think of the "the talk" as a one time conversation to have when your child is approaching an age when they might...

Motherhood So White: A Discussion on Race, Adoption, and Parenting in Today’s World
September 14, 2020

  - What can a mother do when she doesn’t see herself in the pages of parenting books? Or when the resources don’t address her greatest concerns? As a single Black woman who chose to become a mother through adoption,

Helping Your Child Through Life’s Embarrassing Moments
September 07, 2020

Nancy Carlson understands children’s feelings and turns that understanding into delightful picture books that help children confront some of life’s most embarrassing moments. -   - In this lively, free-wheeling discussion with Marti & Erin,

And Then They Stopped Talking to Me: Challenges (and Opportunities) of Middle School
August 31, 2020

Many of us cringe when we think about our early adolescence and the emotional ups and downs of middle school or junior high, as it used to be called. We may recall being teased or bullied or inexplicably dropped by someone we thought was our best frien...

Trauma and Addiction, Hope and Recovery: A Conversation with Author Jennifer Storm
August 24, 2020

After Jennifer Storm was sexually assaulted when she was only twelve years old, she began to dull her pain with alcohol. Faced with multiple childhood traumas and devastating losses of friends and loved ones, Jennifer eventually turned to drugs,