A happiness podcast for moms and dads. Learn new ways to think, move, and relate with yourself and your family. Host Lauren Fire shares practical tools and strategies and interviews amazing experts all to teach you how to practice happiness and enjoy more of your life, in the moment.
Categories: Health & Fitness, Kids & Family
Tags: babies, dad, mama, mom, mommy, parenting, postpartumdepression, pregnancy, pregnant
Sixteen year old Leslie Crane has come to the New Jersey shore as a companion to ailing Aunt Marcia, whose doctor has sent her there for a some quiet rest and recuperation. While the beach is lovely in October, Leslie quickly finds herself getting lonely with no one her own age to talk to. Little does she realize that she will not only soon make a new friend, but that they will both end up in the midst of a puzzling mystery centered around the closed up bungalow next door. Augusta Huiell Seaman is the author of over 40 historical fiction and mystery novels for older children most of which are currently out of print. The Dragon’s Secret was originally published in 1921.
Categories: Arts, Kids & Family
Tags: audio books, audiobook, Augusta Huiell Seaman, ebooks, fiction, free audio books, Kids, Loyal Books, loyalbooks.com, MYSTERY, Teen/Young adult, The Dragon's Secret
No Nonsense Nanny is a hilarious new podcast by Nanny Keri, a self-confessed ’NNN’ who has been in the profession for over 20 years! Are you a Nanny yourself? Or do you have a Nanny working for you and you’d like to know what they really get up to?! Maybe you’ve just tuned in as you need a bit of a giggle…well you’ve definitely come to the right place. Whatever the reason, get yourself comfy and let Nanny Keri entertain you with her laugh out loud anecdotes, and secret (until now) confessions! She will also be talking to fellow Nannies, getting them to reveal all, and to tell their funny Nannying stories (from nightmare families, bratty kids from hell & awful working conditions to the baby getting lost in the house, or even feeding meat to the little friend who’s come to tea, then discovering halfway through the meal that they’re actually a vegetarian! Ooops!!) As well as all of this, they will be sharing tips and tricks with each other on how to handle those little darlings! If you’d like to get in touch with your own Nanny confession or funny anecdote, Nanny Keri would love to hear from you. Send her a message at nononsensenanny.pod@outlook.com and you could have your story read out on the show. (pssst….you can stay as anonymous as you wish, and names will only be read out upon request – Nanny Keri’s got your back!)
Categories: Comedy, Kids & Family
The Good Dog People Podcast offers tips and advice for dog owners from a variety of experts, brought to you by Singapore’s most responsible pet supply online retailer. At Good Dog People™, it’s always dogs, people and planet first. We endeavour to provide responsible products and services that enrich and empower lives of dogs and people.
Categories: Kids & Family
This is the show about it all! Me and my Jr Keith. Food, fashion, current events, and anything you guys suggest will be topics on this show. Don’t miss a second of what might be the words that makes you who you always wanted to be!!!!!!
Categories: Kids & Family
Meet Marina, ‘Travel Experta’. Join her in adventures from her backyard to the beaches and places around the world! She brings her down-to-earth, practical experience having traveled to over 39 countries both solo and with her family (including her pets). You’ll hear do’s and don’ts from backpacking to luxury travel adventures.
WARNING: Her travel adventures often inspire relocation. As an Expat (expatriate) having relocated to 5 different countries over the last two decades she’ll share how to move to another country covering everything from finding the right place to call home, finding the right school for your children, finding a car and even getting international healthcare. You’ll appreciate her “straight-shooter” New York-raised advice.
Travel the world and ‘Make Every Day An Adventure’ either in your backyard, on a staycation or traveling to exotic destinations. Discover how accessible ADVENTURE can be for you NOW.
The Make Every Day an Adventure Podcast will inspire you to live your best life TODAY!!!
The Make Every Day an Adventure Podcast will cover:
* Travel ideas for adventures in YOUR hometown
* Travel tips to make your next adventure go smoothly
* How to travel worldwide with your family (and pets)
* Solo Travel Do’s & Don’ts
* Moving to a new country (becoming an Expat)
“Awaken to life around you through experiences and adventures that create the true fibers of our lives: One adventure, One memory at a time.” – Marina ‘Travel Experta’
Ready to Make Everyday An Adventure – GET YOUR LIST HERE
Categories: Kids & Family, Leisure, Society & Culture
Tags: Adventure, family, lifestyle, travel, travel advice, travel tips, world travel
Originally written for his young daughter Josephine, who died tragically aged six, The Jungle Book by Rudyard Kipling is a collection of short stories which were published separately in magazines before being compiled into a book. The stories are in the form of fables, where animals communicate and speak to each other as humans do and the purpose of each story was to convey a moral or message to the reader. Modern readers would be more familiar with the Disney animated version in which Mowgli the little “man-cub” is raised by wolves. As he grows, he is trained by denizens of the jungle like Bagheera the panther, Baloo the bear and Kaa the snake. The dreaded tiger Sher Khan is a diabolical villain, feared by all. However, the book is quite different from the Disney film which tends to romanticize some of the characters and demonize others! The original Jungle Book includes the delightful Riki Tiki Tavi tales about a valiant and clever mongoose who protects his friends from the dangerous snakes of the jungle. Contrary to the film version again, only a few of the stories are about Mowgli. What strikes the reader is the sense of wonder and magic that Kipling evokes in these stories about the mysterious jungle and its inhabitants. The writer’s brilliant skills with the English language are another feature that makes the book such a reading pleasure. Interspersed with delightful poems, this is indeed the perfect choice for a read-aloud with your kids! First published in book form in 1894, the original edition contained beautiful illustrations by Rudyard’s father, John Lockwood Kipling, an artist and art teacher who spent much of his career in India. It was here that Kipling first heard Indian folk tales and was inspired to recreate his versions of them for his own children. The Jungle Book also gained a great reputation for being a “moral story” and Sir Robert Baden-Powell, the founder of the Scouts movement requested permission from Kipling to use many of the book’s situations and characters as motivational resources. The leader of a Scout pack was dubbed “Akela” after the warrior wolf of the Free People as wolves are called in the Jungle Book. Kipling was a journalist who covered several wars like the Boer War in South Africa. His extensive body of work includes the famous Just So Stories, Kim and several volumes of short stories, articles, essays and poetry. He was awarded the Nobel Prize for Literature in 1907 and till date, remains the youngest to have won the prestigious award. Today, though his reputation stands dimmed as he is seen as one of the “prophets of Imperialism” the magic of his words cannot be denied. The Jungle Book is a classic that indeed belongs on every bookshelf!
Categories: Arts, Kids & Family
Tags: Adventure, animals, audio books, audiobook, ebooks, fiction, free audio books, Kids, Literature, Loyal Books, loyalbooks.com, poetry, Rudyard Kipling, The Jungle Book
The Musafir Stories is an audio podcast that documents Indian travel tales. Each episode, we share the journey of travelers in their own words and relive their experience with you, our listeners. The sole aim of our podcast is to share the rich experiences of traveling in India and inspire listeners to take the leap of faith, grab those backpacks and set out to explore the beautiful and exotic country, India!
Categories: Kids & Family, Leisure, Society & Culture
Humans have domesticated and handled animals for 14,000 years. Modern times have brought urbanization and technology which have caused a drastic decline in human-animal interactions. As a result, the knowledge of how to properly handle, restrain, and house animals is in decline. In Better Animal Handling, C.B. Chastain, veterinarian and professor emeritus, describes effective, humane animal handling with emphasis on safety measures to prevent injury and the transmission of zoonotic diseases.
Categories: Education, Kids & Family, Science
Tags: animal, bird, cat, cattle, dog, goat, horse, reptile, rodent, sheep, swine
This show is all about Fulham Football Club who plays in the Premier League in England. We preview and recap all of the matches.
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Categories: Kids & Family, Sports
For All Moms is a show that helps other moms realize they’re not alone in the madness of parenthood because Susan and Sharzad share personal, sometimes embarrassing, experiences along with advice and commentary from experts and friends. Members say they love how relatable and real the ladies get when it comes to just about any topic in their lives whether it’s about their kids, marriage, or life in general.
Categories: Health & Fitness, Kids & Family, Society & Culture
An unrehearsed chat between a father and his preschooler son that results in an entertaining and heart-to-heart commentary. Topics will range widely from birthdays to school to friends to life and everything in between.
Categories: Kids & Family
Hear the stories of other PKs, share a few laughs and virtual hugs. Truth is, you are not alone. Look into what goes on in the lives of the people behind the pulpit. Preachers’ Kids or Pastors’ kids, church boys and girls, let’s connect!
Categories: Kids & Family, Religion & Spirituality
A variety of podcasts from our 3rd, 4th, & 5th grade students.
Categories: Kids & Family
Ryan and Robbie are two middle aged idiots who talk about being washed up, parenting, home ownership, sports, entertainment, our childhoods, and all the other nonsense we encounter.
Categories: Comedy, Kids & Family, TV & Film
Are you expecting? Or do you already have a toddler? How should you prepare your beloved dog for the arrival of your little one?
In this weekly podcast, you’ll get expert guidance from bestselling author and dog trainer Michael Wombacher.
In each episode of Good Dog Happy Baby, Mike answers key questions about how best to prepare your dog psychologically, emotionally, and physically for the big changes that come with having a baby.
As you may know, dog ownership has surged in the past 30 years. At the same time, more couples are delaying parenthood.
At the juncture of these trends, dogs have become surrogate children. Having showered love and affection on their pet(s), too few parents consider the impact of a new baby human on their “fur baby”. Nor do they think about how to prepare their “first baby” for this sudden change.
To the extent they consider the situation at all, they mostly assume all will be well.
This assumption is often a big mistake. Over the years I’ve had numerous clients who dismissed my warnings about potential dog-baby problems, only to deeply regret it later. That’s why I created the Good Dog Happy Baby book, e-course, and podcast.
Categories: Education, Kids & Family
Cinema, My Child, and Me is a podcast initiated by Breakfast@Cinema to help parents and teachers build a personal catalogue of family-friendly films, for everyone at home or in a classroom to enjoy together. Shared experiences lead to uninhibited conversations and a healthy exchange of ideas. Breakfast@Cinema has been working in the areas of education of cinema and education through cinema since 2014. They take pleasure in interacting with participants of all age groups and working across sectors, cultures, and geographies.
Categories: Kids & Family
Being a parent doesn’t have to be overwhelming. This easy to follow guide to respectful parenting & conscious parenting is created to help you feel more secure and create a calmer relationship with your children.
Inspired by Montessori and RIE, amongst others, Aisha has spent years working with young children and would like to help parents like you embark on their positive parenting journey in a realistic and accessible way.
You don’t have to read all the books, you don’t have to spend hours learning and practicing new things.
This podcast will give you one bite-size aspect to focus on in each episode which you can slowly start introducing into your home. Over time, these skills will turn into habits, and eventually become a natural part of who you are. Are you ready to dive in?
Categories: Education, Kids & Family
Tags: baby, child, child development, Children, conscious parenting, gentle parenting, helping parents, Montessori, newborn, Parent Coach, parent help, parent support, parenting tips, positive parenting, respectful parenting, RIE, tantrum, toddler
How to introduce new fish into the aquarium: steps to follow.
1. Prepare the aquarium correctly
Before bringing any fish home, the first thing you should do is properly condition their habitat.
To do this, you must purchase the appropriate aquarium, with the corresponding size for the amount of fish you want to have in it and the species. Take into account if you are going to add more in the future when selecting the fish tank.
Once you have it, place it in a flat place, where it cannot fall or there is no risk of children or pets throwing it to the ground. Lighting (no direct sunlight) and being away from drafts is also very important.
Add decorative elements to the aquarium so that the fish can swim among them and hide, but without passing you: they must have space to move freely!
Remember that depending on the type of fish you want, the water temperature can be hotter or colder. You have to control this with the thermometer, monitor the pH and add all those conditioners that allow the life in the water of the fish to be healthy (filters, chemicals …).
Prepare all this a few weeks before introducing the fish.
2. Choose the fish and take them home
When it comes to acquiring fish, advice is very important. Not all fish get along well with each other, so whether it is the first time you are going to introduce a fish in the aquarium, or if you already have some, it is best to consult a professional.
When they have indicated which ones are correct for you, it is ideal that you take them home two by two (if they are the first), adding a new pair per week, until you complete the number of little fish you want to have.
The fish are usually delivered in a transparent bag that can be placed in a very clean box so that the lights do not disturb the animal during transport.
The trip should be as short as possible and without shocks that cause discomfort to the fish.
3. Don’t put them in at once
One of the most important points on how to introduce new fish to the aquarium is acclimatization.
This means that we must not suddenly introduce the fish into the aquarium from the bag, but must carry out a process in which the water in both containers is equal in temperature and other conditions.
How can we do this? Well, following these steps:
Place the bag in the water, hooked so that it does not fall. Make sure the bag is not dirty on the outside.
When about 15-20 minutes have passed in which the bag has been floating, take a glass of water from the fish tank and put it in the bag. In this way they will become even more accustomed to the temperature and chemicals of the water where they will live.
About 10-15 minutes later, the previous step is repeated.
After another 10 minutes, the fish can be caught from the bag with a net and left in the aquarium. Do not put the water from the bag in the tank.
If fish already live in that habitat and you are going to introduce a new one, the ideal is to turn off or dim the light so that the old fish do not notice their new or new companions and a more relaxed atmosphere is created.
Discover more in this podcast.
Categories: Kids & Family
Kids & Family includes podcasts about motherhood, fatherhood, single parenting, blended families, and all aspects of family life. In recognition of their status as family members, podcasts about pets are included too.