As the parent of two young kids, I love this podcast. I always come away with practical tips to make me a better parent and I find myself remembering the advice when situations come up that were talked about in the episodes. The hosts are both relatable and funny but also really seem to be experts in child development and how to react in tough moments.

Usually podcasts are a bit more of a conversation between two people and less of them talking at you. And that’s sort of what it feels like. Many suggestions are good, but they aren’t stories of what happened, how they reacted, etc., that feels meaningful and helpful. It’s too generic. I understand why, I think perhaps they feel it will somehow hurt Bright Horizons if they are more honest, but I think the opposite is true, and if they can be more transparent, parents will relate and be able to learn from those experiences. I wish I could do a podcast as just a twos teacher as the range of 0-8 is so big that it’s impossible to give advice for each age on what to do in each case. It’s also very short. I was thinking I would be 45 minutes or an hour and it’s only 25 mins long. They could say a lot more if they had longer episodes.

This podcast offers an insightful journey through the joys and challenges of early years parenting. Jen’s thoughtful content make this podcast a valuable listen for anyone interested in child development - Ash & The Capsho Team

So glad I found this podcast! ♥️