Random Kids & Family Podcasts

Two relatable sisters that talk about their journey through life, past and present, to make you laugh and feel great about your day.

Categories: Comedy, Kids & Family

The Capacity Building Center for States supports public child welfare agencies in pursuing change and innovation and strengthening child welfare practice. The Center’s podcasts explore perspectives, strategies, and stories from the field about how agencies and their partners are striving to meet the needs of children, youth, and families in their communities. The Center is committed to helping states and territories keep families healthy, strong, and together so that children can thrive.

Categories: Kids & Family

High Point Church | Madison, WI Podcasts

Categories: Kids & Family, Religion & Spirituality, Society & Culture

Tags: Christ, christianity, church, Culture, engage, equip, Jesus, Society, substance

Podcast by Anthony & Stefanie Perez

Categories: Kids & Family

Top parenting blogger, Tobin Walsh, talks to his 9 year-old daughter, Vivi, about topics for parents and families. Cover art photo provided by Limor Zellermayer on Unsplash: https://unsplash.com/@limorganon

Categories: Kids & Family

The suicide rate for teenage girls has reached a 40-year high. These statistics are troubling, but there’s hope for your family. Teen Suicide: Knowing the Signs is a Focus on the Family podcast that helps you identify teen suicide warning signs and know where to get help. In every episode, Christian mental health professionals share how you can distinguish normal teen behavior from more serious problems, like depression and suicidal thoughts. Plus, you’ll hear inspiring first-hand stories from people who overcame teen depression. Don’t wait and wonder what to do. Three 30-minute episodes give you access to resources and Christian counselors today.

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The little podcast talking big stuff! Shane’a and Tiffany are both Black and Queer stud-identified people who are Mamas for the first time and recording all of our adventures in parenting. Grab your breast pump, your fitted and Js, and hang out with us while your kiddos are taking a nap (or watching Peppa Pig for the 3429 time)! And no need to change that puke and juice stained shirt, we can’t see you!

Categories: Kids & Family

Eleven year old Rebecca Rowena Randall travels to Riverboro, Maine, to live with her spinster aunts, Jane and Miranda Sawyer. Her father has been dead for three years and her mother is unable to cope with her brood of seven growing children. Rebecca is being sent to her aunts’ farm to try to improve her prospects in life and also ease the family’s burden. The aunts had actually wanted her older and more placid sister, Hannah, who is more handy round the house to be sent, but Rebecca’s mother sends the dreamy, more imaginative Rebecca instead. Rebecca of Sunnybrook Farm by Kate Douglas Wiggin was published in 1903. The fictional town of Riverboro is based on Hollis, Maine, where the author herself spent her childhood. Kate Douglas Wiggin’s life took a monumental turn with a chance encounter – her unexpected meeting with Charles Dickens on a train when she was 11 years old. She engaged the famous author in a lively chat that she later described in a memoir A Child’s Journey with Dickens published in 1912. She began writing to supplement the family income and achieved great success with many of her books and stories. She wrote for both children and adults and some of her works included scholarly non-fiction on education and child rearing. However, she is best known for her classic children’s books like Rebecca of Sunnybrook Farm, Mother Carey’s Chickens and Rose o’ the River. She was also a talented musician and is credited with several melodious compositions. This book has much in common with another book written two years later, one which is equally famous and loved by children the world over – Anne of Green Gables by Lucy Maud Montgomery. Though Anne’s story continued over eleven more books, Rebecca of Sunnybrook Farm was followed by just one sequel written by Wiggin, The New Chronicles of Rebecca. A distant cousin of her husband’s, Eric Wiggin, wrote a few more Rebecca books in the 1990’s and also updated the original. Rebecca of Sunnybrook Farm traces the heroine’s growth and maturity from an impulsive, carefree child into a responsible, mature young woman, who is able to use her imaginative gifts wisely and profitably. The book was adapted for the stage by the author herself in 1909 and filmed several times. The most popular film version has Shirley Temple playing Rebecca. More than a hundred years after it first came out, the book remains a firm favorite with children and adults the world over. A great addition to your collection of classic children’s books!

Categories: Arts, Education, Kids & Family

Tags: audio books, audiobook, Dramatic Works, ebooks, fiction, free audio books, instruction, Kate Douglas Wiggin, Kids, Literature, Loyal Books, loyalbooks.com, Rebecca of Sunnybrook Farm, Teen/Young adult

A podcast of Covenant Christian Academy in Harrisburg, PA grounded in the command of Deuteronomy 6:5-7. Join us as we discuss education, discipleship, and books.

Categories: Kids & Family

A mom and the world’s greatest dad give you the advice you need to be as great parents as they are!

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Host of this podcast is Heather Laurie, a veteran special needs homeschooling momma to 5 wonderful children, offering practical encouragement and support to special needs families and families that are going through a rough patch. Get your preferred cuppa and find a place to relax for a few minutes with me as we learn to find Victory over Adversity.Going through trials and adversity is part of life. It’s how we handle them and work through the storms that show our love of the Lord and character to the little eyes that are watching. Let me help you, sharing my experience as a caregiver and chronically ill mom.

Categories: Education, Kids & Family, Religion & Spirituality

Best Practices in Education with Odyssey School offers professional resources, practical tools, and inspiring conversations for parents, teachers, and administrators who seek the best in education. In each episode we interview Odyssey teachers and others in the field of education who have lived experience to share.

Categories: Education, Kids & Family

Tags: administrative resources, best practices, classroom support, Education, educational resources, elementary, High School, holistic education, multiple intelligence learning, Odyssey School, teacher training

Real Stories, Real Lessons, Real Parents navigating thru the journey we call parenting … Raising Young Athletes to become exceptional members of todays society.

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Season 2: So Weird is a late 90s Disney Channel show that deserves to be looked back upon with love, and that’s what we are going to do. Join us as we re-watch the masterpiece to give it the respect it deserves. Go watch it on Disney+ right now and make your life a thousand times better. ———- Season 1: A podcast that looks back at Animorphs to say “I love you, but WTF?” Topics include childhood trauma, genocide, disability rights, veterans affairs, Star Trek: Deep Space Nine, JK Rowling slander, K. A. Applegate love, and incredibly sad birds. FULL SERIES SPOILERS IN MOST EPISODES, IF YOU AREN’T DONE READING PLEASE DON’T HURT YOURSELF.

Categories: Fiction, Kids & Family, Society & Culture

Tags: animorphs, children's literature, disney channel, mental-health, millennial, Sci-Fi, so weird

This is a podcast about two people raising a family, and all the good, bad, and ugly that goes with it.

Categories: Kids & Family

Tags: family, Kids, Kids & Family, parenting

Whether you’re new to fatherhood, or have grown children, being a responsible father never ends. We’ll have vibrant discussions equipping fathers on having a mentality that in parenting, there is No Off Season. Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/nos4dads/support

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Jack Craven, business owner, property developer and loving father interviews other business owners and dads to chat about the highs and lows they’ve experienced. Jack goes direct with questions in a hope to offer a big insight to running your own business and being a dad. Jack hopes to put passion in the bellies of entrepreneurs who are already dads or maybe thinking of becoming a dad and are already in business. There are some scary stories but as always we discuss how business owners come out the other side so you can take inspiration and adapt your life to be more balanced.

Categories: Business, Kids & Family

Tags: advice, balance, business, dad, entrepreneur, Fun, parents, startup, stress, support

After more than a year of lockdowns and living with Covid-19 restrictions, The Make Time 2 Play podcast discusses the important role play has in ensuring healthy child development and why play is now more important than ever. Hosted by the lovely Georgia Jones, the podcast discusses inclusive play. educational play, toys and play for autistic children, the mental wellbeing benefits of play, as well as lots of play tips for parents and carers, plus much more!

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Categories: Kids & Family, Leisure

Tags: activities, Arts, Children, crafts, educational, family, familytime, games, play, playtime, summer, summerholidays