Mom Enough: A Parenting Podcast

Mom Enough: A Parenting Podcast


Latest Episodes

What is Environmental Health: Updates from Science to Help Protect Our Families
August 25, 2014

What is environmental health? In recent years we’ve become increasingly aware of threats to our children’s health posed by such widely-used products as lead-based paints, hormone-laced milk and toxic plastics.

Parent Involvement in Education: The Key to Your Child’s School Success
August 18, 2014

For school-age children, those lazy days of summer are almost gone and the challenges of school and homework are the order of the day. But kids are not the only ones who need to work in order to achieve success in school; parent involvement in educatio...

Talking to Children about Death or the Serious Illness of a Loved One: Responding to Your Children’s Feelings and Concerns
August 11, 2014

Talking to children about death or the serious illness of a loved one is challenging. When a parent, grandparent or other loved one is not well, children often experience a wide range of emotions and may express those feelings in ways adults find surpr...

Creative Writing for Children: The Power and Joy of Putting Ideas on Paper
August 04, 2014

Mastery of the written word is essential in nearly all walks of life, and success begins early. But that doesn’t mean drilling your toddler on letters and words. Pam Allyn, literacy expert and author of Your Child’s Writing Life,

Teaching Children about Money, Values & Accountability: Life Lessons for Children of Any Age
July 28, 2014

As parents, too often we move through life letting our children learn about money in a scattered and informal way. But, from the moment our children can say, “I want…,” we have an opportunity to engage them in ongoing conversations and action that will...

How to Talk to Your Child about Drugs and Alcohol: A Conversation with Dr. Joseph Lee from Hazelden’s Center for Youth and Families
July 21, 2014

We all know someone who has experienced the pain and tragedy of substance abuse or addiction, and we long to keep our child safe from such harm. Sometimes we feel powerless in the face of the many temptations our child is likely to encounter. But Dr.

Of Diapers, Potties and Dry Beds: Calm Guidance for the Best Ways to Potty Train from Dr. Andy Barnes
July 14, 2014

As parents, many of us struggle to sort through varied and often contradictory bits of advice on the best ways to potty train from childrearing books, peers, grandparents and childcare providers. We wonder when our child should be out of diapers,

Are you ready to discover your resilient parenting self?
July 08, 2014

In case you missed the original presentation of the Discover Your Resilient Self parenting telesummit, hosted by Christina Grant, the audio from Marti’s interview is now available here on our website! Marti speaks about the benefits of nature experienc...

The Mother-Daughter Bond: What We Tell – or Don’t Tell – Our Daughters and Why It Matters
July 07, 2014

As mothers, we shape our daughters’ confidence and sense of self in powerful ways. But we may not realize that what we do not say to our daughters, particularly about their bodies and the ordinary experiences of womanhood,

Supporting Your Child’s Development of STEM Skills: Fun, Easy Opportunities in Everyday Life
June 30, 2014

In today’s world, STEM skills (science, technology, engineering and math skills) are hugely important to academic success and career prospects. Yet, as parents, many of us are at a loss as to how to support our children in building those crucial skills,