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Only children vs siblings, big families, sleep training + Instagram as a shopping mall - what the research ACTUALLY says with Amanda Ruggeri
I am SO thrilled to welcome Amanda Ruggeri to the podcast. Amanda is an award-winning journalist, editor, and photographer with a passion for storytelling that bridges cultures and perspectives and I had a huuuuuge fangirl moment over this chat not just because of her incredible career and how smart she is, but the AWESOME work she does myth busting and exploring science in understandable terms to EMPOWER parents to make their own decisions confidently, rooted in actual evidence is so important and sanity saving in this world of fake news, online noise and distorted claims.
Known widely for her work as the Senior Content Editor and Journalist at BBC Future, Amanda has a knack for diving deep into topics that span science, history, and social issues, always with a fresh, human-centered approach and she is just such a wonderful, warm person and a joy to chat to.
Her knack for breaking down complex topics in clear and accessible ways has made her a trusted voice for audiences looking to understand the world in a nuanced way so you can imagine why I was SO excited to have her on the show.
In this episode we dive into:
- Empowering parents with knowing the nuances of issue and understanding the ACTUAL evidence
- Myth busting and what the research really says about only children vs siblings
- The research on big families (4/5+ children)
- How to spot where claims online (even ‘studies show’) are not legit when you don’t always have time to deep dive or fact check
- How we need to understand instagram might be a great source of information but view it as a shopping mall rather than a library
- Sleep training, cosleeping, the debates and the research and the problem with absolutes
- The truth about the research and claims around attachment
- The value of listening to your intuition around sleep decisions
- Doing a story for the BBC on milestones
- Spotting logical fallacies and why we need to question them!
- A little perspective from parenting in different cultures
And so much more!
Connect with Amanda
Instagram: @mandyruggeri
FOLLOW the podcast on instagram - @themorethanmamapod + @brionywrites
Reminder and disclaimer
This podcast is for entertainment, educational and informational purposes only and does not provide (or purport to provide) medical, legal, financial, business, nutritional or other advice. Please always consult the appropriate professional for such advice.
This podcast is a judgment free space sharing a range of views, experiences and perspectives and those expressed in these conversations are not necessarily those of the host or any brands or corporations referenced.
This podcast stands for supporting mothers (parents and carers too!) and lifting them up, whatever their journey looks like. Where guests and the host have made certain choices does not mean we believe everyone else should do the same. You know your family best.
Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
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By Briony Langley-MilesI am SO thrilled to welcome Amanda Ruggeri to the podcast. Amanda is an award-winning journalist, editor, and photographer with a passion for storytelling that bridges cultures and perspectives and I had a huuuuuge fangirl moment over this chat not just because of her incredible career and how smart she is, but the AWESOME work she does myth busting and exploring science in understandable terms to EMPOWER parents to make their own decisions confidently, rooted in actual evidence is so important and sanity saving in this world of fake news, online noise and distorted claims.
Known widely for her work as the Senior Content Editor and Journalist at BBC Future, Amanda has a knack for diving deep into topics that span science, history, and social issues, always with a fresh, human-centered approach and she is just such a wonderful, warm person and a joy to chat to.
Her knack for breaking down complex topics in clear and accessible ways has made her a trusted voice for audiences looking to understand the world in a nuanced way so you can imagine why I was SO excited to have her on the show.
In this episode we dive into:
- Empowering parents with knowing the nuances of issue and understanding the ACTUAL evidence
- Myth busting and what the research really says about only children vs siblings
- The research on big families (4/5+ children)
- How to spot where claims online (even ‘studies show’) are not legit when you don’t always have time to deep dive or fact check
- How we need to understand instagram might be a great source of information but view it as a shopping mall rather than a library
- Sleep training, cosleeping, the debates and the research and the problem with absolutes
- The truth about the research and claims around attachment
- The value of listening to your intuition around sleep decisions
- Doing a story for the BBC on milestones
- Spotting logical fallacies and why we need to question them!
- A little perspective from parenting in different cultures
And so much more!
Connect with Amanda
Instagram: @mandyruggeri
FOLLOW the podcast on instagram - @themorethanmamapod + @brionywrites
Reminder and disclaimer
This podcast is for entertainment, educational and informational purposes only and does not provide (or purport to provide) medical, legal, financial, business, nutritional or other advice. Please always consult the appropriate professional for such advice.
This podcast is a judgment free space sharing a range of views, experiences and perspectives and those expressed in these conversations are not necessarily those of the host or any brands or corporations referenced.
This podcast stands for supporting mothers (parents and carers too!) and lifting them up, whatever their journey looks like. Where guests and the host have made certain choices does not mean we believe everyone else should do the same. You know your family best.
Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.