Random Kids & Family Podcasts

We are The Family Room is a podcast for expecting parents and young families to learn, find support, and be real during one of the biggest transitions of your life. Just like our 2 physical locations in Los Angeles, we hope this is a space that makes you feel a little less alone on your parenting journey and a lot like you are doing awesome. From birth to feeding, to newborn care and way beyond, we believe there is not one right way to parent. We provide research-based information, but always want you to trust your gut and do what is best for your family.

In the show, we bring The Family Room’s inclusive guidance and philosophies to a brand new platform, discussing parenting topics you care about from pregnancy through preschool. In each episode, we will take a deeper dive into a specific parenting topic with a Family Room educator or guest expert to support you on your parenting journey. From infant feeding, identity and relationship shifts, child safety advice, and toddler behavior. Learn more about postpartum depression and perinatal mood disorders, introducing a sibling, starting solids, and so many more things parents face.

Gather the best tips, tricks and advice from The Family Room’s giant support team. Learn from childbirth professionals, international board certified lactation consultants, child development experts, infant specialists, marriage and family therapists, and more. As experts in their own fields, each guest offers specialized guidance with encouragement, compassion and sometimes humor to answer your biggest questions.

Included in episodes to normalize aspects of parenthood, you will hear questions and stories from The Family Room community. Real parents sharing real struggles, real victories and everything in between. Listen to inspiring anecdotes, crazy confessions, and memorable moments. These moms and dads provide parenthood truths you won’t find anywhere else.

Hosting the podcast is the founder and CEO of The Family Room, Karen Stoteraux. A successful entrepreneur, she has always been passionate about providing support to families, particularly mothers, and creating important connections during one of the biggest transitions of your life. For Karen, supporting children means supporting parents, because children thrive when their parents do. While everyone else is focused on the baby, The Family Room often focuses on you.

Being a parent is hard and only talking about the good parts creates a false narrative. Unrealistic expectations and societal pressure can be overwhelming for many parents. Karen aims to normalize many parenting struggles, celebrate your victories, and cheer you on.

The research-based curriculum offered by Karen’s organization provides age-appropriate knowledge about raising healthy and happy children through a parent-focused lense. With the help of Karen’s outstanding team of accredited professionals, there’s no better place to receive this kind of training.

You are not alone! We are here for you and look forward to sharing all the ups and downs of parenthood through valuable information and a supportive community.

Join Karen in her important conversations about one of the best gifts anyone could ever ask for: parenthood. Listen to the podcast today at https://www.familyroomcenter.com/.

Categories: Education, Health & Fitness, Kids & Family

Poorly Raised is for the parents that make a beeline for the clearance rack; the parents who thrift, consign, and hustle to feed and clothe their families. Poorly Raised features parents, partners, and hosts Jenn and Jamie, as they discuss the highs and lows of raising children on a limited income. It’s a podcast about being poor, about parenting, and about parenting while being poor—but not being poor parents! Poorly Raised is available on iTunes, Spotify, Apple Podcast, SoundCloud, and more. Theme song by Dan Bryk. Email us at poorlyraisedpodcast@gmail.com.

Categories: Kids & Family

Tags: budgeting, family, financial, Kids, marriage, parenting

As mothers who need to add money to the family budget, we thought we only had two options. Get a job and put our kids in daycare, or start a home daycare. But what if there was a third option… A better way that would allow you to create a consistent income AND make a difference in children’s lives… and still stay home with your kids? I’m Joy Anderson and this is the Preschool All Stars podcast where I’m going to share exactly how myself and thousands of other moms have created successful preschools, so you can do the same. Learn more about starting your own preschool by going to https://joyanderson.com

Categories: Business, Education, Kids & Family

Tags: business at home, childcare, childcare business, day care, daycare, joy anderson, preschool, preschool all stars, preschool business, stay at home mom, Work From Home

Jacksonville Momcast, a podcast dedicated to real stories for real parents. Each episode we will chat with local Jacksonville moms and cover topics to help you navigate mom life on the First Coast. Join us as we tackle all things motherhood and more, with a focus on the 904.

Categories: Kids & Family

Tags: 904podcast, duval, duvalmom, jacksonville, jacksonvillemom

Two funny moms talking about everyday ” momservations”, and finding joy in each day.

Categories: Kids & Family

Funny mum, reading badly (often with a glass of baileys in hand), Finding you the best deals out there on your mum buys for yourself and your families. Saving you time and money, lots of inspiration on gift buying.

Categories: Kids & Family

Here is a synopsis of the “Island of Misfit Toys” podcast story:
When toys roll off the factory assembly lines with defects – eyes askew, limbs too long, colors faded – they are declared unfit and useless for play. These castaways have for ages been exiled through a magic portal to a remote, frozen island in the Arctic Seas far north of the North Pole. This desolate place becomes home to the downtrodden misfits and outcasts of the toy world.
Our story’s hero is Leo, a bedraggled stuffed lion whose unevenly sized eyes led him to be tossed through the toy factory’s portal years ago. He washes ashore onto the beach of this gloomy isle populated by fellow unwanted toys, all of them yearning for the warm homes and loving owners they can only dream of.
On Christmas Eve every year, Santa Claus flies his sleigh over the Island of Misfit Toys. He offers to transport a handful of lucky residents back to his North Pole toy workshop, where his team of elf technicians will attempt repairs. After a long and lonely year, a fresh crop of defective toys arrives through the portal as those chosen by Santa the prior Christmas depart with hopes high.
When Leo befriends WiseBear, a sagging teddy whose stuffing was packed improperly, together they dedicate themselves to studying the magic portal. They are determined to uncover its secrets and, if possible, find a way to reopen it. This would finally allow free passage between their island sanctuary and Santa’s workshop forevermore.
After seasons of combing the island’s shores for portal parts washed ashore, Leo and WiseBear cobble together a ramshackle device they activate one blustery winter day. To the toys’ shock, the whirring machinery manages to temporarily stabilize the portal! Brave Peg the peg-top ventures through first to ensure the gateway is safe. When he returns joyfully announcing Santa’s workshop welcomes them with open arms, euphoria erupts across Misfit Toy Island.
At long last, after years marooned in isolation, the unwanted playthings have found restoration and purpose. Their old factory defects stand repaired, and now each contributes meaningfully to Santa’s operation. Our story closes as our hero Leo prepares to step through the magic portal into the arms of a sweet little penguin who waited long years for his arrival – and the new life together awaiting them both beyond.

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Categories: Fiction, Kids & Family

Scared Stiff Horror Cinema Defining the Horror genre, exploring typical tropes and motifs, such as the haunted house, monsters, zombies and serial killers. Also looking at the principles and logic behind the horror film – some sort of transgression (knowing something not supposed to know) leading to terrible consequences. Questioning why we watch horror films – cathartic enactment and overcoming of society’s worst nightmares. Thus the sociological interest in horror films – and how they portray society’s fears, varying according to the age.

Categories: Kids & Family, TV & Film

Tags: chills, creepy, death, demons, fantasy, Fear, ghost, horror, mad, Monsters, scientist, spirits, Undead, Unknown, weird, Zombie

Hi! I’m Izzy and this is me… well… being… me! And for all of my life… all 10 years… my imagination has been one of my best friends. So, I thought I might share a little bit about what life is like being Imaginative Izzy. So.. let’s begin!

Categories: Kids & Family

If you’re overwhelmed, confused, frustrated, exhausted, and sick and tired of the clutter in your life, maybe it’s time to do something about it.

And if you’ve ever felt hopeless and dragged down by dead-end relationships, addiction, crushing debt or just the disappointments of everyday life, then this show is for you.

In this podcast, The Most Organized Man in America, Andrew Mellen, will demystify how to get started and organize your world. Andrew hands you the keys to unlock the power to stop clutter from robbing you of your precious time, freedom and joy in your life.

Categories: Education, Health & Fitness, Kids & Family

We’re bacccccck🎙 Join Chloe Grech & Kaylen Paynter as we sit here and talk about all the real, raw moments and everything in between about motherhood. We see you, we hear you and we are ALWAYS there for you. IG: @morethanmotherhoodthepodcast

Categories: Health & Fitness, Kids & Family

‘Our Grandparents’ Teachings’ is a monthly radio show to help keep Tlingit stories alive through storytelling and education. Join us as we celebrate the rich cultural heritage of Southeast Alaska. The radio version airs live on air the first Tuesday of the month at 7 PM AKST (8 PM Pacific Time) on KCAW (KCAW.org) in Sitka, Alaska, on Lingít Aaní land. Hosted by Daanax.ils’eik (Chuck Miller). Produced in collaboration with the Sitka Tribe of Alaska, Artchange, Inc. & KCAW, Raven Radio.

Categories: Education, Kids & Family, Society & Culture

Having money and wealth can buy you material things BUT more importantly it buys you options and peace of mind. THAT is what this podcast is all about. Sandy Waters has always been passionate about helping women get to a spot where they feel comfortable, confident and secure about their financial future. “It doesn’t matter how much money you earn, it’s what you do with the money you have.” This show is designed to fit perfectly into your busy schedule. Each week we start with “No Dumb Questions.” A quick 5-minute explanation of the most commonly misunderstood money topics. Topics that many women are afraid to speak up and ask about.We then sit down with a financially confident woman who lets us in on her secrets of success. What does she do that we all should be doing?And finally, since most of us are parents who want to be good financial role models. Sandy ends the show with “A Seat at the Kids Table.” This is the part of the show were the kids get involved. We listen in on their responses to important money questions. Our expert leaves us with advice, how to best teach the lessons they are not learning in school.Reach out to Sandy Waters directly sandywaters989@gmail.comInstagramLinkedIn

Categories: Business, Kids & Family, Society & Culture

An ‘All Things Disney’ podcast for Disney Adventurers and Fans, Hosted by Daddy & Daughter. Join Terry & Tana as they discuss current topics, share tips and spread mouse magic with their knowledge of all things Disney.

Categories: Kids & Family

The Planning Period Podcast offers easy to implement tips, tools, and tricks for new and experienced Homeschoolers. During this COVID -19 quarantine time, we are giving encouragement to parents that have been thrust into homeschooling due to school closings. Check out our website: www.thehomeschoolplanningperiod.com Email us at quaranteaching2020@gmail.com Follow us on Facebook: The Homeschool Planning Period

Categories: Education, Kids & Family

Hear exciting stories from various American Indian tribes in North America. Fairytalez has collected rich tales of animals and the world collected from the Cherokee, Sia, and other tribal nations. Listen to select stories for free, then subscribe to access every episode of all of our premium podcast shows.

Categories: Kids & Family

Mom of 12 children who shares her daily experiences with her children. She has a blended family that is a mix of birth, step, adopted, foster and guardianship children. Crazy life, bad kids, good kids, adult kids, and her husband who only has “one good punch left.” And always ready to use it!

Categories: Kids & Family

Maneuvering the -ish of life as a single black woman in today’s world. Come on this crazy journey with me as a single mom who’s dating and working all at the same time.

Categories: Education, Kids & Family, Society & Culture