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  • What Fresh Hell: Laughing in the Face of Motherhood | Parenting Tips From Funny Moms
    What Fresh Hell: Laughing in the Face of Motherhood | Parenting Tips From Funny Moms

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    What Fresh Hell: Laughing in the Face of Motherhood | Parenting Tips From Funny Moms

    Margaret Ables and Amy Wilson

  • Surviving Tiny Humans: 10 Minute Triage for Newborns & New Parents
    Surviving Tiny Humans: 10 Minute Triage for Newborns & New Parents

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    Surviving Tiny Humans: 10 Minute Triage for Newborns & New Parents

    Dr. Kailey Buller

  • Focus on the Family with Jim Daly
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    Focus on the Family with Jim Daly

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  • Autistic and ADHD Kids Parenting Strategies: Every Brain is Different
    Autistic and ADHD Kids Parenting Strategies: Every Brain is Different

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    Autistic and ADHD Kids Parenting Strategies: Every Brain is Different

    Samantha Foote & Lauren Ross | Parenting Neurodiverse Kids

  • Raising ADHD: Real Talk For Parents & Educators
    Raising ADHD: Real Talk For Parents & Educators

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    Raising ADHD: Real Talk For Parents & Educators

    Dr. Brian Bradford & Apryl Bradford

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  • Being the Man Your Family Needs (Part 2 of 2)

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    Being the Man Your Family Needs (Part 2 of 2)

    A lot of guys need direction, meaning, and purpose for their lives but are struggling to find it. They hear what a man is NOT supposed to be but aren’t sure what they ARE supposed to be. Author and radio host Brant Hansen makes some brilliant observations about what women need men to be - and six key decisions men can make to set themselves apart from the rest. Alluding to the creation story, Brant encourages men to be “Keepers of the Garden” – secure, confident protectors, who are chasing after Christ.   Receive a copy of The Men We Need and an audio download of "Being the Man Your Family Needs" for your donation of any amount!   Get More Episode Resources    If you enjoyed listening to Focus on the Family with Jim Daly, please give us your feedback.

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  • ADHD Summer Survival: 5 Things Saving My Life Right Now

    17 hr ago

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    ADHD Summer Survival: 5 Things Saving My Life Right Now

    Send us Fan Mail Surviving summer with an ADHD kid? Here are five small, real-life things saving my sanity right now, plus a pep talk for when nothing feels like it's helping. ________________________________________________________________ It's week five of summer and you're holding on for dear life. Same. Here are the small, ordinary things keeping me afloat this ADHD summer, and why noticing what's working can shift a hard season. This one's a little different. Instead of a behavior or a strategy, I'm sharing the five things quietly saving my life this summer: independent outdoor play, my beloved air fryer, a hands-on project that gets me out of the house, nighttime reading, and a grab-and-go protein breakfast. Some are big, some are tiny, all of them are real. Underneath the list is a practice I want you to steal for any hard season with an ADHD kid: pausing long enough to notice what's actually holding you up, not just what's going wrong. I close with a pep talk for the parent who feels like nothing is saving their life right now. Inside this episode The practice of asking "what's saving my life right now," and why we rarely stop to notice what's working.Why independent outdoor play is a win for your kid's confidence and your own mental break.The air fryer (and paper plates) that make fast, low-cleanup summer meals possible when you work from home.Why a hands-on project of my own in a different space gives me a reset without needing a full day off.Reading at night as a no-guilt escape, no deep literary credit required.The grab-and-go high-protein breakfast that takes the morning off my plate.A mini pep talk and the one-small-thing practice for when it feels like nothing is helping.Timestamps 00:00 Week five of summer and holding on for dear life  01:02 Why noticing what works matters, and the practice behind this episode  02:51 Independent outdoor play  07:10 Fast, low-cleanup meals with the air fryer  09:59 A hands-on project of your own for a reset  12:20 Reading as a nightly escape  13:59 A high-protein breakfast shortcut  15:59 A pep talk for when nothing feels like it's saving your life  18:26 The one small thing to notice today Read the full transcript https://www.buzzsprout.com/2531405/19372851-adhd-summer-survival-5-things-saving-my-life-right-now/transcript Mentioned in this episode The Lazy Genius Podcast with Kendra Adachi, the inspiration for this format One thing to do next Get short, practical Raising ADHD™ reframes in your inbox each week, the kind you can read in under five minutes and use the same day. Join my email list at raisingadhd.org. Resources and related episodes Ep10: ADHD and Friendships, Why Your Child Struggles to Fit In Ep34: The Best Daily Routine for a Child With ADHD (Summer Edition) Ep9: The ADHD Bedtime Battle Find me on Instagram: @raisingadhd_org Hosts I'm Apryl Bradford, a former classroom teacher with a master's in education and mom raising a child with ADHD, alongside my husband Dr. Brian Bradford, a child and adolescent psychiatrist.

    17 hr ago

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  • Why Your Child Holds It Together at School, Then Explodes at Home (And How Masking Plays a Role) | Ep. 166

    18 May

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    Why Your Child Holds It Together at School, Then Explodes at Home (And How Masking Plays a Role) | Ep. 166

    Join the Neurodivergent Parenting Community: https://www.everybrainisdifferent.com/podcast Samantha and Lauren discuss how neurodivergent children may mask at school or other settings: suppressing stims, sensory distress, and authentic behavior to appear “typical” and then have meltdowns at home because home feels safest, a pattern also described as after-school restraint collapse. They emphasize that these explosions are nervous system and stress responses, not manipulation, and that chronic masking drains executive functioning and can leave kids in fight-or-flight. The episode outlines signs a child may be struggling at school (shutdowns, irritability, control-seeking, sibling conflict, isolation, increased PDA behaviors, avoiding help, and even not using the bathroom) and suggests ways to reduce nervous system load and improve safety at school through sensory-friendly routines, supportive accommodations, authenticity at home, and self-advocacy skills, while avoiding forced eye contact, dismissing concerns, over-scheduling, and rewarding extreme compliance.   00:00 Masking Recap 01:02 Why Home Meltdowns Happen 02:15 What Masking Looks Like 03:43 Executive Function Burnout 06:26 After School Restraint Collapse 06:59 Signs of Distress at School 09:20 Signs Your Child Masks 11:31 Reduce Load Before School 13:40 School Supports That Help 15:39 Stop Rewarding Compliance 16:47 Build Authenticity at Home 17:17 Teach Self Advocacy 17:41 What Not To Do 19:35 Connection Over Correction   Connect with Samantha Foote! Website: https://everybrainisdifferent.com/ Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/everybrainisdifferent YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@everybrainisdifferent

    18 May

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  • Birth Story: "Any Woman Who Wants an Unmedicated Birth Absolutely Can" w/Haley Sampson

    4 Mar

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    Birth Story: "Any Woman Who Wants an Unmedicated Birth Absolutely Can" w/Haley Sampson

    What does it look like when a pelvic floor physical therapist uses everything she knows — plus the My Essential Birth course — to prepare for her own unmedicated birth? It looks like THIS episode. Haley Sampson is a labor of love kind of mama. She stayed active, did her prep work, went to 41 weeks and 3 days, had her water break, and pushed her baby out using tools, visualization, and a birth partner who truly showed up. Whether you're curious about pelvic floor prep, what unmedicated contractions actually feel like, or how to push effectively — Haley gives us every amazing detail. In this episode you'll learn: What a pelvic floor PT actually did every day to prepare her body for birth — including perineal stretching, meditation, strength training, wall sits with affirmations, and moreWhen to see a pelvic floor therapist during pregnancy and what "push prep" sessions actually look likeHow her husband prepared as her birth partner — studying the course, practicing techniques, and becoming her advocate in the roomWhat unmedicated contractions feel like, where she felt them, and exactly how she breathed and worked through each oneThe pushing positions, open glottis vocalizing, mirror use, and visualization that helped her bring her daughter earthsideHow the My Essential Birth course tools showed up not just in prep — but in the thick of active labor and pushingHer best advice for mamas and birth partners on advocating for yourself and building a birth plan that actually serves youBirth is hard work — but you were made for this. Tune in and let Haley remind you just how capable you really are. Don't forget to RATE & FOLLOW the Pregnancy & Birth Made Easy Podcast! Leave a Review! ⭐️ Here's how >>  On Apple Podcasts Find “Pregnancy & Birth Made Easy” podcastSelect “Ratings and Reviews”Click the stars!Select “Write a Review” and tell us what was the most amazing, comforting, eye-opening thing that you loved! On Spotify Find "Pregnancy & Birth Made Easy" podcastClick the 3 dots "..."Select "Rate podcast"Click the stars and write a quick review!FOLLOW "Pregnancy & Birth Made Easy" so you never miss an episode that makes pregnancy & birth feel easier! Here’s how to do it in just 2 seconds: On Apple Podcasts → Tap the “+” Follow button in the top right corner of the show page.On Spotify → Tap the “Follow” button right under the show titlesLet's Connect! Three exercises to help prepare you for your BEST birth: https://www.myessentialbirth.com/3-exercises Join the Course! https://www.myessentialbirth.com/getstarted Email: hello@myessentialbirth.com.  Follow @myessentialbirth on INSTAGRAM!

    4 Mar

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  • Episode 101:  Why Good Enough Parenting Is Enough with Eli Harwood

    4 days ago

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    Episode 101:  Why Good Enough Parenting Is Enough with Eli Harwood

    We're BACK for Season 2! In this kick-off episode, Rachael sits down with therapist, author, and attachment expert Eli Harwood (aka Attachment Nerd) to separate fact from fiction when it comes to attachment. If you've ever worried that one parenting decision could ruin your child's attachment, wondered if sleep training permanently damages connection, or felt pressure to parent perfectly, this conversation is for you. Eli shares what secure attachment actually looks like, why repair matters more than perfection, and how parents can break generational patterns without carrying shame for their own mistakes. This episode is equal parts reassuring, validating, and empowering and will leave you feeling a little lighter about the job you're doing. Inside this episode: What secure attachment really means (hint: it's not attachment parenting) The biggest myths parents believe about attachment Why "good enough" parenting is actually the goal The barriers that make connection feel harder in modern parenthood The truth about attachment and sleep How to repair after parenting mistakes and difficult moments Why boundaries and secure attachment go hand in hand Navigating parenting differences with your partner How self-awareness, forgiveness, and self-compassion shape the parent-child relationship Why your child doesn't need a perfect parent…they need YOU! & so much more! Mentioned in this episode: Eli's website: attachmentnerd.com Instagram: @attachmentnerd Book: How to Deal With Your Sht So Your Kids Don't Have To* If you enjoyed this episode, please rate 5⭐️ and write us a review! ⬇️ ✨For sleep support and resources, visit heysleepybaby.com and follow @heysleepybaby on Instagram! 😴☁️🤎✨ Rachael is a mom of 3, founder of Hey, Sleepy Baby, and the host of this podcast. Instagram | Tiktok |  Website Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

    4 days ago

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  • Ep. 283 | Marriage & Parenting with Bob Lepine

    6 days ago

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    Ep. 283 | Marriage & Parenting with Bob Lepine

    Would you love to hear the most important lessons Bob Lepine has learned through years of marriage and parenting experience and decades of co-hosting FamilyLife Today? Join Ginger Hubbard and Alex Cody, along with special guest Bob Lepine, as they discuss why marriage and family are on the heart of God and are central to God’s plan for humanity. *** For show notes and episode downloads, go to https://www.gingerhubbard.com/podcast/episode-283-marriage-parenting-with-bob-lepine *** Support this podcast:   https://www.gingerhubbard.com/support *** Sponsor for this episode:   CTC Math | ctcmath.com We Heart Nutrition | weheartnutrition.com, code GINGER REDEEM HealthShare

    6 days ago

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  • Why Family Vacations Feel Hard with Autistic and ADHD Kids (And What Actually Helps) | Ep. 171

    23 hr ago

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    Why Family Vacations Feel Hard with Autistic and ADHD Kids (And What Actually Helps) | Ep. 171

    Download the Guide to Raising Your Neurodivergent Child: https://everybrainisdifferent.com/ Connect with Samantha: https://everybrainisdifferent.com/   Samantha and Lauren discuss how to help vacations go more smoothly for neurodivergent kids by prioritizing safety, predictability, and regulation over nonstop activities. They explain how vacations disrupt routine, sensory input, and expectations (new places, foods, people, airports, planes, theme parks, beaches), which can overwhelm autistic and ADHD children. They recommend preparing kids in advance with photos, maps, videos, itineraries, visual schedules, and honest communication about uncertainty; using supports like airport assistance (Sunflower lanyards, practice tours, early boarding); and building recovery time with hotel breaks, quiet spaces, and rest days. They suggest creating an escape plan or safe word, avoiding forced socialization, packing sensory tools and familiar items, watching early signs of overload, and adjusting parental expectations so everyone ends the day regulated, safe, supported, and connected.   00:00 Vacation Reality Check 01:17 Why Vacations Overwhelm 03:19 Sensory Overload Hotspots 06:11 Chill Trips Still Hard 08:04 Boost Predictability 11:44 Over Communicate Plans 13:06 Build Recovery Time 17:39 Create an Escape Plan 21:56 Pack Sensory Supports 24:25 Adjust Vacation Expectations 25:55 Bring Familiar Comforts 27:13 Spot Overload Early 28:06 Wrap Up and Recap 29:33 Resources and Farewell   Connect with Samantha Foote! Website: https://everybrainisdifferent.com/ Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/everybrainisdifferent YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@everybrainisdifferent

    23 hr ago

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  • Ep 42: Why Yelling Doesn’t Work | Building Calm, Connection, and Communication That Actually Reaches Your Daughter

    4 days ago

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    Ep 42: Why Yelling Doesn’t Work | Building Calm, Connection, and Communication That Actually Reaches Your Daughter

    In this episode, I’m digging into something every girl mom has faced at some point: yelling. Whether it happens when your daughter won’t listen, keeps arguing with her sister, rolls her eyes, or you feel completely overwhelmed, raising your voice can feel like the only way to get her attention. But while yelling may create a reaction in the moment, it doesn’t create lasting connection. This episode breaks down why yelling doesn’t actually help our daughters listen, learn, or feel safe enough to receive correction. We’ll talk about what happens in your daughter’s brain when she hears a raised voice, how yelling can unintentionally model the very behavior we’re trying to correct, and why connection has to come before correction if we want our words to land. You’ll also learn three practical tools to use when you feel close to losing it: regulate before you respond, lower your voice on purpose, and name what you need instead of only focusing on what she’s doing wrong. If you’re tired of repeating yourself, raising your voice, and feeling disconnected afterward, this episode will encourage you with grace, truth, and practical steps toward calmer communication. For more ways to connect, head over to www.thegirlmomlife.com

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  • Reacting to internet trolls, PDA, & Who’s More Likely w/ Our Husbands

    22 May

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    Reacting to internet trolls, PDA, & Who’s More Likely w/ Our Husbands

    This week on Always Here, our husbands Matt & Caleb join us for a chaotic couples episode full of marriage hot takes, parenting debates, viral internet drama, and WAY too much honesty 😂 We play “Who’s More Likely,” expose each other’s most annoying habits, talk red flags in relationships, and react to some absolutely insane comments from the internet. Merit Beauty: Get your free Signature Makeup Bag with your first order at https://meritbeauty.com Seat Geek: Use our code for 10% off your next SeatGeek order: https://seatgeek.onelink.me/RrnK/ALWAYSHERE (max $20 discount, restrictions apply). Tumble Living: Get 10% off plus free shipping on machine washable rugs at https://tumbleliving.com/ABBY #Tumble #ad Zoc Doc: Stop putting off those doctor appointments and go to https://zocdoc.com/ABBY to find and instantly book a doctor you love today. Follow Always Here: https://www.youtube.com/@alwaysherepodcast https://www.instagram.com/alwaysherepodcast/ https://www.tiktok.com/@alwaysherepodcast https://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=61583535220280 Listen to the pod on Spotify/Apple Podcasts: https://open.spotify.com/show/38IRpe6gV1WnqIFNZ6CHF5 https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/always-here/id1862654475 Chapters: 06:04 - The Hope & the Hard 09:50 - Wow, That's Crazy 19:33 - Ad Break 21:02 - Who's More Likely? 30:55 - Ad Break 45:01 - Ad Break 46:29 - We asked your wife 1:00:58 - Ad Break 1:08:20 - Ask Abbys 1:22:01 - Always Hungry Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

    22 May

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    1hr 29min
  • #79 „Brücken bauen“ - Hausgeburtsbericht einer Gynäkologin

    5 days ago

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    #79 „Brücken bauen“ - Hausgeburtsbericht einer Gynäkologin

    Eine Gynäkologin feiert ihre Hausgeburt. Thalia Chioti, Assistenzärztin in der Gynäkologie und Geburtshilfe, kennt die medizinisch geprägte Geburtshilfe gut. Umso spannender ist ihre Perspektive: Für ihre eigene Geburt wollte sie sich nicht GEGEN die Klinik entscheiden, sondern FÜR einen Ort, an dem sie sich sicher, geborgen und gut begleitet fühlte. Wir sprechen darüber, wie es ist, als Gynäkologin schwanger zu sein, warum sie sich eine Hausgeburtshebamme suchte, und wie ihr Blasensprung bei 37+2 SSW die Planung ganz schön durcheinander brachte. Es geht um Selbstuntersuchung, Einlauf, Tönen, Geburtspool, einen sehr intensiven Geburtsverlauf, eine Geburt in den eigenen vier Wänden und um Thalias Wunsch, bessere Brücken zwischen klinischer und außerklinischer Geburtshilfe zu bauen. Eine Folge über Körpervertrauen, fachliches Wissen, gute Hebammenbegleitung und die Frage, warum Sicherheit für jede Frau etwas anderes bedeuten darf.

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