21 episodes
Korean American Parenting Podcast Just Like Media
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- Parenting
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4.0 • 4 Ratings
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Welcome to the Korean American Parenting Podcast, where we share the idiosyncrasies, struggles, joys and pains of being a Korean American parent, not just Korean or American, navigating the unique cross cultural challenges of parenthood. Hosts Jang Cho and Jerry Won chat with fellow parents and parenting experts about topics like academics, health both physical and mental, culture, and of course how current events such as COVID have impacted all of our lives in numerous ways. Our hope is that through these conversations we will grow together as confident Korean American parents, raising confident Korean American children. Be sure to subscribe to the podcast and follow us on Instagram at @KoreanAmericanParenting.
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020 // Dr. Clara Lee // COVID-19, Vaccines, Schools and more
Dr. Clara Lee, a pediatrician and mother of two, joins Jang and Jerry to share her thoughts and expertise on COVID-19, vaccines, school, and more.
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019 // Ask Dr. Cho Live on Clubhouse!
You're listening to a live KAP Live Recording from Clubhouse on Feb 23, 2021. Thank you to everyone who joined in and especially to those who asked a question. Follow us on Clubhouse @jerrywon and @jang
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018 // Sharing Woori Culture with Nari Kye
Woori Show creator Nari Kye joins Jang and Jerry to share her journey into sharing our language, culture, and food leveraging her world class skills in video storytelling.
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017 // Teaching Korean + Homeschooling with Sandy of Korean4MyKids
Korean 4 My Kids founder Sandy joins us to share about her Korean language brand, raising three kids while homeschooling them, and tips for fellow Korean American Parents!
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016 // Feb Intro - Infants + Toddlers + Kinders
Jang and Jerry share their first newborn stories and previews what's coming up in February.
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015 // Jang Interview on Dear Asian Americans Part 2
A replay of Jang's interview on Dear Asian Americans Episode 021 where she joins Jerry to share tips on how to have difficult conversations with our children.