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On this episode of the Raising Godly Girls Podcast, hosts Rachael Culpepper and Natalie Ambrose begin a week of conversations focused on how families can cultivate fun, connection, and belonging for girls with differing abilities. Together, they explore how Christian families can move beyond fear or uncertainty and embrace a Gospel-centered vision of inclusion—one that sees every girl as an image bearer of God. Throughout the episode, Rachael and Natalie reflect on the beauty of people-first language, the importance of empathy in friendships, and the ways families can ...

There’s a moment almost every day when dinner feels harder than it should.Not because you don’t have food but because you’re mentally exhausted from making decisions all day long.That 4:45pm overwhelm is real, and it’s not about cooking, it’s about the mental load. This episode shares two simple shifts that can ease the pressure, reduce decision fatigue, and give you a little breathing room back.What you’ll walk away with:A simple way to eliminate decision fatigue at dinnertimeHow “you’re on your own” night actually builds independence (not chaos)A realistic system for using ...

We're living through another gold rush moment in the online space, and most people don't even realize it yet.Between 2019 and 2021, the online course market exploded from $45 billion to $165 billion. Early movers captured 70% of that market just by being first. But by 2022? The market hit saturation. Course completion rates dropped to 20%. Content fatigue set in. And honestly? I've got my own course graveyard collecting dust on Google Drive. (I know I'm not alone!)But here's what's happening now: Expert-backed AI is creating an entirely new category and it's not just a trend. It's a ...

Ep588. Renee chats with author Sarah Armstrong about her new book The Art of the Juggling Act. They explore why modern parenting can feel overwhelming compared to our parents’ generation and get real about the pressure to be everywhere, the mental and physical load moms carry, and ways to shift things sustainably. Sarah shares practical tools like her “Sunday List,” choosing one meaningful school involvement, and the “find a cupboard” rule for putting work and phones away to be more present at home. This is a bite-sized guide offering working parents simple ways to create small, ...

What do you do when your husband refuses to lead spiritually, your preschooler's tantrums are derailing your homeschool day, and your second grader is being exposed to inappropriate content on school tablets? Tune in to hear Israel and Brook address these three questions.Biblical parenting is hard—but you don’t have to figure it out alone.Each week, Raising Them Up tackles real-life parenting questions with biblical wisdom, practical help, and gospel hope. From screen time and sibling conflict to discipleship, marriage, and homeschooling, hosts Israel and Brook Wayne bring decades of ...

C'est quoi ce festival "Bon, ramène tes parents" qui se déroule à Dijon ?Hébergé par Audiomeans. Visitez audiomeans.fr/politique-de-confidentialite pour plus d'informations.

If your church, conference, or organization would like Jason and Whitney to speak about foster care, adoption, or living a meaningful life through small acts of faithfulness, you can contact them at dreamsmallpodcast@gmail.com.In this episode of the Dream Small Podcast, Jason and Whitney talk about how easy it is for foster care to harden your heart and why followers of Jesus must fight to stay soft, compassionate, and tenderhearted anyway.They begin by asking a simple but honest question: Have you ever felt yourself getting harder, not because you wanted to, but because it felt safer? From ...

In this episode David chats to Chris about his journey to becoming a father to two girls, and everything that comes with it. Chris started a social media page where he shared quotes for Dads in the same boat as him self, which has grown to a powerful community Girls Dads supporting each other. Great episode and one for any Girls Dads out there who are looking for a community of Dads to join. https://proudgirldad.co/https://www.instagram.com/proudgirldadco Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

What if your life could be fuller and less stressful at the same time? Not because you did less, but because you expanded.This episode walks through five types of capacity — what they are, what low capacity looks like in each one, and how expanding them changes everything.What You'll LearnThe five areas where capacity shows up (and why most high-achieving women are quietly depleted in at least two of them)Why your window of tolerance is the thing that changed, not your circumstancesThe joy and pleasure capacity piece nobody talks about — and why it might be the most important oneWhy all ...

Your kid just got dropped by their friend group, or they're being left out, iced out, or caught in the middle of middle school friendship drama… and you have no idea what to say. In this “Best of Ask Lisa” compilation, we’ve curated wisdom from clinical psychologist Dr. Lisa Damour on friendship conflict to help parents understand exactly what's happening beneath the surface of tween and teen friend drama and give you the tools to help your kid through it. Whether your child has been dumped by a friend group, is dealing with a mean "friend," or needs help exiting a friendship that ...

..In this episode, we mentioned the following resources:PsychologyToday: Why More Kids Are Starting Puberty Earlier Than Ever Before JAMA: Social Media Use and Depressive Symptoms During Early AdolescenceElsevier: Addictive Digital Habits in Early Adolescence Linked to Mental Health Struggles, Study FindsPediatrics Nationwide: As Suicide Increases in Preteens, Investigators Expand Research into Causes and PreventionWashington Post: New study shows social media use predicted future depression in tweensWait Until 8th Teen Life Podcast: - Helping Teens Build Real Life Coping Skills- Teen ...

Many toddlers wake up before it's truly time to start the day, or before their wake up light turns green. When that happens, parents often wonder: Should I let my child quietly play with toys until it's time to get up? And is it okay to let kids bring toys into bed at bedtime or nap time? At first glance, both of these solutions can feel harmless or even like a parenting win. But in reality, they can sometimes create habits that make sleep more difficult. In this episode, Allison answers these two common questions and explains why protecting the sleep environment matters more than many parents...

Are you worried you’re becoming the parent your parents were? Many parents find themselves reacting in ways that trigger shame, guilt, and self-criticism, leaving them stuck in a painful spiral. In this episode, Dr. Shefali helps parents understand why these patterns show up and how conscious parenting can break the cycle. Through compassionate insight and practical awareness, she guides listeners toward releasing self-judgment and becoming the intentional, connected parents they truly want to be. If you would like to be a guest on this podcast and receive parenting advice from Dr. Shefali, ...

In this episode of SeongLife, Christina Seong and Daniel Seong reflect on recent life events, including health scares, the importance of life insurance, and preparing for uncertainties in today's world. Christina shares a vivid story about dealing with vertigo, which reminded her how vital life insurance is as income protection for families. The episode also shows their thoughtful approach to parenting, like delaying phone access for their son Nathan and then celebrating his calm, balanced reaction when he finally got one. The Seongs talk about ways to keep their kids active and grounded, from...

Children rarely “choose” big reactions. Most of the time, they simply don’t notice what is happening inside their body until it’s too late.In this episode of Overpowering Emotions, Dr. Caroline Buzanko explains how to teach kids one of the most important emotion regulation skills: self-monitoring.When children learn to recognize early body signals—tight shoulders, a racing heart, frustration rising—they gain the ability to pause and respond differently. That shift changes behaviour at school, improves friendships, and reduces daily power struggles at home.Dr. Caroline walks through...

In this conversation, Dr. Liz Turner discusses her journey in music education, emphasizing the importance of joy in singing and the role of the arts in community building. She shares insights on developing confidence in young performers, the empowerment that comes from theater, and the life lessons learned through the arts. The conversation highlights the significance of teamwork and collaboration in performances, concluding with reflections on the joy and growth experienced by students in their artistic endeavors.

Cela fait plus de 10 ans que nous instruisons nos enfants en famille, que nous faisons “l’école à la maison”, et nous aurions arrêté depuis longtemps si cela ne nous convenait pas et si nous n’y trouvions pas des richesses incroyables.Mais je refuse de peindre un portrait trop idéalisé de l’IEF et de faire croire que tout est toujours parfait dans le meilleur des mondes. Je vous ai déjà parlé dans le passé des avantages de l’instruction en famille, et il me semble qu’il est temps de vous parler aussi de ses inconvénients…Podcasts / articles de blog associés :- ...

In this powerful episode of Family Dialogues Podcast, we sit down with author and cultural commentator Adam B. Coleman to explore the long-term impact of father absence, single-parent households, and broken family systems on children and society. Drawing from his deeply personal story and his book The Children We Left Behind, Adam shares how growing up without a consistent father figure shaped his identity, mental health, relationships, and self-worth. Together, we unpack the emotional realities many children silently carry from abandonment wounds to low self-esteem and why these ...

Enjoyed the episode, got a suggestion or a question send me a textI recorded this one in my car, on my phone, because the irony finally caught up with me: I cannot keep talking about untypical parenting and ditching perfection while I’m secretly trying to manufacture a “perfect” milestone episode. So I just got on with it and recorded it, in my car. Episode 50, I can't quite believe it. This episode is an honest reflection on what I’ve learned from fifty conversations with parents and guests across neurodivergent, additional needs, and SEND family life, as well as through my own ...

If you’ve ever caught yourself snapping at your kids and then immediately wondering, “Why am I like this?”—this episode is for you. Many moms struggle with reactive behaviors and the mom guilt that follows, but understanding the reaction pattern behind these moments is the first step to overcoming overwhelm and burnout. In this episode of the No Guilt Mom parenting podcast, you'll gain valuable parenting tips and self-care tips designed specifically for moms navigating the chaos of family life. We explore what’s really happening in your brain when you react, why these responses feel ...