Trent Mankelow and Madeleine discuss the processes of trying to encourage children to explore extra-curricular activities. Touching upon creating an understanding of why children find it difficult to take risks and put themselves out there. Trent’s years of experience as an entrepreneur and product manager gives him an interesting perspective on helping our children grow from their failures.

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Resources:

Parenting Road Code: https://resilientkids.org.nz/product/this-workbook-is-to-be-used-along-side-the-parenting-road-code-to-help-readers-think-through-the-exercises-and-record-their-thoughts-the-workbook-will-be-useful-to-refer-back-to-over-time-to-assist/

Daniel Aman: https://resilientkids.org.nz/wp-content/uploads/2022/03/ANTs-in-your-brain.pdf

Podcast Creator: Madeleine Taylor

Guest: Trent Mankelow

Edited By: Wynter McCook-Weir

Intro Music By: Guy Ritani

Taino and Madeleine have a rich discussion from across the world. The bridge between Aotearoa and Sweden is crafted through an important discussion that touches upon bullying, building confidence and the area of Taino’s expertise, technology. Essential questions of finding the balance between supporting your child and understanding how a parent’s anxiety can be projected onto children. They also touch upon the changing world, and how different parents approach rules for their children. Importantly, touching on how parents can communicate with each other on these essential aspects of raising children.

Have your say on the Resilient Kids Podcast. We value your feedback of all variety or even if you have an idea of what you'd like to hear in the future. Please leave a review, and follow us on your podcast provider to ensure you're kept up to date when any new podcast is released. Further, if you'd like to contact the podcast directly, our email is just below.

Email: [email protected]

Resources:

Parenting Road Code: https://resilientkids.org.nz/product/this-workbook-is-to-be-used-along-side-the-parenting-road-code-to-help-readers-think-through-the-exercises-and-record-their-thoughts-the-workbook-will-be-useful-to-refer-back-to-over-time-to-assist/

Daniel Aman: https://resilientkids.org.nz/wp-content/uploads/2022/03/ANTs-in-your-brain.pdf

Podcast Creator: Madeleine Taylor

Guest: Taino Bendz 

Edited By: Wynter McCook-Weir

Intro Music By: Guy Ritani

This episode is a friendly discussion between Madeleine and Hugh. They cover a range of topics relating to managing device use for our children. The conversation touches on the fight against the attention economy and the major corporations who's aim it is to gain the attention of our children. Most importantly, they discuss strategies to aid parents to find the balance between technology and ensuring our kids have the best possible relationship with screens.

Have your say on the Resilient Kids Podcast. We value your feedback of all variety or even if you have an idea of what you'd like to hear in the future. Please leave a review, and follow us on your podcast provider to ensure you're kept up to date when any new podcast is released. Further, if you'd like to contact the podcast directly, our email is just below.

[email protected]

Resources:

Parenting Road Code: https://resilientkids.org.nz/product/this-workbook-is-to-be-used-along-side-the-parenting-road-code-to-help-readers-think-through-the-exercises-and-record-their-thoughts-the-workbook-will-be-useful-to-refer-back-to-over-time-to-assist/

Daniel Aman: https://resilientkids.org.nz/wp-content/uploads/2022/03/ANTs-in-your-brain.pdf

Digital Reading: https://www.rnz.co.nz/national/programmes/ninetonoon/audio/2018671134/is-digital-reading-changing-how-our-brains-work

Podcast Creator: Madeleine Taylor 

Guest: Hugh Good

Edited By: Wynter McCook-Weir

Intro Music By: Guy Ritani