“I’m not talking about wrapping kids in bubble wrap, I’m saying age-appropriate risk is important – allowing them to get online is important, but we have to teach them the skills in early childhood…” Kari Sutton A recent ‘Lost Boys’ report from The Centre for Social Justice in the UK has found that early online …

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Gen Z have the world in the palm of their hand, which has allowed them to create their own culture and explore the endless possibilities afforded to them through digital connection. Born between 1997 and 2010/12, (there’s some debate about the cutoff) they’re generally considered to currently be aged 13-28 (2025). The first generation to …

Read more "EP 30 Gregary Burnsen Hicks – Hope and Scope"

Founder of Raq.vision, Raq the Boat Show, & Rated Gen Z Podcast.“We as adults have a responsibility – we can’t just point our fingers and blame them. They didn’t create social media, we did.” Raquel Borras Netflix latest streaming sensation ‘Adolescents’ has sparked a global conversation about our teens. The British production cinematically shot in …

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We’ve all heard of IQ and understand how that’s quantified, but do you know how to evaluate your EQ? Emotional Quotient encompasses our ability to perceive, understand, use, and manage emotions. More commonly referred to as Emotional Intelligence, it’s become a hot topic in relation to our children. The core competencies that underpin our level …

Read more "EP 28 – Corey Gaidzionis – Emotions & Empathy"

“Parenthood isn’t about raising kids it’s about you – how you react, how you behave…” – Brad Stafford Butcher. The benefits of music are well researched, regulating our emotional state, reducing stress, assisting with sleep, and increasing focus. From the womb to the tomb, it often forms a cultural foundation that’s influenced by our exposure …

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“If your purpose serves the greater good, the universe will move mountains for you.” Dr. Vi Tu Banh If life is difficult for our fractured families within communities in developed countries, imagine what it would be like to have your country torn apart by war leaving your family refugees. No home, no country, no community …

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Neurodivergent Coach serving neurodiverse families – specialising in Autism & ADHD. “Your child is not giving you a hard time – they are having a hard time.” Christian Vinceneux. In the previous episode – Heritage Farmer Jade Miles talked about how regenerating landscapes, reconnecting people with their food and the land from which it grows, …

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Author/Podcaster/Farmer/CEO of Sustainable Table Previously on What We Teach Our Children: We’ve been exploring the importance of creating community – contributing to something greater, feeling a sense of belonging, and building healthier cities through regenerative architecture. Why is that so important? As a species our very survival depends on us coming together cohesively to face …

Read more "EP 24 Jade Miles – Change & Growth"

Regenerative Architect & Biophilic Design Consultant Previously on What We Teach Our Children: Family Architect Philippa Scott spoke about the importance of building a community – especially parents who may not have family and a support network where they live and work. Life is transient for many, and our careers can take us places that …

Read more "EP 23 Dr Fiona Gray – Resource & Agency"

The Family Architect – Therapeutic Birth and Parenting Coach Previously on What We Teach Our Children:  John Cardamone’s harrowing story of being sexually abused by a family member, echoed the sentiments of Child Safety Expert Kristy McVee (EP20), to teach our children body safety. John knows nothing is more important to a child than feeling …

Read more "EP 22 Philippa Scott – Parenting & Pressure"