Pop Culture Parenting

Love is in the air in this episode with beautiful reflections, honest questions and overwhelming feedback about love. Please have tissues ready as we both needed them multiple times in this heartfelt journey through a small fraction of the amazing emails and messages that were sent to us on this important topic. Thank you to everyone who has shared this journey with us over the last 3 years. We hope you like this episode and we love being a part of the PCP community. Pop Culture Parenting is created by Guiding Growing Minds, a social

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discussions about parenting and child development. The information

shared on this show, and advice from hosts, is not a substitute for

professional medical advice, diagnosis, or therapeutic intervention.

Every child and family is unique. Always consult a qualified

professional regarding your specific situation.

If you’re in crisis or need immediate support, we encourage you to reach

out to a mental health service in your area. You can find a list of

services at https://raisingchildren.net.au/.

For the final topic of the year Nick & Billy discuss a subject close to their hearts. Interstellar & love is an adventurous exploration of the science of love and how it can guide us in supporting the children in our lives. Please send in your questions about love, reflections on your own experience and tips to help all of us navigating this space. It's been a wild spaceship ride and we love all of you for sharing it with us. Pop Culture Parenting is created by Guiding Growing Minds, a social

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Pop Culture Parenting provides general information, stories, and

discussions about parenting and child development. The information

shared on this show, and advice from hosts, is not a substitute for

professional medical advice, diagnosis, or therapeutic intervention.

Every child and family is unique. Always consult a qualified

professional regarding your specific situation.

If you’re in crisis or need immediate support, we encourage you to reach

out to a mental health service in your area. You can find a list of

services at https://raisingchildren.net.au/.

Well it's a big episode this week full of laughs and tears. So many inspiring stories of hope, honesty about the challenges of resilience and hopefully some helpful discussion about how we can all support the kids in our community. Thank you to everyone who sent in questions. We feel so privileged to be a part of the PCP community. Pop Culture Parenting is created by Guiding Growing Minds, a social

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Pop Culture Parenting provides general information, stories, and

discussions about parenting and child development. The information

shared on this show, and advice from hosts, is not a substitute for

professional medical advice, diagnosis, or therapeutic intervention.

Every child and family is unique. Always consult a qualified

professional regarding your specific situation.

If you’re in crisis or need immediate support, we encourage you to reach

out to a mental health service in your area. You can find a list of

services at https://raisingchildren.net.au/.

One of the best movies paired with one of the most important topics. In this episode we discuss the evidence regarding resilience, how is can be developed in real life (and in Shawshank State Penitentiary) without leading to failure and further harm. We hope you enjoy this chat and we can't wait to hear your reflections, questions and tips! Pop Culture Parenting is created by Guiding Growing Minds, a social

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Pop Culture Parenting provides general information, stories, and

discussions about parenting and child development. The information

shared on this show, and advice from hosts, is not a substitute for

professional medical advice, diagnosis, or therapeutic intervention.

Every child and family is unique. Always consult a qualified

professional regarding your specific situation.

If you’re in crisis or need immediate support, we encourage you to reach

out to a mental health service in your area. You can find a list of

services at https://raisingchildren.net.au/.

In this reflection episode we dive into the application of parenting style research through the life course from babies to teens and of course all of us as adults just trying to get a little better at this each day. It's no surprise that the reflections, questions and advice sent in by the gorgeous PCP community once again is the podcasts greatest asset. Thank you to everyone who sent in messages, this one was a rollercoaster emotionally but hopefully it helps you too. Pop Culture Parenting is created by Guiding Growing Minds, a social

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Pop Culture Parenting provides general information, stories, and

discussions about parenting and child development. The information

shared on this show, and advice from hosts, is not a substitute for

professional medical advice, diagnosis, or therapeutic intervention.

Every child and family is unique. Always consult a qualified

professional regarding your specific situation.

If you’re in crisis or need immediate support, we encourage you to reach

out to a mental health service in your area. You can find a list of

services at https://raisingchildren.net.au/.

This week's episode is so fetch. Nick and Billy discuss the amazing movie Mean Girls and the research around parenting style that led to Regina George. We reflect on our own style and role play different approaches to see the research in action. We hope you enjoy our chat and we can't wait to read your reflections, questions and tips! Pop Culture Parenting is created by Guiding Growing Minds, a social

enterprise dedicated to changing the future of our kids.

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Pop Culture Parenting provides general information, stories, and

discussions about parenting and child development. The information

shared on this show, and advice from hosts, is not a substitute for

professional medical advice, diagnosis, or therapeutic intervention.

Every child and family is unique. Always consult a qualified

professional regarding your specific situation.

If you’re in crisis or need immediate support, we encourage you to reach

out to a mental health service in your area. You can find a list of

services at https://raisingchildren.net.au/.

Big feelings reflection part 2 is filled with heartfelt questions, reflections and tips from the amazing PCP community. We discuss tough behaviours and hurtful words, what we can say and strategies we can use to allow our kids (and us) to have big feelings without suffering from their impact on us and those around us. We hope you enjoy & thank you to everyone who contributed! Pop Culture Parenting is created by Guiding Growing Minds, a social

enterprise dedicated to changing the future of our kids.

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Pop Culture Parenting provides general information, stories, and

discussions about parenting and child development. The information

shared on this show, and advice from hosts, is not a substitute for

professional medical advice, diagnosis, or therapeutic intervention.

Every child and family is unique. Always consult a qualified

professional regarding your specific situation.

If you’re in crisis or need immediate support, we encourage you to reach

out to a mental health service in your area. You can find a list of

services at https://raisingchildren.net.au/.

Huge reflection episode with vulnerable questions, heartfelt feedback and practical tips from listeners. We also celebrate a big milestone so thanks to the amazing PCP community for all of your support. Too many great questions to cover in one reflection so we will dive deep into big feelings again next episode! Pop Culture Parenting is created by Guiding Growing Minds, a social

enterprise dedicated to changing the future of our kids.

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Pop Culture Parenting provides general information, stories, and

discussions about parenting and child development. The information

shared on this show, and advice from hosts, is not a substitute for

professional medical advice, diagnosis, or therapeutic intervention.

Every child and family is unique. Always consult a qualified

professional regarding your specific situation.

If you’re in crisis or need immediate support, we encourage you to reach

out to a mental health service in your area. You can find a list of

services at https://raisingchildren.net.au/.

This episode Nick and Billy chose the red pill and dive into big feelings in ourselves and our kids. We discuss whats happening with big feelings (such as anger, fear and guilt), the impact they can have on our lives and the steps of emotional self-regulation. This one felt personal for both of us but we hope it helps you too. We can't wait to read your reflections, questions and words of advice! Pop Culture Parenting is created by Guiding Growing Minds, a social

enterprise dedicated to changing the future of our kids.

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Pop Culture Parenting provides general information, stories, and

discussions about parenting and child development. The information

shared on this show, and advice from hosts, is not a substitute for

professional medical advice, diagnosis, or therapeutic intervention.

Every child and family is unique. Always consult a qualified

professional regarding your specific situation.

If you’re in crisis or need immediate support, we encourage you to reach

out to a mental health service in your area. You can find a list of

services at https://raisingchildren.net.au/.

Once again the PCP community delivers amazing reflections, questions and advice. We talk practically about moral development, empathy and theory of mind through early childhood to late teens. There is lots of laughter, tears and hopefully some helpful guidance in how to support this important aspect of child development. Thank you to all the wonderful people who contributed! Pop Culture Parenting is created by Guiding Growing Minds, a social

enterprise dedicated to changing the future of our kids.

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Pop Culture Parenting provides general information, stories, and

discussions about parenting and child development. The information

shared on this show, and advice from hosts, is not a substitute for

professional medical advice, diagnosis, or therapeutic intervention.

Every child and family is unique. Always consult a qualified

professional regarding your specific situation.

If you’re in crisis or need immediate support, we encourage you to reach

out to a mental health service in your area. You can find a list of

services at https://raisingchildren.net.au/.