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After losing her leg to bone cancer, Glenda Standeven was shocked and hurt when she was laughed at for her appearance by two young kids during a hospital visit. After enduring the grueling loss of her leg, her first foray back into the public sphere was marked by mockery and embarrassment - but it also marked the beginning of her journey as an encourager and a motivational speaker. Today, Glenda is a certified reflexologist, author, and speaker. She is a four-time contributor to the popular Chicken Soup books, and shares some of the profound insights and lessons she has gleaned from surviving ...

En este episodio platico con Nicole Kresch, dermatóloga, sobre un tema que preocupa a muchas familias hoy: las rutinas de skincare en niñas.Hablamos de: • Las modas y tendencias de cuidado de la piel que están invadiendo redes sociales • Los riesgos reales de usar productos innecesarios o inadecuados a edades tempranas • Qué sí es recomendable y qué definitivamente no • Cómo cuidar la piel de forma sencilla, segura y efectiva, sin caer en rutinas interminables ni gastar en miles de productosUn episodio para informarte, quitarte culpas y volver a lo esencial, con la guía de una ...

Question? Comment? Send a text to let me know what's on your mind!Meltdowns are often misunderstood and when we treat them like misbehavior, everyone ends up more dysregulated. In this episode of STEPS Together, we break down the critical difference between tantrums and meltdowns, why that distinction matters, and what your child’s nervous system is communicating when regulation falls apart.We'll talk about what causes meltdowns and reframe what it really means to manage a meltdown—not by controlling behavior, but by supporting regulation when your child cannot do it alone.This episode ...

This week Soph pulls off the ultimate surprise - joining Jayde in person for the first time in 12 months to record the last episode of the year! Back in the same room, we reflect on what it’s been like recording long-distance, what it's like for Soph being back in her hometown and just how different the energy feels when they’re face to face again. We also dive into the next stages of parenthood, with Jayde reflecting on the reality of heading into parenting a high schooler and how quickly this chapter has arrived. Together, they talk about evolving identities as mums, and why the '...

In this hopeful and practical episode of the Parent Guide podcast, psychotherapist Matt Bulkley shares a transformative strategy to help your teen overcome pornography addiction—without shame or guilt. Discover how guiding your teen to vividly visualize their future spouse and children can ignite powerful intrinsic motivation, build self-discipline, and inspire lasting purity. Backed by psychology, Matt explains why this future-oriented approach rewires the brain for long-term rewards, fosters empathy, and gives teens a compelling "why" bigger than momentary temptation. You'll learn: The ...

Ep. 89: Married Young, Becoming Parents & Reviewing Disney World: Our Honest TruthThis week we’re looking at love, legacy, and life with kids. From getting married young, to deciding whether children are truly a “benefit,” to finally taking on the most magical (and exhausting) place on Earth as a family.💍 Forever Segment — Was Young Love Destiny or a Developmental Delay?We tell the truth about getting married young. Was it fate, immaturity, divine timing, or all of the above? We unpack what couples gain (and lose) when they commit early, how maturity affects marriage, and what we...

This week we talk to Illustrator Anna Hurley! Anna has worked as an Illustrator for Disney, The New York Times, Pepsi, Apple, Target, Facebook, Asana, Chronicle Books, Reddit, Southern Poverty Law Center and Harvard Business Review. We talked to Anna about her book The Big Feelings Book for Children. She talks about how helpful the things in the book are for children, what it's like to draw emotions and so much more! You can follow Anna on Instagram at @ItsannahurleyBecome a supporter of this podcast: https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/the-2-too-tired-parents-podcast--6708935/support.

Hello & welcome to our final full length episode for 2025! We cannot believe the end of the year is here & we are closing out our first season of the podcast! And what better way to cap off this year with a truly special chat with Susanna, a birth worker & mum of 2, on so many topics surrounding birth. In this episode - - Susanna shares the stories of her two births (one caesarian & one VBAC)- Discussions of feelings post birth & processing labor- What encouraged Susanna to shift her work into the birth space- What services & support does she offer in her role- Tips for preparing for labor (...

今回のテーマは気持ちの切り替え」「公園から帰れない」についてです。▼今回のトーク内容・「気持ちの切り替えが上手」とは？・「アクセル」「ブレーキ」「ハンドル」・脳の前頭前野の完成は２０代・高校生とかも発展途上■メッセージ紹介「３歳の男の子を育てているママ」さんから/ ゲームセンターやアスレチックなどの遊び場に行くときに、時間がきたら帰らなければいけないのに何回声をかけても嫌がって泣いて、帰...

Lisa Jammal, one of Sam and Kottie’s closest friends, joins the pod to share her exciting new venture. She’s launched Social Agency, a game-changing service that’s basically the Uber of content creation. Sam and Lisa chat all things digital, creative, and what it takes to build something from the ground up.

Host: Mindy McCulley, MS Family and Consumer Sciences Extension Specialist for Instructional Support, University of Kentucky Guest: Dr. Leah Winer, MD Assistant Professor of Surgery, University of Kentucky Markey Cancer Center Cancer Conversations Episode 70 In this episode of Cancer Conversations on Talking FACS, host Mindy McCulley welcomes Dr. Leah Winer, Assistant Professor of Surgery in the Division of Surgical Oncology at the University of Kentucky Markey Cancer Center, to unpack the Surgeon General's advisory linking alcohol consumption to increased cancer risk. They discuss why ...

Heather Avis is a New York Times bestselling author, award-winning podcaster, and founder of The Lucky Few movement. In this episode, Heather shares how parents and educators can foster inclusion, help children celebrate their uniqueness, and use affirming words to build confidence and belonging. We also discuss her new picture book, I Like You So Much, a heartfelt reminder that every child’s presence matters exactly as they are.Links Discussed in This Episode |Diane's Resource: Post-Holiday Decluttering (EP99)Connect with Heather:WebsiteInstagramPodcastBook: I Like You So Much: Celebrating ...

Fiber researcher, Joanne Slavin, discusses fiber for kids and why it's so important to their health.

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Send us a textLong before Jordan High Choir Director Jaron Putnam ever stood in front of a choir, music was already shaping who he would become. “One of my first memories of being a human being was singing "Zip-a-Dee-Doo-Dah" with my family,” Putnam says. “My dad sang in a barbershop quartet growing up and so my siblings were harmonizing, and I just was surrounded by harmony from a very early age.” That foundation — music as connection and shared purpose — is what Putnam now works to cultivate in Jordan High’s Madrigals, a group that has grown into one of the state’s most ...

Today on High Performance Parenting, Greg sits down with two of his youngest entrepreneurs — Elli (age 9) and Huntter (age 7) — for a fun and powerful conversation about raising kids who create, lead, and step into their God-given purpose.Ellie shares how she launched her own all-natural lotion business, researched ingredients, built a business plan, learned profit margins, and sold nearly $700 this year — all while juggling school, sports, and family life.You’ll hear:How kids can start simple businesses at any ageWhy creativity + curiosity matter more than perfectionThe importance of ...

December je čaroben, a pogosto prinese več pričakovanj, primerjav in finančnih izdatkov – včasih pa posledično tudi manj stika s seboj. V tej epizodi se z dr. Tino Bončina pogovarjava o tem, kako osebna rast ni v tem, da postanemo »boljši«, ampak bolj svoji, pristni.Dr. Tina Bončina razloži, kako se otresti nefunkcionalnih vzorcev, zaščititi svoje meje, najti svojo »originalno verzijo sebe« ter kako deljene izkušnje in pristna prisotnost napolnijo bolj kot darila. Pogovor vključuje tudi praktične nasvete o spanju, jutranjem pisanju in digitalnem odklopu.Poveži se:Polona: ...

In this episode of "Two Dads, One Mike," hosts Mike and Taylor are joined by TikTok sensation Adam, known as stayathomedad. They dive into the world of social media, parenting, and the hilarious chaos of everyday life. From discussing the challenges of being a stay-at-home dad to sharing funny anecdotes about neighborhood friendships, this episode is packed with laughter and relatable moments.#2dads1mic #SAHD #TikTok #parenting #socialmedia #humor #neighborhood #friendship #podcast #family

Do you really know what your teen might be offered at their next holiday party? With school out and the holiday season in full swing, teens have more unstructured time, less supervision, and more peer pressure than ever—especially when it comes to vaping and THC pens. If you're a single parent of a tween or teen, this episode arms you with what to say before they head out.Learn why the holiday season spikes vaping and THC use among teens.Get a word-for-word conversation you can use today to keep your child safe and supported.Discover the calm, connection-based strategy that encourages ...

In today's episode, Monica Gatsi and Veronica Chawasemerwa, long-time HLI missionaries working in Zimbabwe, join us to discuss their mission to bring chastity education to youth in rural villages.Zimbabwe’s youth are increasingly targeted by well-funded Western organizations that offer humanitarian aid—such as textbooks, clean water, and food—while simultaneously promoting contraception, abortion, and anti-family ideologies. We discuss how poverty forces schools to accept aid with strings attached, even when teachers and parents recognize the moral harm.Monica and Veronica share ...