Atomic Moms

Guest EMILY FILMORE homeschools and practices attachment parenting. So host Ellie Knaus asks this former lawyer turned conscious parent and published author to explain what Filmore calls "alternative parenting" choices. They talk about the no hugging or tickling policy in schools, what it's like living with an autoimmune disease, and Emily's high risk pregnancy experience. Ellie had her baby sleeping in a crib from day one, while Emily co-slept with her daughter until she was nine! Forget Oscar and Felix, Ellie and Emily have the ultimate odd couple friendship. Please share with your parent-friends. Find us on social media @atomicmoms. Find Emily's books at www.atomicmoms.com

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Television producer/director Randall Winston (Scrubs, Spin City, Undateable) is a towering presence in Hollywood literally and figuratively. 6'6" daddy of two, Winston chats with host Ellie Knaus about: adoptions and birth moms...how they discuss multiracial identity at home...the challenges of dressing a tutu-crazed daughter...creating family rituals with his husband...and how we can turn the No’s in our lives into big fat Yeses. Available on iTunes.com/AtomicMoms and streaming on our new website: http://www.atomicmoms.com

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Kate Bolduan is co-anchor of "@ This Hour with Berman and Bolduan" and previously co-anchored "New Day" with Chris Cuomo and "The Situation Room with Wolf Blitzer". In addition to reporting on Isis and the Presidential primaries, she is mommy to her one-year-old daughter Cecelia. Atomic Moms host Ellie Knaus asks her: What was it like getting parenting advice from President Obama? How can we separate work life from home life? How do we gracefully juggle the parenting act while still hitting the pavement hard? And what is it like raising a kid in Manhattan? Subscribe on iTunes.com and check out our brand new website: www.atomicmoms.com

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Susan Stiffelman ("Parenting with Presence" and "Parenting without Power Struggles") will be an instant Atomic listener fave. In this episode, we ask the big questions, like: How can we be the calm and loving leaders our children deserve? What % of interactions with our children are about getting them to do what we want? How can we strengthen our relationship with our sons and daughters at any age? How can we stop nagging and have our kids listen? And what the heck should we do if we are in a power struggle with an extended relative or in-law? You don't want to miss Susan's answers to these questions and more! www.atomicmoms.com Social media: @atomicmoms. Leave a review on iTunes.com/AtomicMoms Sincerely, Ellie Knaus

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Henry Dittman ("100 Things to Do Before High School") plays DAD on television and in real life. In this intimate conversation with host Ellie Knaus, he recalls how his international upbringing has shaped his outlook. He reflects on how his own parents have influenced his perspective as a father. And he shares what he hopes his little girl will always remember about her daddy. New Atomicmoms.com site coming soon! Find us on social media @atomicmoms.

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Do you have a New Years resolution? Ellie's might surprise you. In this Atomic Moms remix of old and new, film actress Teresa Palmer and fitness model/triathlete Angi Greene Fletcher speak up about not apologizing for who you are and not underplaying your skills or blessings for fear of hurting feelings or not being liked. Marianne Williamson writes, "Your playing small does not serve the world. There is nothing enlightened about shrinking so that other people won't feel insecure around you. We are all meant to shine, as children do." Let's shine bright in 2016! Follow on social media @atomicmoms. And please share episode with special friends.

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This Christmas Ellie Knaus shares a personal story along with interview excerpts from two of her favorite guests: Dr. Robin Berman (Permission to Parent: How to Raise Your Child with Love and Limits) and Janet Lansbury (No Bad Kids: Toddler Discipline without Shame). These parenting experts teach us how to honor our children's feelings while we embody the role of confident leader. It's an Atomic Moms Remix with old and new!

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Host Ellie Knaus calls up Jenny Duffourg (Atomic Moms' french correspondent), Claire Coffee (NBC's Grimm), and Bridget Moloney-Sinclair (frequent guest co-host) to discuss the ins and outs of traveling with small children from getting the best plane seats to what to do when your toddler won't stop kicking the seat in front of you. Then our inspiring podcast co-founder Bianca Kajlich gives a sweet farewell to our listeners and shares her intentions for the new year. Last but not least, don't miss parenting expert/psychologist/author Susan Stiffelman on how to stay drama free with relatives of all ages over the holidays. It's absolutely genius (Eckhart Tolle and Arianna Huffington are big fans of her work and for good reason), and her parting wisdom is our holiday gift to you. Pretty please share Atomic Moms podcast with friends, relatives, and your parenting groups in person and online. We have an amazing line up of episodes for the new year.

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400,000 mothers suffer postpartum depression each year. In this honest, raw, and surprisingly funny roundtable discussion, four mothers (including one therapist) share their personal stories and resources that can help. Pretty please share Atomic Moms podcast with friends and find us on social media @AtomicMoms!

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