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⚠️ AvertissementLe contenu de cette vidéo ne constitue en aucun cas un avis médical. Il est proposé à titre informatif et ne concerne que les troubles du sommeil sans lien avec des problèmes de santé. Cette consultation filmée ne remplace pas l’avis d’un médecin ni un traitement. Le diagnostic et le suivi médical de votre enfant doivent toujours rester une priorité, et il est indispensable de consulter un professionnel de santé qualifié avant de mettre en place tout changement concernant le sommeil de votre enfant.✨ Dans ce nouvel épisode, je rencontre Julie et son petit...

Self-care is a needed luxury which is not easy to cultivate in a neurodiverse family. There is always a need to be met, a new challenge requiring deciphering and a constant pace which is difficult to maintain. Exercise is often the first important life-care (self-care) activity to be dropped. As time passes, the capacity and ability to be active again is daunting. My guest is Sarah Stein, a parent of a neurodivergent teen and has been a fitness instructor for cycle, swim and other group fitness classes. She will explain simple steps to start exercising that is achievable and works with your ...

Joining Lisa in episode 55 is Dr. Helena Rodrigues, Artistic Director of Companhia de Musica Teatral (CMT), an organization championing musical experience and the arts for social and human development. Dr. Rodrigues founded the Laboratory of Music and Communication in Childhood and is a professor in the Faculty of Social and Human Sciences at the University of Lisbon. She talks with Lisa about CMT, community engagement, and the influences of Gordon’s Music Learning Theory and Trevarthen’s Communicative Musicality on her work in Portugal.Joining in the conversation are Vivian and Tiago ...

Do your kids wait until the last minute, lay around until you tell them what to do, or seem to “need you” for everything? Bonnie and Thomas Liotta unpack the real difference between raising independent kids and dependent kids—and why doing too much “for” them can create more resistance, less confidence, and bigger power struggles. You’ll learn the simple 1–2–3 pathway that builds life skills: Do for (so they can see) → Do with (so they can practice) → Step back (so they can do it themselves). Start here: https://thepathtoparentingparadise.com/

If you’ve ever walked out of an IEP meeting thinking, “What just happened?” — this episode is for you.In this episode, we’re talking about what to do after an IEP meeting doesn’t go well — and why what happens after the meeting matters just as much as what happens inside it.You’ll walk away with a clearer understanding of what to review, what to look for, and how to follow up so you can move forward with confidence.🎯 Ready for your next step?If you want a simple, step-by-step plan for what to do after an IEP meeting, I created a short training that walks you through exactly ...

Today on Motherish, we’re sitting down with Jessi León — artist, mom and one half of the Latin Grammy–nominated duo behind PJ Kids. Jessi is creating something truly special, a space where music, family and culture come together in a way that feels joyful, intentional and deeply rooted in identity. We talk about raising kids through music, honoring cultura in everyday life and what it looks like to build something meaningful while navigating motherhood. This conversation is all about creativity, connection and the ways we pass down who we are to our children.

In this episode, we’re joined by Rebecca — a mother of three, the owner of Rose Harvest, and a woman whose life is deeply guided by her spiritual connection.This conversation moves beyond the surface, into intuition, inner knowing, and what it truly means to live in alignment. Rebecca shares how spirituality has shaped the way she experiences motherhood, and the seasons of her life — not as something to control, but something to trust.We speak about listening to the quiet nudges, surrendering to change, and allowing yourself to be led rather than forced. There’s a depth to this episode...

Kids say and do the wildest things—and apparently, we did too. In this episode, we’re swapping our most funny, crazy, and downright embarrassing childhood moments… plus the stories our own kids are giving us now. From questionable decisions to “what were we thinking?!” moments, this episode is full of laughter, relatable chaos, and a reminder that none of us made it through childhood without a few stories we wish we could forget—but now can’t stop laughing about.

Rachel, a VBAC mom, NICU nurse, researcher, and soon to be women’s health NP, shares her healing VBAC journey with us today. Her first birth started as an induction and quickly turned into an urgent cesarean. She experienced a failed spinal, aggression from providers, and general anesthesia. Rachel talks about some tough things she’s seen as a NICU nurse and how trauma can show up secondhand. She shares why it’s so important to process those experiences, and how she uses them to be a more compassionate caregiver.We also talk about what it means to truly be informed during birth. It ...

From big questions to big imaginations, every child has a unique spark of creativity worth noticing and nurturing. In this episode of Carpool Conversations, Emily and Marissa sit down with Travis Hawkins, Manager of the Creative Services team at WinShape Camps to talk about what it looks like to nurture creativity and curiosity in our kids. Together, they explore how creativity reflects the heart of our Creator, how every child may express their creativity differently, and how parents can encourage it in simple, meaningful ways. Whether your child loves to build, imagine, ask questions, make ...

In case you're not on the Youtube private channel, Kelly has been on another health journey. Hives have appeared everywhere and now she's on a brand new diet that is going to make Easter very boring this year. But not all is wrong as two new additions to the farm that is bringing plenty of excitement: a trampoline and piglets! Meanwhile, Lizz has an After Action Report of the St. Louis zoo and the nearby cathedral. What is an "After Action Report"? This is definitely an idea you're going to want to steal for your family. There's a new fashion trend on Instagram and it's going to humble the...

En fin de compte, être parent, c'est accompagner son enfant jusqu'à ce qu'il comprenne le monde et devienne autonome. Pour nourrir ce processus, il faut lui offrir la liberté et la sécurité qui stimulent sa créativité et sa capacité de découverte. Or la parentalité coercitive restreint la liberté, freine l'apprentissage et nuit, finalement, à l'épanouissement de l'enfant.

Here are some great living books for middle school students who are studying Early Modern history. Living History Books about Early Modern History for Middle School Students originally appeared on Simply Charlotte Mason.

Parents today sometimes think they need to choose between youth sports programs that focus on long-term development of the entire athlete, and those that play to win.Kiernan Coles shows that no choice is needed between these two and in fact they go hand-in-hand. The Mercer Island Lacrosse alum went on to play for reigning Division I champion Cornell before returning to coach at the Club.We discuss how MILC focuses on discipline, accountability, mentorship, and deep investment in youth as the foundation of a lasting winning culture . Kiernan shares how Mercer Island prepared him for college ...

Summary This episode addresses the exhaustion faced by parents in mixed needs families, offering practical strategies to manage fatigue, delegate tasks, and find moments of rest. Host Terrie Hellard-Brown shares personal insights and actionable tips to help overwhelmed parents regain energy and peace. Key Topics Parent exhaustion in mixed needs families Strategies for managing fatigue and decision overload Delegation, automation, and self-care tips for parents Sound Bites "Permission to let go is a form of self-care""Automate or drop tasks to reduce overwhelm""A 10-minute power nap can change ...

On this episode of Moms Night Out, Katie and Mandy sit down with Elissa Kalver for an inspiring conversation about resilience, motherhood, and what it really means to live like it matters. Diagnosed with stage IV metastatic breast cancer at 34, just before her daughter’s first birthday, Elissa shares how that life-altering moment shifted her perspective and pushed her to live more intentionally and fully. She talks about navigating cancer, finding joy in everyday moments, and turning her experience into purpose through her nonprofit We Got This and her book, We Got This: How I Learned to ...

If you're going through a divorce, there's a financial landmine hiding in plain sight that most people don't even think to check … and it could cost you years of headaches after your divorce is over. In this podcast episode, consumer protection attorney Jim Smith explains how credit reports actually work, why errors happen more often than people think, and how consumers can spot credit mistakes during their divorce before they cause serious financial damage afterward.Jim explains how common credit mistakes, from identity theft to identity confusion and mis-reported credit information, can ...

Let me tell you about the time I performed Madonna's "Like a Virgin" at my elementary school talent show. I was nine. I rolled around on the floor. I sang every single word. I thought the audience was speechless because I was that talented. I had absolutely no idea what the word virgin meant. Nobody asked what song I'd picked. Nobody explained it to me. And I didn't know what I didn't know. This episode is full of stories like that one — real, honest, cringe-worthy stories from my own childhood as an autistic and ADHD kid navigating a world full of words, slang, and confusing situations. The...

Here is your Daily Disney News for Wednesday, March 25, 2026! - A new Moana-inspired attraction is coming to Magic Kingdom, offering an immersive Pacific Islands experience. - Disneyland California Adventure's Food & Wine Festival is underway, featuring celebrity chefs and live entertainment. - Tokyo Disneyland's Fantasyland debuts a new Tangled ride, inviting fans on a magical boat journey. - Disney+ is launching "Disney's Enchanted Journeys," an interactive series letting viewers choose their adventure paths. Have a magical day and tune in again tomorrow for more updates.

Send us Fan MailIn this episode of The Dad’s Group Chat Podcast, I sat down with my sister Natalie for a real and personal conversation about fear, anxiety, depression, and faith. We opened up about some of the tough moments we went through last year, the mental battles we faced, and how those experiences changed the way we look at life, fear, and the power of the mind.We talked about how fear can control your decisions, how anxiety can make you feel stuck, and how depression can make you feel like you’re alone even when you’re not. Most importantly, we talked about how faith and the ...