A podcast that will surely cheer up moms around the world. Real stories and genuine conversations with other moms about life, career, finances, relationships and family. New momshie guest every episode! Stay tuned!
Categories: Kids & Family
Hosted by Nicole Casey, speech-language pathologist and founder of The Child-Led SLP, Let Them Lead is the go-to podcast for professionals and caregivers who want to support autistic kids with respect, trust, and connection. Each week, we explore child-led, neuroaffirming approaches to communication, play, and therapy—centered around the belief that autistic kids deserve communication partners who honor and support them holistically. Whether you’re navigating gestalt language processing, AAC, sensory differences, or just want to break free from compliance-based systems, you’re in the right place. You’ll hear honest conversations, practical strategies, and plenty of real-life examples to help you unlearn old habits and confidently support the kids you love or work with. No behavior charts. No rigid protocols. Just curiosity, compassion, and the freedom to follow your autistic child’s lead.
Categories: Education, Kids & Family
Informative podcast about everyday mommy life but you don’t have to be a mother to tune in. This show will tackle topics that everyone can relate to. Todays pop culture, politics, local and national news. I will give tips on getting jobs well above minimum wage in your state. I will help improve resumes and tell interview secrets. I will make this worth your listen!!! Give a mommy a chance
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Divorce coach and mediator Mandy Walker shares compassionate, practical, expert advice on moving from we to me, featuring interviews with the leading divorce experts on every aspect of divorce: making the decision, parenting, money, healing and recovery, the STBX and the legal stuff … we cover it all. You don’t have to do this alone and you will get through this.
Categories: Education, Kids & Family, Society & Culture
Welcome to the Dinner w/ Friends podcast produced and hosted by young adults for young adults. On this podcast we go in-depth about some of the realities we face today as a generation. From the latest fashion trends to sexual education, we’re digging in. We’re your family and we’re here to support you and provide food for thought so grab a plate, pull up a chair, and listen up. Yall hungry?
Categories: Kids & Family, Society & Culture
What this Podcast is about
Revealing secrets of couples in successful love and marriage relationship
3 Reasons Why we are doing this podcast
• Successful couples have prepared themselves to thrive, not just survive in their relationship and in their lives
• One or both partners focus on turning small and big challenges into opportunities for personal growth
• Successful couples invest their time and energy in building, maintaining, sustaining and expanding ways to be their best selves to each other, their families and others
• Successful couples know that success is when preparation meets opportunities for more growth, transformation and success
3 Ways we Demonstrate How to Apply the Successful Couples Secrets to Real Life
• We will share a topic related to real-life situations in love and marriage
• Then we will provide an example of how each partner approached the challenge effectively with personal responsibility and accountability
• That will be followed us giving a challenge to the listening audience asking what they would do in the same situation and what they would advise others to do.
Categories: Education, Health & Fitness, Kids & Family
Welcome! We are Kalimba Bennett Tuck and Karen Valby, best friends for over a quarter century trying to survive this fucked-up world with our joy intact. We are mothers, writers, whiners, and strivers holding space for a weekly sleepover-style, deep, absurd and big-humored conversation with each other, and anyone else who can bear us. So if your own mother isn’t available or can’t offer unconditional ears…COME TO MAMA. If your friends have lost patience with your mess….COME TO MAMA. If you need reassurance that we too are struggling with some of the same crazy thoughts in your head… COME TO MAMA. Want the mama’s thoughts on your drama? Email us: cometomamapod@gmail.com Instagram: @cometomamapod Twitter: @cometomamapod
Categories: Comedy, Kids & Family
A sequel to Nathaniel Hawthorne’s earlier volume of Greek mythology interpreted and retold for young people, Tanglewood Tales includes more legends and tales of ancient heroes and monsters. In his earlier book, A Wonder-Book for Girls and Boys, Hawthorne had designed the book to be a book within a book. A young college student keeps a group of young children entertained by retelling Greek myths in a way in which they can easily understand. Nathaniel Hawthorne also wrote a brief introduction to Tanglewood Tales, entitled The Wayside. Eustace Bright, the student in the earlier book, makes an appearance here too and reveals that he has compiled more such stories for his young audience. Tanglewood Tales contains six famous stories. The first one is Theseus and the Minotaur, in which the Greek hero Theseus slays the terrible monster who lives in a Labyrinth below the palace of King Minos. He is helped by Princess Ariadne, who falls in love with the young stranger who comes to slay the fabled creature and deliver the citizens of the land from the evil beast. The second story describes one of the incidents from the Odyssey. The Palace of Circe recounts the legend of the loathsome monster, Circe, who turns all people into beasts. How the brave Ulysses saves his men and other unfortunate people whom Circe has enslaved is told in an entertaining and exciting manner. The legend of Prosperina, her mother Ceres the Earth Goddess and the dark ruler of the Underworld, Vulcan is told in the third story, The Pomegranate Seeds. The story of Antaeus, son of Poseidon and Gaia is retold in The Pygmies. This is a little known story, set in Africa and is based on both Greek and Berber legends. The Dragon’s Teeth is a delightful retelling of the myth of Europa and her brothers. One of the brothers, Cadmus, who is the only one of the family left behind after Zeus abducts Europa, slays a monstrous dragon who preys upon the surrounding villages. The goddess Athena advises Cadmus to sow the dragon’s teeth in the ground and a race of fine warriors springs up, and thus is built the city of Cadmeia the capital of Thebes. The last story is one of the most famous in Greek mythology: Jason and The Golden Fleece. Tanglewood Tales is indeed a charming volume to be read in tandem with the Wonder-book and it will perhaps spur young readers to delve more into the immortal Greek myths and legends of yore. More great books at LoyalBooks.com
Categories: Arts, Kids & Family
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Your trusted source for unconventional advice and inspiration about the Womanly Art of Raising Someone Else’s Kids.
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TMP305 is hosted by Linda, founder of Tickle Me Pink Miami-Dade. TMP305 was created as a platform for single parents and guardians to come together as a support group to give advice and have adult conversations. Please note, some topics may not be suitable for children under the age of thirteen. Moreover, some topics may have some sexual dialog, tragic life experiences and or profanity. We are here to speak our truths, state some facts and give our opinion. Come join the fun and let us Tickle you PINK! Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/tmp305/support
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Podcast dedicated to providing information and resources to marriages and families.
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Pleasant Ridge Today is the official podcast of Pleasant Ridge Waldorf School in Viroqua, Wisconsin. Founded in 1980, the school is one of the only rural Waldorf schools in the country. The podcast provides information on current school events plus special features of interest to parents and the wider community.
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Media Minded explores the bizarre world of misinformation and conspiracies. Following on from the success of the first season in 2019, each episode platforms a different subject who has previously been a victim of, or a willing participant in, a conspiracy theory… but these lines may be more blurred than you think. Ex-cultists, anti-vaxxers and more describe their slow descent into the untrue, and those who experience the brunt of the lies and hatred explain the effect that the proliferation of these ideas has. All the while, industry-leading academics and experts provide theoretical justifications for the actions taken by all parties.
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We discuss our inter-racial marriage, raising two sons, working, our love of the 80s, and life in general.
Categories: Kids & Family, Leisure, Music
A podcast about baby loss, legacy and learning to live again. Alison Ingleby interviews parents who’ve experienced stillbirth, miscarriage and infant death and the professionals who support them
Categories: Health & Fitness, Kids & Family
The path to calm, confident, and in-control parenting starts now. The Play Therapy Parenting Podcast is hosted by Dr. Brenna Hicks, The Kid Counselor®. All content, no fluff.
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This podcast is more than just story time. It’s a time to share, to think big, and to believe in magic. My challenge for the parent is not to limit the child’s ability. If a concept is “new” start with the book chat, then go to the story, then the book chat again. You’ll be amazed to hear your five year old begin to teach you about mindfulness, self love, and diversity. You’ll then notice that your child is interested in writing or feeling more confident to share their big ideas with others. This is the magic of learning.
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Welcome to Just Talk, the show that gives voice to kids on matters of social justice, humanity, and being and believing in the world. Just Talk is hosted by Jil Novenski, Director of Religious Education for Children and Youth at The Community Church of New York (Unitarian-Universalist). We want to hear from you! We record live by Zoom every Monday at noon Eastern. Email us at podcast@ccny.org to let us know you want to be part of the conversation. Let’s just talk!
Categories: Kids & Family, Religion & Spirituality
Tags: educational, family, Kids, parents, spiritual, unitarian-universalist
If you’ve loved and cherished The Wind in The Willows, you’ll be delighted to read The Golden Age. In this book of reminiscences by Kenneth Grahame, the much loved creator of Winnie The Pooh, readers are granted an insight into the writer’s childhood. The opening lines of the Prologue provide a poignant reminder of Grahame’s childhood. When he was just five, his mother died in childbirth and his father who had a long standing problem with alcoholism consigned his four children, including the newborn baby, to the care of their grandmother in Berkshire. The rambling old house was a treasure trove of passages and attics, filled with old things and provided the children with plenty of excitement. Their uncle who was a member of the clergy in a neighboring village, often came to take them boating and walking in the nearby woods. These are the memories that are so charmingly captured in Grahame’s books. Though he was a brilliant pupil, financial issues did not allow him to pursue further education at college. Instead, he went to work in a bank. His writing career began relatively early on, with the publication of short stories in various magazines when he was just 20 years old. However, it was in 1908, when he was more than 40 that The Wind in The Willows was published, which was received with great admiration and enjoyment by both adults and children. The Golden Age was published in 1895. Some of the stories in it had already appeared in various magazines. It was greeted by poets like Swinburne with much praise and almost instantly regarded as a classic. What’s interesting about The Golden Age is that in this book, Grahame uses the metaphor of Ancient Greek legends and stories as parallels to his own life. The adults are termed “The Olympians” appearing remote, inaccessible and lofty to a child. Their activities are incomprehensible to the young mind while they had no interest in the doings of their wards. Grahame’s humorous yet ironical tone lends a touch of fun to the adult world as seen through the eyes of a child. Other chapters describe the fun of being outdoors, visitors and relatives who come to the house, childhood games of Roundheads and Royalists, King Arthur’s Knights, bandits and damsels in distress, knights errant, soldiers and princesses and everything else that a group of high spirited children could devise out of their boundless imaginations. Youthful escapades, stolen fruit, daredevil stunts and the carefree days of childhood are vividly captured in The Golden Age. For modern day readers, these recollections are interesting and in almost complete contrast to children’s lives today, yet the book is an amusing and easy read for all ages. More great books at LoyalBooks.com
Categories: Arts, Kids & Family, Society & Culture
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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.