توی این اپیزود خلاصه ای از نکاتی که میتونه به پدر مادر و بچه ها کمک کنه برای روز و هفته اول مدرسه رو صحبت میکنیم.

چطور یک مدرسه رو برای فرزندمون انتخاب کنیم؟اگر انتخاب نداریم چی؟ چطور فضای مدرسه رو برای بچه مون بهتر کنیم؟

توی این اپیزود یک مامان پر از دانش و انرژی از شهسوار(تنکابن) ایرن، در مورد نکات تربیتی کودک از عقاید و روش خودشون صحبت میکنن.

توی این اپیزود با عفت رفیع زاده عزیز صحبت میکنم. یک مامان که در دهه شصت زندگیشون هستن و بچه هاشون رو توی مشهد بزرگ کردن. امیدوارم شما هم از این گفتگوی فوق العاده لذت ببرید.

توی این اپیزود با بهناز عزیز صحبت میکنم. یک مامان پنجاه و پنج ساله که الان تورنتو ساکن هستن و زمان نوزادی بچه ها مشهد بودن. امیدوارم شما هم از این گفتگوی فوق العاده لذت ببرید.

توی این اپیزود با یه مامان دوست داشتنی و مهربون از آبادان و شیراز ایران در مورد خواب نوزاد صحبت میکنم.

توی این اپیزود با مامان خودم که در دهه ۶۰ زندگیشون هستن صحبت میکنم در مورد انتخابها و فلسفه شون برای خواب نوزاد. امیدوارم لذت ببرید.

توی این اپیزود با یک مامان خیلی دوست داشتنی که در دهه ۶۰ زندگیشون هستن صحبت میکنیم در مورد انتخابها و فلسفه شون برای خواب نوزاد. امیدوارم لذت ببرید.

آیا آموزش در تربیت فرزند مهم هست؟ چرا؟ به نظر شما چقدر باید درباره آموزش بچه استرس داشته باشیم و چقدر فکر کنیم؟ آموزش چه تاثیری در زندگی فرزندمون داره؟

توی این اپیزود با هانیه رزاقی عزیز درباره دغدغه ش در مورد آموزش کودکان به عنوان یک والد صحبت میکنیم و از تجربه و تخصصش در این زمینه استفاده میکنیم. هانیه رواندرمانگر ثبت شده در اونتاریو کانادا هست و خیلی خوشحالیم که توی این اپیزود ما رو همراهی میکنه. پیج اینستاگرام هانیه: https://www.instagram.com/hanieh_razzaghi_psychotherapy/

توی این اپیزود با شعله عزیز، ۶۲ ساله، صاحب سه فرزند و دو نوه، از مشهد صحبت میکنیم. از کودکی بچه هاشون حرف میزنیم و چیزایی که توی فرزندپروری براشون مهم بوده.

توی این اپیزود پادکست با دیانای عزیز صحبت میکنیم و نقطه نظر یک جوان رو در مورد نوع برخورد مراقبهای اصلیش، برخوردهای درست و اشتباه والدین از نظرش هم در دوران کنونی یعنی جوانیش و هم در دوران نوجوانیش بررسی میکنیم.

توی این اپیزود با آرایانای عزیز صحبت میکنیم و از تخصصش در زمینه برخورد با مشکلات نوجوانها استفاده میکنیم. آرایانا در تورنتو رواندرمانگر هست و با نوجوانها و کودکان و والدینشون کار میکنه. پیج اینستاگرام آرایانا:https://www.instagram.com/ariana.adibrad.therapist/

کتاب والدین مضطرب، کودکان مضطرب در مورد اضطرابهای رایج والدین، راه حل های اشتباه و درست در برخورد با اضطراب کودکان و خودمون صحبت میکنه. عنوان انگلیسی این کتاب هست anxious kids, anxious parents نوشته Lynn Lyons, Reid Wilson

توی این اپیزود با مریم عزیز صحبت میکنیم که سی سال پیش از ایران به تورنتو مهاجرت کردن. وقتی مهاجرت کردن یک فرزند سه ساله داشتن و در طول زمان زندگیشون در تورنتو با چالش های متعددی روبرو شدن که شنیدنش بسیار آموزنده ست. مریم جون ایمیلشون رو در اختیارمون گذاشتن که اگر کسی نیاز به مشورت یا کمک در زمینه تجربه هاشون داشت بتونه باهاشون تماس بگیره. maryamnivi@gmail.com

توی این اپیزود با بهناز عزیز صحبت میکنم. یک مامان که در دهه پنجاه زندگیشون هستن و بچه هاشون رو توی مشهد بزرگ کردن. امیدوارم شما هم از این گفتگوی فوق العاده لذت ببرید.

In this eye-opening episode of Andisheh Parenting, we challenge the conventional wisdom of modern parenting that demands constant playfulness from parents. Discover the pitfalls of turning play into a duty and explore a revolutionary approach that emphasizes community-supported, child-led play. Learn from anthropology and psychology experts about the benefits of giving children the freedom to play and grow independently. Join us as we explore co-housing communities and how they can transform the way we raise our children.

Contact: andi@andishehparenting.com

Is boredom good for kids?

In this episode of Andisheh Parenting, I explore why unstructured time is essential for children’s growth, plus what a 1930s Austrian village can teach us about purpose and connection. We’ll also look at how co-housing communities give kids freedom, safety, and a built-in village, and my vision for creating one in Austin, Texas.

Books mentioned:

Creating Co-Housing — Kathryn McCamant & Charles Durrett

Cohousing Communities - Charles Durrent

One Life, Live It — Charles Durrett

contact: andi@andishehparenting.com

In this episode of Andisheh Parenting, we engage in a heartfelt conversation with two mothers, Alex and Sara, about their diverse parenting philosophies shaped by cultural backgrounds and personal experiences. We explore the evolution of their parenting ideals, the challenges of sleep training, and the realities of gentle parenting. The discussion highlights the importance of community wisdom, the acceptance of imperfection in parenting, and the necessity of problem-solving approaches in raising children.TakeawaysParenting philosophies often change after becoming a parent.Cultural backgrounds significantly influence parenting styles.Expectations around sleep can lead to frustration for parents.Gentle parenting can be more challenging than anticipated.Problem-solving conversations with children can foster better relationships.Community support and shared experiences are invaluable for parents.It's normal to have regrets and make mistakes as a parent.Trial and error is a common part of parenting.Reading and research should be balanced with personal experiences.Cultural wisdom can provide valuable insights into effective parenting.

In this conversation, Homa shares her extraordinary journey from being a registered nurse in Canada to pursuing anthropology, leading her to Afghanistan to study lullabies. She discusses the cultural significance of lullabies, the challenges of conducting research in a different country, and how her experiences reshaped her views on parenting and community. Homa reflects on the differences between parenting in Afghanistan and Canada, highlighting the importance of community support and the lessons she has learned from her cultural exploration. Ultimately, she highlights the personal transformation that accompanies motherhood and the valuable insights gained from her journey.

Resources:

1. Allison Gopnick
2. EO Wilson's biophilia
3. Last Child in the Woods by Richard Louv
4. https://www.childrenandnature.org/
5. Coyote's Guide to Connecting with Nature Book by Jon Young
6. How to Raise a Wild Child: The Art and Science of Falling in Love with Nature by Scott D. Sampson

Today, I’m talking to Sara, a mom who transformed her parenting approach to connect her son with the wonders of nature.Despite not being outdoorsy herself, Sara was determined to create meaningful nature play experiences for Sam, starting with small hikes and playgroups in Vancouver. Her journey was full of challenges, low participation, legal concerns, and learning from scratch, but it led to profound discoveries about parenting, nature, and herself.If you’ve ever wondered about the magic of unstructured play or the courage to step outside your comfort zone as a parent, this episode is for you. Let’s dive in!

In this episode, we’ll dive into Lenore Skenazy’s provocative book, Free-Range Kids.

I’m Andisheh, a software engineer, and with me is my friend Sara, an architect. We love everything about parenting. Together, we’ve spent years reading parenting books, talking to experts, and building a strong foundation of knowledge about child development and psychology. You can learn more about Sara’s work on unstructured play in nature and play-based learning at natureplaygroup on Instagram. Here is the link to her page: https://www.instagram.com/natureplayg... "Let Grow" founded by Lenore is a non-profit organization that helps with providing a safe environment for kids to play free and unguided. Here is a link for more information: https://letgrow.org/

This conversation highlights the crucial role of free play in child development, suggesting that structured activities and school environments often restrict children's independence and opportunities for unstructured play. This play is essential for developing negotiation skills, imagination, and friendships.My email: andi@andishehparenting.comMy info: https://linktr.ee/AndishehParenting?utm_source=linktree_profile_share&ltsid=bfdcd0a4-02ac-4b21-a3b4-de6adad92483

This conversation delves into the historical context of sleep training methods, particularly focusing on the origins of the 'cried out' sleep training method from the 1800s. It discusses the claims made by early parenting literature and the implications of these claims on modern parenting practices.

Dr. Jennie Rosier Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/relationshipslovehappiness/

Dr. Jennie Rosier podcast, Love Matters: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/love-matters/id1543778514

My email: andi@andishehparenting.com

My info: https://linktr.ee/AndishehParenting?utm_source=linktree_profile_share&ltsid=bfdcd0a4-02ac-4b21-a3b4-de6adad92483

In this conversation, Stephanie Sewel, an alternative education consultant, shares her insights on the limitations of traditional schooling and the importance of creating personalized, student-centered learning experiences. She discusses her journey from conventional teaching to homeschooling, emphasizing the need for autonomy and trust in children's learning processes. The conversation explores the balance between grit and autonomy, the role of choice in education, and the various alternative education options available to families.Stephanie Sewel Homepage: https://www.stephaniesewell.ca/My email: andi@andishehparenting.comeMy info: https://linktr.ee/AndishehParenting?utm_source=linktree_profile_share

In this episode, I share what happened when I stopped nagging my daughter about mornings and let her take charge. From missed school days to a stress-free morning with French toast and laughter, I learned powerful lessons about freedom, discipline, and trust.Sometimes the best thing we can do as parents is step back—and watch our kids step up.

My email: andi@andishehparenting.comMy info: https://linktr.ee/AndishehParenting?utm_source=linktree_profile_share&ltsid=bfdcd0a4-02ac-4b21-a3b4-de6adad92483

Join us in this insightful episode as we welcome Charles Durrett, a pioneering architect and author, to discuss the transformative power of cohousing. Discover how Charles introduced this innovative concept to North America and has been advocating for community-driven living for over three decades. Learn about the benefits of cohousing, from fostering connection and collaboration to addressing social and cultural challenges. Whether you're curious about sustainable living or looking to build a stronger community, this episode is packed with valuable insights and practical advice. Don't miss out on this engaging conversation!

Charles Durrett Company Website:https://www.cohousingco.com/charles-durrett

Books:

Creating Cohosuing: https://a.co/d/d5PddHn

Cohousing Communities: https://a.co/d/0zDljZp

One Life Live it: https://a.co/d/doS2aDm

Senior Cohousing: https://a.co/d/3V4EGuX

My email: andi@andishehparenting.come

links:

Austin Cohousing Project: https://nestandneighbours.com/My info: https://linktr.ee/AndishehParenting?utm_source=linktree_profile_share<sid=bfdcd0a4-02ac-4b21-a3b4-de6adad92483