By Moms Meet and KIWI magazine
The podcast currently has 42 episodes available.
We know that the climate crisis can cause intense anxiety for parents as we imagine what the future will be like for our kids. Despite the less than positive news surrounding climate change, there’s lots of progress being made and many reasons to remain a climate optimist. We’re talking with Marcy Franck, senior communications strategist and creator of The Climate Optimist newsletter at The Center for Climate, Health, and the Global Environment at the Harvard T.H. Chan School of Public Health to highlight some climate wins this Earth Month.
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As parents, you might be dreading the infamous “birds and bees” conversation. This week, we are helping listeners to feel confident and comfortable with discussing sex in their household, through our informative talk with Amy Lang. Amy has been a sexual health educator for over 25 years and provides simple resources to parents via her online solution center, Birds and Bees and Kids and her podcast Just Say This! In this episode, we'll talk to Amy about how to start the conversation and protect our kids, and get answers on all the tricky questions we’ll face along the way.
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It’s no secret that movement is a priority for a developing baby—but how about developmental or purposeful movement? These types of play can do wonders for keeping your baby on track with rolling, crawling, and walking. In this week’s episode, we’re chatting with Dr. Kailee Noland, pediatric physical therapist and mama of two (and counting). Her content creation as The Movement Mama is helping parents to explore purposeful play for their little ones. Listen to this episode to learn more about meeting movement milestones and crucial motor skill practice.
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Read the article mentioned in today’s episode called “7 Things to Look For in a Toddler Shoe” here.
Trying to come up with nutritious and approachable meal options for your family can be quite the feat for any mom, especially when toddlers are in the mix. This week, we chatted with Amy Palanjian of Yummy Toddler Food, to learn more about the nutrient-rich, toddler-friendly recipes that she’s crafted for her audience on Instagram and in her upcoming cookbook Dinnertime SOS, available this August. We also dive into meal planning on a budget while appeasing young eaters!
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Meltdowns, temper tantrums, outbursts—these rapid changes in behavior are common for children of all ages, but can be difficult to diffuse as a parent. This week, we’re sitting down with Vanessa Kahlon, child development expert and author of How to Do Parenting with Confidence', to discuss teaching your children self-regulation, introducing discipline into your household, and how a strong relationship with your child can help curb unwanted behaviors.
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Birthday parties are the perfect occasion to celebrate your child and usher in a new, exciting milestone. But it’s easy to get carried away planning these joyous occasions, potentially taking a major toll on your wallet and energy. Which begs the question, when did birthday parties get so extra? In this episode, we dive into our birthday party personality types and share ways to make a birthday party simple yet special. We talk about party favors, guest etiquette, and the pressure social media adds to the equation.
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With the new year just days away, so many of us are setting big goals for our health, family, finances, and beyond. But how do we actually keep these goals alive past the first few weeks? We tapped New York Times bestselling author BJ Fogg, PhD and Behavior Design Expert Stephanie Weldy to teach us how tiny habits can lead to big and lasting changes.
Screens are a part of everyday life for many families. No matter how much or how little you let your kids interact with them, it’s important that they learn how to stay safe online, on devices, and while playing video games. To help us navigate this conversation on the digital world, we’ve tapped screen safety expert and psychologist Dr. Tracy Bennett. Listen in to our latest episode to hear her important insight and advice on how to keep your kids safe.
The winter holiday season can be joyous, especially seeing it through the eyes of your kids. Yet it’s also easy to get swept up in the madness and overschedule and overbuy your way through December. In this episode, we talk to Nancy Colier, psychotherapist, author, and interfaith minister, to help us shift our mindset away from holiday consumerism and focus on what really matters.
As parents, we have such a massive influence over how our kids eat, how they feel about their bodies, and so much more. How do we instill in them a healthy relationship with food and their bodies from a young age?
To answer this question, we went to one of the originators of intuitive eating, nutrition therapist Elyse Resch. She is nationally known for her work in helping patients break free from diet culture through the Intuitive Eating process and has written many books on the subject. In this transformative episode, Elyse explains the principles of intuitive eating and shares important lessons for parents everywhere.
The podcast currently has 42 episodes available.