Mom Enough: A Parenting Podcast
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Parenting Siblings of Children with Special Needs: A Conversation with Experts from St. David’s Center for Child and Family Development
When parents have a child with special needs, they often find that much of their time and energy goes into caring and advocating for that child. And they often experience a wide range of emotions about the daily challenges,
The Power of Parents: What You Need to Know and Do about Underage Drinking
When it comes to drinking, there's a big disconnect between what kids do and what parents think they do. For example, 1 in 6 teens binge drinks, but only 1 in 100 parents believes his or her child binge drinks.
When One Plus One Equals Four (or More!): The Joys and Challenges of Parenting Multiples
We know that even one new baby – let alone two or three! – can redefine life as we knew it. And, no matter how strong we think we are, we all need help and support during such a major life transition. What do we do when two hungry babies are crying at ...
Longing for Greater Meaning: A Conversation with an Expert on Spiritual Development Among Children and Teens
Most of us probably have found ourselves speechless in the face of a child's impossible question about religious or spiritual concepts. (Marti & Erin certainly have and they share a few examples in this week's show!
Beyond the Classroom: How Travel Can Inspire and Enhance Children's Learning
Many of us probably can remember a trip, small or large, that opened our eyes to something we’d never thought about before. Whether a school trip to a nearby nature center or a family trip to distant places,
Returning to the Workplace: Insights and Practical Tips for Moms & Dads
The decision to return to the workplace, no matter what your child’s age, requires careful planning and attention to the emotions this change can arouse for parents and children. And if you’re a prospective parent looking ahead to parental leave,
Harmless Habit or Cause for Concern: Wisdom and Tips from Dr. Andy Barnes
Countless children (and adults, for that matter!) are habitual nail-biters, hair-twisters, thumb-suckers or nose-pickers. When might those behaviors be cause for concern? Even if they are apparently harmless habits,
Taming the Worry Monster: A Conversation with Psychologist and Author Dr. Dan Peters
All children (and adults, for that matter) have worries and fears, but some of us, child or adult, worry so much that it interferes with our sleep, appetite, school, work and fun. California psychologist Dr.
Help Me Grow: Tracking and Supporting Your Child’s Development
As parents, we’re not always sure our children are learning and developing as they should. Even if we can see that our child is a whiz at language or number concepts, what about motor development or social skills?
Moms and Dads, Keeping Love Alive: A Conversation with Dr. Bill Doherty
Admit it, moms and dads. Sometimes the exhaustion and stress of parenthood really zap the romance out of your relationship. But a strong, zesty marriage is good for you and good for your kids. And there are steps you can take to revitalize your relatio...