We’re Doing Great | A Podcast for Imperfect Parents by Pok Pok

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Let’s face it: parenting is beautiful, brutal, and full of phases that slip away before you’re ready for the next ones. We’re Doing Great is the parenting podcast that helps you navigate the hard stuff, savor the good stuff, and remember you’re not alone.  . Hosts and moms, Melissa Cash and Esther Huybreghts, team up with experts to share practical guidance to keep you anchored when the waters get rough. Join us on the frontlines of modern parenting as we explore what it really means to be good at the hardest job on earth. . Make sure to subscribe to We’re Doing Great: A Podcast for Imperfect Parents so you never miss an episode featuring incredible guests, including: • Michelle Kennedy: Founder and CEO of Peanut, the social network for modern motherhood. • Shawna Lander: Known as Shawna The Mom, sharing real, relatable parenting insights. • Dr. Carrie Jackson: Child Psychologist and ADHD Parenting Specialist helping families navigate neurodiversity with confidence. • Dr. Mona Amin: Certified Pediatrician, Certified Lactation Consultant, and founder of PedsDocTalk, supporting families with evidence-based guidance. • Ash Brandin: Educator, author of Power On: Managing Screen Time to Benefit the Whole Family, and creator behind The Gamer Educator, offering a balanced approach to technology. • Laura Petix: Licensed Paediatric Occupational Therapist, author of A Kids Book About Neurodiversity, and founder of The OT Butterfly, known for her expertise in sensory processing. • Beth Leipholtz — Author of The ABCs of Inclusion and creator behind Beth & Coop, advocating for accessibility and inclusion. …and many more inspiring voices. . This podcast is brought to you by Pok Pok, the award-winning company making kids' screen time more meaningful. Founded by parents, Pok Pok takes a Montessori-inspired approach to digital play, creating non-addictive content that sparks creativity and learning. Recognized on the TIME100 List and honored by Apple and Good Housekeeping, Pok Pok is redefining screen time with calm, thoughtful, and inclusive design for today’s families. . Visit https://playpokpok.com/ to learn more about non-addictive, educational games for your kids.

  1. The Evolution of Parenting With Three Generations of Mothers - From 1958-2026

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    The Evolution of Parenting With Three Generations of Mothers - From 1958-2026

    Are you parenting with confidence, or parenting with commentary from the entire internet in your head? What happens when you put a 90-year-old great-grandmother, a 60-something mom, and a toddler-raising millennial at the same table and ask them what “being a good parent” actually means? You will hear what motherhood felt like between the 1950s and the 1990s, before Google, before gentle parenting scripts, and before everyone was performing family life online—and you just might walk away feeling lighter about your own. Melissa’s Bubbie, Falia Marcus, and mom, Debbie Cash, join for a three-generation conversation about motherhood, boundaries, and what has changed over time. With decades of lived parenting experience, Debbie and Faila offer perspective on confidence, common sense, and raising kids without constant outside input. Find the Gentle Parenting video mentioned in this episode here: https://vt.tiktok.com/ZSmHBmqgC/ What you’ll learn in this episode: (00:02:09) What early motherhood felt like when no one talked about childbirth or postpartum emotions and you were expected to just figure it out. (00:05:59) How older generations defined being a good mom through stability, consistency, and running a smooth household. (00:08:28) Why modern moms often feel like they are doing everything at once, and how having or lacking a village changes the experience. (00:11:09) How parenting in public and unlimited information can fuel self-doubt even when you are doing a great job. (00:14:07) Why viral gentle parenting scripts can feel unrealistic in real-life moments when safety and boundaries matter. (00:22:31) How technology impacts confidence, boredom, and social development in young kids. Subscribe and follow the "We’re Doing Great" podcast by Melissa Cash, Esther Huybreghts, and the Pok Pok team: * Apple Podcasts: https://podcasts.apple.com/podcast/id1855989506 * Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/6ItWi8W0bYFS6yplP3tQii * YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@WereDoingGreatPodcast?sub_confirmation=1 * Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/weredoinggreatpod/ * TikTok: https://www.tiktok.com/@weredoinggreatpod We’re Doing Great is the parenting podcast that helps you navigate the hard stuff, savor the good stuff, and remember you’re not alone. Hosts and moms, Melissa Cash and Esther Huybreghts, team up with experts to share practical guidance on how to stay anchored when the waters get rough. Join us on the frontlines of modern parenting as we explore what it really means to be good at the hardest job on earth. Pok Pok is on a mission to help raise the next generation of creative thinkers through non-addictive, digital tools that help them think outside the box and learn through play. Learn more about Pok Pok: https://playpokpok.com. Follow Pok Pok on YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@studiopokpok?sub_confirmation=1 This episode was produced by Story On Media: https://www.storyon.co/

    34 min
  2. How to Be A Stronger Ally in Autism Awareness with Sara Southard

    FEB 24

    How to Be A Stronger Ally in Autism Awareness with Sara Southard

    Could the limits we place on neurodiverse kids, like screen time or alternative learning, actually be the very tools helping neurodiverse children thrive? When it comes to autism awareness advocacy, there is a growing need for understanding, support, and inclusive practices in our society. As more individuals are diagnosed with autism spectrum disorder (ASD), it is crucial that we take the necessary steps to create a more inclusive and supportive environment for neurodiverse individuals. In this episode, you’ll learn how to better support neurodiverse kids, use tools that help them grow and communicate, and create environments where they feel understood and able to thrive. Sara Southard joins Melissa and Esther to share her experience raising an autistic daughter, using technology to support language and regulation, and teaching families and kids to be more inclusive and supportive of neurodiverse children. Sara Southard is a devoted advocate for autism awareness, drawing on her experience as both an elementary educator and a mother to foster understanding and acceptance. What you’ll learn in this episode: (08:46) Why it is important to support and embrace the individuality of neurodiverse children. (10:34) How technology like iPads and TV shows can help children with autism regulate and develop language. (14:37) How we can educate children on inclusivity and support towards individuals with autism. (16:41) Why tailored accommodations in classrooms are crucial for neurodiverse students to thrive. (18:45) Ways to support autism advocacy through social media engagement. Thank you to Sara Southard for being on our show! Learn more about Sara and Amazing Autistic Abby: https://www.amazingautisticabby.com/ Follow Sara on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/amazing.autistic.abby/ Shop Amazing Autistic Abby: https://www.amazingautisticabby.com/shop Subscribe and follow the "We’re Doing Great" podcast by Melissa Cash, Esther Huybreghts, and the Pok Pok team: * Apple Podcasts: https://podcasts.apple.com/podcast/id1855989506 * Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/6ItWi8W0bYFS6yplP3tQii * YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@WereDoingGreatPodcast?sub_confirmation=1 * Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/weredoinggreatpod/ * TikTok: https://www.tiktok.com/@weredoinggreatpod We’re Doing Great is the parenting podcast that helps you navigate the hard stuff, savor the good stuff, and remember you’re not alone. Hosts and moms Melissa Cash and Esther Huybreghts team up with experts to share practical guidance on staying anchored when the waters get rough. Join us on the frontlines of modern parenting as we explore what it really means to be good at the hardest job on earth. Pok Pok is on a mission to help raise the next generation of creative thinkers through non-addictive, digital tools that help them think outside the box and learn through play. Learn more about Pok Pok: https://playpokpok.com. Follow Pok Pok on YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@studiopokpok?sub_confirmation=1 This episode was produced by Story On Media: https://www.storyon.co/

    20 min
  3. The Power of Playful Parenting with Devon Kuntzman

    FEB 17

    The Power of Playful Parenting with Devon Kuntzman

    How can connection lead to more cooperation from your toddlers? Toddlerhood can feel overwhelming, but it doesn’t have to be a constant battle. In this episode, you’ll learn how play, connection, and mindset shifts can transform everyday challenges into opportunities for growth. Devon Kuntzman joins Melissa and Esther and shares practical tools to help you navigate tantrums, transitions, and big emotions while building trust and resilience with your child. Devon Kuntzman is the creator of Transforming Toddlerhood, an author, and a trusted guide for parents navigating the toddler years with more connection and confidence. What you’ll learn in this episode: (06:11) Why play is the most underused and powerful parenting tool during toddlerhood. (08:19) How slowing down and engaging in play can actually make daily routines easier. (12:05) How play-based transitions reduce resistance when moving from one activity to another. (16:11) The difference between tantrums and meltdowns and why it matters as kids grow. (18:22) How shifting your mindset helps you respond calmly to emotional outbursts. (19:57) Why staying grounded as a parent is more effective than trying to fix emotions. (25:46) How modeling mistakes and repair teaches kids lifelong emotional skills. (26:44) How to introduce consent and body safety in age-appropriate ways from early childhood. Thank you to Devon Kuntzman for being on our show! Learn more about Devon and Transforming Toddlerhood: https://www.transformingtoddlerhood.com/ Follow Devon on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/transformingtoddlerhood/ Get Devon’s book, Transforming Toddlerhood: How to Handle Tantrums, End Power Struggles, and Raise Resilient Kids, Without Losing Your Mind: https://www.transformingtoddlerhood.com/book/ Subscribe and follow the "We’re Doing Great" podcast by Melissa Cash, Esther Huybreghts, and the Pok Pok team: * Apple Podcasts: https://podcasts.apple.com/podcast/id1855989506 * Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/6ItWi8W0bYFS6yplP3tQii * YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@WereDoingGreatPodcast?sub_confirmation=1 * Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/weredoinggreatpod/ * TikTok: https://www.tiktok.com/@weredoinggreatpod We’re Doing Great is the parenting podcast that helps you navigate the hard stuff, savor the good stuff, and remember you’re not alone. Hosts and moms, Melissa Cash and Esther Huybreghts, team up with experts to share practical guidance on how to stay anchored when the waters get rough. Join us on the frontlines of modern parenting as we explore what it really means to be good at the hardest job on earth. Pok Pok is on a mission to help raise the next generation of creative thinkers through non-addictive, digital tools that help them think outside the box and learn through play. Learn more about Pok Pok: https://playpokpok.com. Follow Pok Pok on YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@studiopokpok?sub_confirmation=1 This episode was produced by Story On Media: https://www.storyon.co/

    37 min
  4. The Neuroscience Behind Kids, Screens, and Real Connection with Dr. Cindy Hovington

    FEB 10

    The Neuroscience Behind Kids, Screens, and Real Connection with Dr. Cindy Hovington

    As parents, how can you tell if screen time is *actually* harmful for your child’s brain? And how can you even parent properly without a neuroscience degree?! Some days it feels impossible. You’re not the only one wondering how much screen time is too much for your kids, or feeling shame for handing them a tablet while you make dinner—it’s something we’re all thinking about. In this episode, neuroscientist and mom Dr. Cindy Hovington joins Melissa and Esther to unpack what science actually says about screens and young brains. Part brain scientist, part mom-in-the-trenches, Dr. Cindy Hovington translates neuroscience into everyday parenting wins. Through her science-based parenting platform, Curious Neuron, she gives families practical, evidence-based ways to nurture calm, confident kids. What you’ll learn in this episode: (00:32) What neuroscience says about how much screen time impacts kids’ behavior and attention. (03:35) Why parents feel guilt or fear about “messing up” their kids—and how to let go of that shame. (06:10) How early parent-child interactions build communication and emotional regulation long before words. (08:57) When screen time for kids becomes a substitute for soothing, and how that affects emotional development. (12:53) How to recognize when you’re using your phone to cope. (15:32) What research actually says about toddlers, attention, and screen time. (19:46) How to introduce screens with intention: what to watch for, what to avoid, and how to co-view. (32:30) The surprising ways screen time can strengthen family connection when shared together. Thank you to Dr. Cindy Hovington for being on our show! Learn more about Dr. Hovington on her Curious Neuron website: https://curiousneuron.com/ Follow Dr. Hovington on Instagram to learn about parenting through the lens of neuroscience: https://www.instagram.com/curious_neuron/ Connect with Dr. Hovington on LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/cindyhovington/ Subscribe and follow the "We’re Doing Great" podcast by Melissa Cash, Esther Huybreghts, and the Pok Pok team: * Apple Podcasts: https://podcasts.apple.com/podcast/id1855989506 * Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/6ItWi8W0bYFS6yplP3tQii * YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@WereDoingGreatPodcast?sub_confirmation=1 * Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/weredoinggreatpod/ * TikTok: https://www.tiktok.com/@weredoinggreatpod We’re Doing Great is the parenting podcast that helps you navigate the hard stuff, savor the good stuff, and remember you’re not alone. Hosts and moms, Melissa Cash and Esther Huybreghts, team up with experts to share practical guidance on how to stay anchored when the waters get rough. Join us on the frontlines of modern parenting as we explore what it really means to be good at the hardest job on earth. Pok Pok is on a mission to help raise the next generation of creative thinkers through non-addictive, digital tools that help them think outside the box and learn through play. Learn more about Pok Pok: https://playpokpok.com. Follow Pok Pok on YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@studiopokpok?sub_confirmation=1 This episode was produced by Story On Media: https://www.storyon.co/

    41 min
  5. What "Good Sleep" Really Looks Like for Kids with Rachael Shepard-Ohta

    FEB 3

    What "Good Sleep" Really Looks Like for Kids with Rachael Shepard-Ohta

    Is the "barometer" you use to measure a successful night of sleep actually just a social construct that is making you more stressed? Sleep can feel overwhelming and deeply personal, especially when everyone seems to have an opinion about what you should be doing. In this episode, Melissa and Esther talk with Rachael Shepard-Ohta about why night wakings are normal, why crying isn’t automatically a problem to fix, how cultural expectations have shaped modern sleep pressure, and more. Rachael Shepard-Ohta is the founder of Hey, Sleepy Baby, a certified sleep consultant, podcast host, and mom of three who helps families navigate sleep with compassion, evidence, and realism. What you’ll learn in this episode: (02:28) How “sleeping through the night” became a misleading cultural benchmark. (07:23) Why responding to night-time cries can matter just as much as daytime ones. (13:21) How sleep associations help kids feel safe, calm, and ready for rest. (19:03) What to check when bedtime takes too long or feels unsustainable. (27:22) Why sleep is such a polarizing topic for modern parents. (37:04) How mindset shifts and patience can make difficult sleep phases easier to endure. Thank you to Rachael Shepard-Ohta for being on our show! Learn more about Rachael and Hey, Sleepy Baby: https://heysleepybaby.com/ Subscribe and follow the "We’re Doing Great" podcast by Melissa Cash, Esther Huybreghts, and the Pok Pok team: * Apple Podcasts: https://podcasts.apple.com/podcast/id1855989506 * Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/6ItWi8W0bYFS6yplP3tQii * YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@WereDoingGreatPodcast?sub_confirmation=1 * Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/weredoinggreatpod/ * TikTok: https://www.tiktok.com/@weredoinggreatpod We’re Doing Great is the parenting podcast that helps you navigate the hard stuff, savor the good stuff, and remember you’re not alone. Hosts and moms, Melissa Cash and Esther Huybreghts, team up with experts to share practical guidance on how to stay anchored when the waters get rough. Join us on the frontlines of modern parenting as we explore what it really means to be good at the hardest job on earth. Pok Pok is on a mission to help raise the next generation of creative thinkers through non-addictive, digital tools that help them think outside the box and learn through play. Learn more about Pok Pok: https://playpokpok.com. Follow Pok Pok on YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@studiopokpok?sub_confirmation=1 This episode was produced by Story On Media: https://www.storyon.co/

    41 min
  6. Navigating the Emotional Weight of Feeding Your Baby with Mallory, The Formula Mom

    JAN 27

    Navigating the Emotional Weight of Feeding Your Baby with Mallory, The Formula Mom

    When deciding upon how to feed your baby, how can you trust your instincts when advice feels overwhelming? Feeding a baby often becomes one of the most emotionally charged parts of early parenthood, especially when expectations collide with reality. In this episode with guest Mallory Whitmore, you’ll hear an honest, validating conversation about why formula feeding isn’t a failure, but one of many legitimate ways to nourish your child and yourself. As a parent, educator, and founder of The Formula Mom, Mallory Whitmore is helping redefine infant feeding conversations with compassion and evidence-based guidance. Her book, "Bottle Service: Education and Encouragement for Guilt-Free and Successful Formula Feeding," is out in February. What you’ll learn in this episode: (02:41) Why feeding plans often fall apart after birth and why that’s normal. (04:00) How shame around feeding can affect your mental health and bonding with your baby. (08:32) The subtle ways feeding stress can impact both parents and babies. (10:09) Where formula stigma comes from and how culture reinforced it. (14:20) How social media makes trusting your parenting instincts harder. (19:08) Why validation matters more than advice when making feeding decisions. (24:03) How many feeding options exist beyond formula or breast milk. (25:28) Why infant feeding choices often don’t matter years down the line. Thank you to Mallory Whitmore for being on our show! Learn more about Mallory and The Formula Mom: https://www.instagram.com/theformulamom and https://www.tiktok.com/@theformulamom Want more formula education, tips, and support? Visit www.bottleservicebook.com to purchase Mallory's new guidebook, BOTTLE SERVICE: Education and Encouragement for Guilt Free and Successful Formula Feeding. Subscribe and follow the "We’re Doing Great" podcast by Melissa Cash, Esther Huybreghts, and the Pok Pok team: * Apple Podcasts: https://podcasts.apple.com/podcast/id1855989506 * Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/6ItWi8W0bYFS6yplP3tQii * YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@WereDoingGreatPodcast?sub_confirmation=1 * Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/weredoinggreatpod/ * TikTok: https://www.tiktok.com/@weredoinggreatpod We’re Doing Great is the parenting podcast that helps you navigate the hard stuff, savor the good stuff, and remember you’re not alone. Hosts and moms, Melissa Cash and Esther Huybreghts, team up with experts to share practical guidance on how to stay anchored when the waters get rough. Join us on the frontlines of modern parenting as we explore what it really means to be good at the hardest job on earth. Pok Pok is on a mission to help raise the next generation of creative thinkers through non-addictive, digital tools that help them think outside the box and learn through play. Learn more about Pok Pok: https://playpokpok.com. Follow Pok Pok on YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@studiopokpok?sub_confirmation=1 This episode was produced by Story On Media: https://www.storyon.co/

    37 min
  7. Raising Inclusive Kids Without Fear or Perfection with Beth Leipholtz

    JAN 20

    Raising Inclusive Kids Without Fear or Perfection with Beth Leipholtz

    When parenting doesn’t go as expected, how do you move forward? Parenting rarely goes according to plan, and this episode will remind you that unexpected turns don’t mean you’re doing it wrong. Beth Leipholtz shares how raising her son Coop reshaped her understanding of inclusion, communication, and letting go of control. You’ll walk away with reassurance, perspective, and practical insight for parenting with curiosity, compassion, and confidence. Beth Leipholtz is a mom and storyteller who shares honest, joyful reflections on parenting, disability, and inclusion through her platform Beth & Coop. A passionate advocate for raising curious, empathetic kids while navigating life with humor and heart, she is also the author of The ABCs of Inclusion: A Disability Inclusion Book For Kids. What you’ll learn in this episode: (01:38) How Beth processed her son’s early diagnosis and found clarity through action. (04:37) Why letting go of rigid parenting expectations can create more peace. (06:30) How language development and communication evolved as Beth’s son, Coop, grew. (08:52) What listening fatigue is and how it affects kids with hearing devices. (12:04) How parenting can unlock patience you didn’t know you had. (14:14) Why finding community can be a lifeline during uncertain seasons. (21:58) How encouraging kids to ask questions builds inclusion and empathy. (23:45) What inspired Beth’s book, The ABCs of Inclusion, and why representation matters. Thank you to Beth Leipholtz for being on our show! Learn more about Beth Leipholtz, her platform Beth & Coop, and her book, The ABCs of Inclusion: A Disability Inclusion Book For Kids: https://bethandcoop.com/ Subscribe and follow the "We’re Doing Great" podcast by Melissa Cash, Esther Huybreghts, and the Pok Pok team: * Apple Podcasts: https://podcasts.apple.com/podcast/id1855989506 * Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/6ItWi8W0bYFS6yplP3tQii * YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@WereDoingGreatPodcast?sub_confirmation=1 * Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/weredoinggreatpod/ * TikTok: https://www.tiktok.com/@weredoinggreatpod We’re Doing Great is the parenting podcast that helps you navigate the hard stuff, savor the good stuff, and remember you’re not alone. Hosts and moms Melissa Cash and Esther Huybreghts team up with experts to share practical guidance on how to stay anchored when the waters get rough. Join us on the frontlines of modern parenting as we explore what it really means to be good at the hardest job on earth. Pok Pok is on a mission to help raise the next generation of creative thinkers through non-addictive, digital tools that help them think outside the box and learn through play. Learn more about Pok Pok: https://playpokpok.com. Follow Pok Pok on YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@studiopokpok?sub_confirmation=1 This episode was produced by Story On Media: https://www.storyon.co/

    34 min
  8. Managing Meltdowns and Understanding Sensory Needs with Laura Petix

    JAN 13

    Managing Meltdowns and Understanding Sensory Needs with Laura Petix

    What is actually happening in your child’s brain during a meltdown? And, what can you do during a meltdown when nothing seems to help? When your child is melting down, it can feel personal, urgent, and overwhelming. In this episode, Laura Petix helps you reframe behavior as a nervous system response and shows how sensory strategies can support emotional regulation. Laura Petix is a pediatric occupational therapist and neurodiversity expert. As the creator of The OT Butterfly, she helps parents decode behavior through a sensory lens. What you’ll learn in this episode: (03:07) What’s happening in a child’s brain and nervous system during a meltdown. (07:32) How sensory input builds up throughout the day and leads to emotional overload. (09:49) Why after-school transitions are especially hard for many kids. (14:45) The hidden sensory challenges in everyday routines like mornings and bedtime. (19:51) How to tell when a behavior is a sensory issue versus a passing phase. (23:43) What actually helps children during meltdowns, and what often makes things worse. (29:26) How to teach regulation tools proactively when kids are calm. (35:30) Why “timeouts” work differently depending on how they’re used and framed. Thank you to Laura Petix for being on our show! Learn more about Laura and The OT Butterfly: https://theotbutterfly.com/ Follow Laura on Instagram: https://instagram.com/theotbutterfly Check out Laura’s podcast, Sensory W.I.S.E. Solutions Podcast for Parents: https://theotbutterfly.com/the-sensory-w-i-s-e-solutions-podcast-for-parents/ Get Laura’s book, A Kid’s Book About Neurodiversity: https://amzn.to/4qfE97g Subscribe and follow the "We’re Doing Great" podcast by Melissa Cash, Esther Huybreghts, and the Pok Pok team: * Apple Podcasts: https://podcasts.apple.com/podcast/id1855989506 * Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/6ItWi8W0bYFS6yplP3tQii * YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@WereDoingGreatPodcast?sub_confirmation=1 * Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/weredoinggreatpod/ * TikTok: https://www.tiktok.com/@weredoinggreatpod We’re Doing Great is the parenting podcast that helps you navigate the hard stuff, savor the good stuff, and remember you’re not alone. Hosts and moms, Melissa Cash and Esther Huybreghts, team up with experts to share practical guidance on how to stay anchored when the waters get rough. Join us on the frontlines of modern parenting as we explore what it really means to be good at the hardest job on earth. Pok Pok is on a mission to help raise the next generation of creative thinkers through non-addictive, digital tools that help them think outside the box and learn through play. Learn more about Pok Pok: https://playpokpok.com. Follow Pok Pok on YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@studiopokpok?sub_confirmation=1 This episode was produced by Story On Media: https://www.storyon.co/

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Let’s face it: parenting is beautiful, brutal, and full of phases that slip away before you’re ready for the next ones. We’re Doing Great is the parenting podcast that helps you navigate the hard stuff, savor the good stuff, and remember you’re not alone.  . Hosts and moms, Melissa Cash and Esther Huybreghts, team up with experts to share practical guidance to keep you anchored when the waters get rough. Join us on the frontlines of modern parenting as we explore what it really means to be good at the hardest job on earth. . Make sure to subscribe to We’re Doing Great: A Podcast for Imperfect Parents so you never miss an episode featuring incredible guests, including: • Michelle Kennedy: Founder and CEO of Peanut, the social network for modern motherhood. • Shawna Lander: Known as Shawna The Mom, sharing real, relatable parenting insights. • Dr. Carrie Jackson: Child Psychologist and ADHD Parenting Specialist helping families navigate neurodiversity with confidence. • Dr. Mona Amin: Certified Pediatrician, Certified Lactation Consultant, and founder of PedsDocTalk, supporting families with evidence-based guidance. • Ash Brandin: Educator, author of Power On: Managing Screen Time to Benefit the Whole Family, and creator behind The Gamer Educator, offering a balanced approach to technology. • Laura Petix: Licensed Paediatric Occupational Therapist, author of A Kids Book About Neurodiversity, and founder of The OT Butterfly, known for her expertise in sensory processing. • Beth Leipholtz — Author of The ABCs of Inclusion and creator behind Beth & Coop, advocating for accessibility and inclusion. …and many more inspiring voices. . This podcast is brought to you by Pok Pok, the award-winning company making kids' screen time more meaningful. Founded by parents, Pok Pok takes a Montessori-inspired approach to digital play, creating non-addictive content that sparks creativity and learning. Recognized on the TIME100 List and honored by Apple and Good Housekeeping, Pok Pok is redefining screen time with calm, thoughtful, and inclusive design for today’s families. . Visit https://playpokpok.com/ to learn more about non-addictive, educational games for your kids.

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