Welcome to another episode of Raising Parents: The Parenting Science Insights Podcast! Hosted by Dina Sargeant, this episode dives deep into the world of young athletes and the pivotal role parents play in nurturing their potential. Join us as we explore the intersections of sports, child development, and effective parenting techniques.

In this episode, Dina sits down with Dr. Jim Taylor, a psychologist who has dedicated over 30 years to working with young people, parents, and educators. Dr. Jim Taylor is the author of 19 books, including five focused on parenting, such as Raising Young Athletes: Parenting Your Children to Victory in Sports and Life. His expertise has been featured on major networks like NBC, Fox News, and ABC, as well as in prominent publications like The Los Angeles Times and Men’s Health. Dr. Jim Taylor’s insights have reached millions through his popular blog posts and media appearances.

Dr. Jim Taylor shares his extensive knowledge on the developmental stages of middle and late childhood, specifically focusing on young athletes. He delves into how sports participation impacts their physical, cognitive, and emotional growth. The conversation covers common challenges parents face in raising young athletes and offers practical advice on managing these issues to promote their overall well-being.

In addition, the episode highlights the crucial importance of physical health and injury prevention for young athletes. Dr. Jim Taylor emphasises the vital roles that parents and coaches play in supporting and guiding young athletes through their developmental years. This episode is a treasure trove of valuable information for parents looking to foster a healthy and positive sports environment for their children.

Tune in to this episode for a wealth of knowledge and actionable insights from Dr. Jim Taylor. Whether you're a parent of a budding athlete or simply interested in child development, this discussion offers essential guidance for nurturing young talent in sports and life. Don't miss out on these expert tips and insights to help your child thrive both on and off the field.

To see more of Dr. Jim Taylor’s work, have a look at here:  Website: http://www.drjimtaylor.com/ LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/drjimtaylor/

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Welcome to another episode of Raising Parents: The Parenting Science Insights Podcast, hosted by Dina Sargeant. This week, we unlock the mysteries of early childhood development with "Toddlers' Minds Unleashed – Development Essentials." Prepare to embark on a journey into the toddler brain and discover how you can nurture your little one's growth and potential.

Today's guest is Art Markman, Ph.D, a Cognitive scientist, author, and Vice Provost for Continuing and Professional Education and New Education Ventures at the University of Texas at Austin. With a deep understanding of brain development and a passion for education, Art brings a wealth of knowledge to the conversation, providing invaluable insights for parents and caregivers.

In this episode, Art and Dina explore the critical stages of brain development in toddlers, highlighting how these phases influence their overall growth. He discusses the essential windows of opportunity that parents and caregivers should recognize to maximize developmental benefits.

Art also addresses common challenges in language development and offers pointers for supporting toddlers in acquiring language skills. Additionally, he emphasizes the role of play in fostering brain and conceptual development, sharing effective tips for parents to actively nurture their toddlers' minds. Don't miss this episode filled with expert advice to help your child thrive!

To see more of Art Markman, Ph.D’s work, have a look at here:  LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/art-markman-93aa6a22/ Website: https://liberalarts.utexas.edu/psychology/faculty/markman

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As our society grapples with understanding diversity and combating discrimination, it's crucial to consider what messages we're imparting to our children.

In this insightful discussion, we're joined by clinical psychologist Alvin Thomas, PhD, the Phyllis Northway Faculty Fellow and Assistant Professor of Human Development and Family Studies in the School of Human Ecology at the University of Wisconsin, Madison. Alvin Thomas, PhD’s work exists at the intersection of positive child and youth development and father involvement. He recently launched "The Black Fatherhood Podcast with Alvin Thomas, PhD’s to explore issues concerning the representation of, and challenges faced by, Black fathers while he educates, validates, and elevates Black fathers.

Alvin Thomas, PhD shares invaluable insights into positive parenting practices that promote resilience, self-esteem, and a sense of belonging in children navigating discriminatory experiences.

Join us as we explore strategies for parents to empower their kids, foster empathy, and navigate challenging situations with strength and compassion. 

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We've already explored the roles of family members and doulas, but today, we're turning our focus to the often-overlooked yet vital role of partners during pregnancy.

Join us as we delve into questions about the active involvement of partners, their impact on the pregnancy journey, and the assistance they provide postpartum. To shed light on these topics and offer valuable insights, we're honored to have clinical scientist Oludoyinmolah Ojifinni joining us all the way from Africa.

Oludoyinmola is a clinician scientist with a passion for public and population health. Her research zeroes in on family and reproductive health issues, recognizing the significance of the family unit in ensuring optimal health at the community and population levels.

So, whether you're an expectant parent or simply curious about the dynamics of pregnancy support, this episode promises to be enlightening and empowering. Don't miss out on expert advice and firsthand experiences as we explore the essential role of partners in the pregnancy journey. 

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Mealtime isn't just about meeting nutritional needs; it's a crucial opportunity for shaping children's learning, development, health, and overall wellbeing. But as children grow, how can parents adapt mealtime structures to suit their evolving needs?

Join us as Lara shares her expertise on creating a positive mealtime environment that fosters healthy eating habits and adventurous eating experiences. Drawing from her extensive experience as a feeding therapist and educator, Lara offers practical insights and techniques to help parents navigate mealtime challenges and cultivate joy around food.

Whether you're dealing with picky eaters or simply seeking to optimize your family's mealtime routine, this interview is packed with valuable advice to empower parents on their journey towards nurturing happy and healthy eaters.

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Join us for an illuminating discussion on fostering secure attachments in children with Dr. Kate Renshaw, a distinguished play therapist and scholar.

Dr. Renshaw holds a PhD in Philosophy, a Bachelor's in Psychology, and specialized certifications in therapy modalities, including Grad. Cert. in HELT, Grad. Dip. in Art Therapy, and Grad. Dip. in Play Therapy.

With registrations from esteemed organizations like BAPT (Associate Play Therapist), APPTA (RPT/S), and APT (International Professional), Dr. Renshaw brings a wealth of expertise to the table.

As an author, speaker, Mental Health in Education Consultant, and university scholar, Dr. Renshaw's work extends far beyond academia.

She actively engages in therapeutic practice, working closely with children, families, and educators to facilitate healing and growth.

Don't miss this opportunity to gain valuable insights from Dr. Kate Renshaw's vast experience and knowledge. 

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Join us for an enlightening discussion on the importance of postpartum wellbeing and its empowering effects for new caregivers.

Today, we're honored to have Lilian Ong, a Registered Counsellor and Postpartum Support International coordinator for Singapore, guiding us through this conversation. With her extensive expertise in counseling and a deep commitment to supporting individuals through life's transitions, Lilian sheds light on the significance of prioritizing postpartum health for caregivers.

As a Registered Counselor with the Singapore Association for Counseling and a Certified Meditation and Mindfulness Teacher, Lilian brings a holistic approach to her work, blending professional expertise with personal experiences. She understands the complexities of balancing various roles and labels, and her goal is to provide psychological support, foster awareness, and equip clients with resilience-building skills.

Through her platform, Wellness Journey, Lilian aims to redefine counseling in Singapore, emphasizing not just recovery from mental stress but also preventive care, personal growth, and psychological development.

Don't miss this insightful conversation as we explore the transformative power of focusing on postpartum well-being and its impact on caregivers and their families.

To see more of Lilian’s work, have a look at her website at https://wellnessjourney.sg/about 

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Developing healthy eating habits in children is vital for their overall well-being. Still, it can be challenging due to various influences and societal pressures. In today's episode of Raising Parents, host Dina Sargeant and our guest, Leighan Chaffee, address this critical issue head-on, offering words of wisdom that will help you cultivate a positive relationship with food in children.

Leighann R. Chaffee is an Associate Teaching Professor at the University of Washington. She brings her expertise in neuroscience and psychology to the table, shedding light on parents' significant role in shaping their children's eating habits.

In this episode, Leighann delves into the fascinating relationship between our dietary habits and brain function. She underlines the pivotal role parents play in exposing children to various foods and flavors, focusing on infusing each mealtime with joy. As Dina and Leighann exchange ideas on mindful and pleasurable eating habits, they provide viewers with practical techniques to blend nutritious options with occasional treats. The conversation gravitates towards strengthening the parent-child bond through communal dining, presenting a fresh outlook on nurturing a healthy rapport with food.

Make sure you take advantage of this enlightening conversation, where you can find practical and valuable tips to foster mindful and joyful eating experiences for your children. Also, subscribe to our channel for more engaging discussions to help you on your parenting journey!

To see more of Leighann’s work, have a look at her university page for her publications athttps://directory.tacoma.uw.edu/employee/lchaffee 

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The struggle is real when it comes to sitting down, opening a book and reading continuously for three hours. Studying is one big challenge for many students at any level. Knowing the right way to find some enthusiasm in some subjects doesn’t help. 

On today's show, Professor Andrew Martin joins Dina to share his observations as a professor at the University of New South Wales, Australia. Andrew is also on the Psychology Board of Australia as a Registered Psychologist specializing in student motivation and engagement, with some insightful thoughts on how parents can support this. Following his focus, Andrew authored multiple publications, including one that can be used as a research guide on how parents can participate in the process.

In this episode, Dina and Andrew talk about the process of studying at university and the types of autonomous motivation needed to get by. Dina shares her experiences with the university, including the positive transition into university life regarding having more autonomy. 

To see more of Professor Andrew Martin’s work, have a look at his university page for his publications at https://www.unsw.edu.au/staff/andrew-martin 

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Get ready to kick off the new year with a joyful and harmonious household by fostering a positive connection with your child. As we set our resolutions and goals, don't forget to remember the importance of building a strong bond with your little ones.

Join us for this insightful episode of Raising Parents. Our host, Marie, takes the lead as she engages in a captivating conversation with Dr. Brenna Hicks, Ph.D., LMHC, RPT – a licensed play therapist, author, speaker, and parenting expert. Dr. Brenna Hicks created The Kid Counselor blog in 2006, which aims to offer parents parenting and Play Therapy tips. The website is also host to her podcast, dealing with issues from behavior to anxiety and social media use. 

In this episode, Brenna and Marie unravel the secrets of "play therapy" and explore its incredible benefits for children of all ages. Through this podcast, parents can gain insights into behavioral issues and discover how play therapy can empower parents to understand your children better. She also shares invaluable parenting advice in this episode, so don't miss it! Also, tune in for other episodes for enlightening discussions that promise to transform your parenting journey!

To see more of Brenna Hicks work, have a look at The Kid Counselor https://www.thekidcounselor.com/.

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“Congratulations, you’re going to college!” That’s the praise a lot of young adults will have heard in the coming months as we go into the new year. Going to college is a huge milestone in every young adult's life, especially if you are the first in your family to go. But with college comes a whole new ball game in self-discovery, having your own autonomy, and learning about the real world. 

For parents, this is usually where your parenting is really put to the test in guiding without forceful impacts. But college isn't all fun and games; it’s still academia and there’s still so much you should be ready for before starting this new phase. 

In today’s episode, host Dina and Dr. Joe Magliano discuss the importance of academic reading and understanding in college. They also explain how to promote success through your degree and into your career. Dr. Joe shares his observations as a professor who sees undergraduate students handling their adaptation of reading and writing and how it helps them succeed. 

To see more of Dr. Joe Magliano’s work, have a look at his university page for his publications at https://education.gsu.edu/profile/joe-magliano/#profile-overview-tab 

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Starting school is such a big time in a childs life; being able to explore a bigger part of the world, meeting new people, new experiences and learning a lot of new things. While some countries do have specific ages a child should start primary school, some children are likely to hold more skills than others by the time they reach the school age. 

In today's episode of Raising Parents, Dina spoke to registered Psychologist, Ann-Elizabeth Magiris. Ann started working as an ABA therapist, in the early 2000’s, for children with autism. This led her to work with the Victorian school system to provide assessments for children learning difficulties and mental health plans. Ann-elizabeth became the owner of Healthy Young Minds in Bundoora, Victoria. HYM provides services on from School assessments and learning support to child counseling and parent coaching.

Tune into the episode to hear Ann and Dina define the “school readiness assessment” for parents and also provide information on what parents can do to prepare their children for school in the months before they’re set to start school. 

To see more of Ann-Elizabeth’s work, have a look at Healthy Young Minds https://www.healthyyoungminds.com.au/ to find out more.

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Welcome to another exciting episode of Raising Parents: The Parenting Science Insights Podcast, hosted by Marie Stella Quek. In this episode, we delve into the heart of child development with a fascinating discussion on "Childhood Flourish – The Essence of the Evolved Nest." Get ready to explore revolutionary ideas that could transform your parenting approach and nurture a thriving future for your children.

Our guest today is Darcia Narvaez, Professor Emerita of Psychology at the University of Notre Dame. A distinguished Fellow of multiple prestigious associations, Darcia's interdisciplinary research spans evolved morality, child development, and human flourishing. She has authored influential works, including "Restoring the Kinship Worldview" and "The Evolved Nest: Nature’s Way of Raising Children and Creating Connected Communities."

Today, Darcia Narvaez shares her profound insights on the importance of understanding child development through the lens of the evolved nest. She explains how essential elements like physical touch and carrying contribute significantly to the well-being and developmental journey of young children.

Darcia also explores the long-term benefits of responsive parenting on a child's emotional and social growth. She offers practical advice to parents eager to embrace the evolved nest principles in their child-rearing practices. Whether you're a new parent or looking to enhance your parenting style, this episode is packed with valuable pointers and resources to help you foster a nurturing and connected family environment.

To see more of Darcia Narvaez’s work, have a look here: Websites: https://darcianarvaez.com/  https://www.psychologytoday.com/gb/contributors/darcia-f-narvaez-phd LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/darcia-narvaez-26a25815 

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Imagine the power of a deep connection with your child - a bond that shapes their emotional well-being and sets the stage for their future relationships. That's the power of secure attachment, a bond between caregivers and children that shapes their emotional well-being and future relationships.

In this enlightening episode, join host Dina Sargeant and Dr. Amelia N.Y. Lee, MH, as they delve into the importance of secure attachment in a child's life development. Dr. Lee, a renowned expert in early childhood education, shares her insights on how trust, emotional availability, and consistent care lay the foundation for a child's overall well-being.

Get ready for a conversation that's not just about theory but also about real-life experiences and practical tips. Dr. Lee's expertise and Dina's engaging style will guide you towards embracing self-compassion as an essential aspect of mindful parenting.

So, whether you're a parent, an educator, or simply someone interested in the power of human connection, tune in to this insightful episode and discover how secure attachment can transform a child's life.

Get connected with Dr. Amelia N.Y. Lee, MH’s website: https://www.sce.hkbu.edu.hk/en/staff/dr-amelia-n-y-lee-mh/ https://research.hkbu.edu.hk/researcher/amelia-lee 

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There is a saying that states that a parent is a child's first teacher. Children learn so much from their parents and the ongoing interaction is important in building your child's emotional and cognitive well-being

In this episode of Raising Parents: The Parenting Science Insights Podcast, host Dina Sargeant engages in a discussion with Eulisia Er, Psychologist with a passion for Early Intervention and Special Education. 

Eulisia talks about her experience working as a connector between a child and their parents. Both Dina and Eulisia go deeper into how the language of communication; tone of voice and vocabulary can create a set of positive interactions without the sound of coddling. They also use examples of the differences with parenting techniques that affect a child's adjustment to adulthood. 

Follow Eulisia’s work viahttps://www.mindchamps-alliedcare.com/ or connect with her via LinkedIn at https://www.linkedin.com/in/eulisiaer/ 

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In this episode of Raising Parents: The Parenting Science Insights Podcast, host Dina Sargeant engages in a profound discussion with Dr. Cher McGillivray, an Assistant Professor at Bond University and a passionate advocate for children's well-being. 

Resilience is a vital quality, especially for children, who constantly face the challenges of growing up, from academic pressures to family disruptions and trauma. Dr. Cher delves into the significance of nurturing children's resilience for their emotional, psychological, and social development.

Dr. Cher shares her insights on helping individuals, particularly children, overcome intergenerational struggles and develop into wholehearted, courageous individuals. Her work emphasizes authentic communication and connection, enabling individuals to embrace their true selves and live wholeheartedly.

Join us as we explore the evolving educational landscape, gaining wisdom and constructive connections to support children in their journey toward resilience and emotional well-being.

Get connected with Dr Cher McGillivray  on her social media: Website: https://seedofhopepsychology.com.au/  

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Welcome to a new episode of the Raising Parents: The Parenting Science Insights Podcast, where we address the pressing issue of obesity in today's society. Join host Dina as she sits down with Lauren Ball, a distinguished Professor of Community Health and Wellbeing at The University of Queensland, to delve deep into healthy eating habits and family dynamics.

In this engaging conversation, Lauren sheds light on her extensive experience promoting healthy eating within families and dispels common misconceptions surrounding the topic. Together, they explore practical ways for parents to incorporate nutrition into their children’s diets, such as creating effective meal plans and involving children in their eating habits.

Tune in as they tackle common challenges parents face, including dealing with picky eaters and navigating financial limitations. Gain valuable insights that can transform your approach to healthy eating and empower your family towards a happier, healthier lifestyle. Don't miss this enlightening discussion on fostering positive eating habits within your family! 

Follow Lauren Ball’s work via https://researchers.uq.edu.au/researcher/16238 or connect with her via LinkedIn at https://www.linkedin.com/in/laurenball01/?originalSubdomain=au 

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Welcome to a new episode of Raising Parents: The Parenting Science Insights Podcasts, as we delve into the ever-evolving landscape of parenting. Parenting, as we know it, is shaped by a complex interplay of societal shifts, technological advancements, and evolving cultural norms. In recent years, a new term has emerged on the parenting scene: meta-parenting. 

This concept refers to the intentional practice of reflecting on and consciously managing one's parenting style, decisions, and beliefs. It's a self-aware and deliberate approach that recognizes the multifaceted challenges of raising children in our complex modern world.

Our host, Dina Sargeant, is joined by a distinguished guest, George W. Holden, a Professor Emeritus in the Psychology Department at Southern Methodist University in Dallas, TX. George has a rich and diverse research background in social development, with a specific focus on parent-child relationships. His work spans areas such as parental social cognition and behavior, positive parenting, family violence, and discipline. Notably, George's research has received support from prestigious institutions, including the National Institute of Child Health and Human Development, the Guggenheim Foundation, and the U.S. State Department. He is also the author or editor of several books, including "Parenting: A Dynamic Perspective," now in its 3rd edition.

Beyond his academic achievements, George's commitment to child welfare extends to his roles in organizations dedicated to ending the use of corporal punishment and preventing child maltreatment. He has received numerous accolades, including the Outstanding Mentor Award from the Society for Research in Human Development and the Lifetime Achievement Award from the Center on the Human Rights of Children at Loyola University, Chicago.

Join us for this enlightening conversation as Dina and George explore the fascinating world of meta-parenting and its implications for modern parents. It's a journey into self-awareness and conscious parenting that promises to shed light on the challenges and opportunities of raising children in today's rapidly changing world.

Tune in now to navigate the evolving educational landscape with insights, wisdom, and constructive connections.

Get connected with George W Holden on his social media: Twitter: https://www.twitter.com/DrNoSpank/  Linkedin: https://www.linkedin.com/in/george-holden-a5b1a416/ 

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Parental stress is defined as the type of stress that arises when a parent's perception of the demands of parenting outstrips his or her resources. That type of stress can impact a child's well-being as a result.

In this episode of the Raising Parents Podcast, host Dina Sargeant is joined by Dr. Nikki Martyn, who has more than 15 years of experience in children's mental health and expertise in child development and infant and child mental health. Dina and Dr. Martyn discussed the impact of parental stress on a child's development.

Dr. Martyn’s expertise is also valuable in discussing some misconceptions about parental stress, including its potential impact on infants.

Follow Nikki’s work using her website https://www.guelphhumber.ca/news-and-media/experts/profile/nikki-martyn or connect with her social media: Instagram : https://www.instagram.com/nikki_martyn/  Twitter: https://twitter.com/DrNikkiMartyn  LinkedIn: https://ca.linkedin.com/in/nikki-martyn-4b83363 

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Teen pregnancy remains a significant social and public health concern that has far-reaching implications for both the individual teenagers involved and society as a whole. Addressing this issue requires a comprehensive approach that includes providing support, education, and resources for adolescents. 

In this episode, host Dina Sargeant was joined by Anthony Ajayi, an associate research scientist at the African Population and Health Research Center. He co-leads the center's adolescent sexual and reproductive health research program. He has extensive experience in multi-country research, employing various methods such as quantitative and qualitative designs, political analysis, and systematic reviews. 

Anthony is a principal investigator on the "Challenging the Politics of Social Exclusion" project, which aims to strengthen policy engagement for adolescent sexual and reproductive health in sub-Saharan Africa. With over 85 peer-reviewed articles, he's a senior editor at BMC Women's Health and a consulting editor for AIDS and Behavior journals. Anthony previously taught research methods as a research fellow and lecturer at the University of Fort Hare, South Africa.

Tune in now to navigate the evolving educational landscape with insights, wisdom, and constructive connections.

Get connected with Dr. Anthony Ajayi  on her social media: Twitter: https://www.twitter.com/aiajayi/  Website: https://scholar.google.com/citations?user=huM5XAsAAAAJ&hl=en&authuser=1  

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In this episode, your host Marie Stella is joined by Dr. David Roy, a distinguished educator, and researcher in Education and Creative Arts at the University of Newcastle. Dr. Roy's research resonates with the heart of inclusion and equity practices, particularly concerning children with disabilities and their engagement with the Arts.

His contributions extend to being a foundational member of the NESA Home School Consultative Group. His leadership journey includes spearheading the 2017 NSW Parliamentary Inquiry into Education for children with disabilities, and his involvement in 8 NSW Education advisory groups supporting their needs. He's been a discerning judge for the Australian Education Awards since its inception.

With a firm footing in policy and education, Dr. Roy has collaborated extensively with politicians and policymakers across diverse political affiliations. His influence has propelled the progression of the NSWDoE Suspension Policy while spotlighting educational matters within NSW Budget Estimates.

His impressive portfolio features publications that have earned recognition, such as 'Teaching the Arts: Early Childhood and Primary' (2019), published by Cambridge University Press. Dr. Roy's dedication has garnered accolades like the 'Most Influential Educator 2022 (Australia)' and the 2022 University of Newcastle CHSF Leadership Award.

Tune in now to navigate the evolving educational landscape with insights, wisdom, and constructive connections.

Get connected with Dr David Roy  on her social media: Twitter: https://twitter.com/dmsroy/  Website: https://www.newcastle.edu.au/profile/david-roy 

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Welcome to a profound exploration of the intricate dance between parents and adolescents in this episode. As families traverse the transformative landscape of adolescence, conflicts become a pivotal part of the journey. This phase is a nexus of evolution, replete with physical, emotional, and cognitive shifts. Amidst these changes, parents and adolescents often find themselves at odds, grappling with contrasting perspectives, values, and priorities.

Adolescence, a chapter of profound growth and self-discovery, propels individuals toward autonomy. Yet, this journey towards independence frequently encounters the turbulence of conflict with parents. The tapestry of triggers is woven by psychological, social, and developmental threads, crafting tensions within the parent-child relationship.

However, these conflicts aren't adversaries to be feared; they are markers of development. The triggers, those sparks that ignite disagreement, offer insights into understanding and connection. By fostering open communication, mutual respect, and empathy, families can traverse this intricate phase while nurturing strong and supportive bonds.

In this episode, host Dina Sargeant welcomes Zahwa Islami, an accomplished Indonesian clinical psychologist specializing in family and relationship dynamics. With her wealth of experience, Zahwa brings valuable insights to the table. Currently engaged in the Executive Office of the President, within the Department of Health, Women Empowerment, and Child Protection, she offers a unique perspective on bridging gaps and fostering harmony.

Join us as we delve into this enlightening discourse. Brace yourself for an exploration of parent-adolescent dynamics that promises to enrich your understanding of this transformative phase. Tune in now to chart a course toward constructive connections amidst change.

Get connected with Zahwa Islami on her social media: Twitter: https://twitter.com/zahwaisl  Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/zahwaisl/ 

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In this episode of Raising Parents: The Parenting Science Insights Labs Podcasts, join host Dina Sargeant as she welcomes Dr. Rebecca English, a researcher, teacher, and mother, whose work revolves around parenting and education. Dr. English's expertise lies in understanding how parents make choices for their children based on their beliefs about family, parenting, and other factors, particularly in non-mainstream education, and its impact on children's agency and autonomy.

Throughout the conversation, Rebecca emphasizes the significance of a safe and positive environment in nurturing emotional, intellectual, and social growth in children. Such an environment fosters healthy self-esteem, encourages open communication, and enables children to build meaningful relationships with others.

By ensuring children are protected from physical, emotional, and psychological harm, they can explore, learn, and develop without fear or anxiety.

Tune in to this episode to gain expert knowledge, personal experiences, and invaluable insights, guiding you toward embracing self-compassion as an essential aspect of mindful parenting.

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Welcome to another episode of Raising Parents: The Parenting Science Insights Podcast with your host, Marie Stella Quek. Today, we're diving deep into the world of postpartum diversity and wellness with the brilliant Iris Lesser, Ph.D. Get ready to challenge societal norms and uncover the truth behind postpartum health.

Iris Lesser, Ph.D is an Assistant Professor in the School of Kinesiology at the University of the Fraser Valley and a certified exercise physiologist. Her research is dedicated to finding innovative ways for diverse populations to stay physically active throughout their lives. Iris Lesser, Ph.D's expertise makes her a perfect guide for exploring the complexities of postpartum health.

In this episode, Iris Lesser, Ph.D breaks down the concept of postpartum health, highlighting societal expectations and biases that new parents face. She debunks common myths and misconceptions, offering a fresh perspective on how we can better support postpartum wellness. Iris Lesser, Ph.D discusses how challenging existing social norms and cultural standards can reduce stigmatization and discrimination against new parents with diverse bodies.

Additionally, Iris Lesser, Ph.D offers practical guidance and resources to individuals with diverse bodies to prioritize their postpartum health amidst societal pressures. She emphasizes the role of education, media, and popular culture in shaping a more positive, informed, and inclusive narrative around postpartum health. Join us as we explore how to foster a more supportive environment for all new parents.

To see more of Iris Lesser, Ph.D work, have a look at her Linkedin: https://www.linkedin.com/in/iris-lesser-phd-0819a76b/?originalSubdomain=ca

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Self-compassion is a concept that has gained significant attention in recent years, as individuals strive to foster a healthier relationship with themselves. However, there are several misconceptions surrounding self-compassion that often hinder its practice and prevent individuals, including parents, from reaping its benefits. One common misconception about self-compassion is that it is synonymous with self-indulgence or selfishness. Another fallacy about self-compassion is that it signifies weakness or a lack of motivation to improve. A prevalent misconception is that self-compassion fosters narcissism or self-centeredness. This misunderstanding arises from a confusion between self-compassion and self-esteem. 

Join host Dina Sargeant in this enlightening episode as she welcomes Beth Milner, a meditation teacher and training psychotherapist whose work centres around cultivating compassion for self and others. She is the director of Geelong Meditation Centre, offering meditation and personal development programs online and in-person including specialised programs for parents and teen girls.

Beth holds a Bachelor of Arts degree in Drama from the University of Manchester, a Post-Graduate Diploma in Education from the University of Nottingham, certificates in yoga teaching, addiction recovery coaching and is currently completing a Graduate Diploma in Processwork Psychotherapy with Pathways Psychology Institute.

Beth delights in the weaving together of science with creativity in her work to support people to understand themselves and their lives better. She currently has a private practice in Geelong, Victoria and offers therapy and meditation coaching online.

During the episode, Beth emphasized Misconceptions about Self-Compassion: Why It is Important for Parents to Practice. Get ready for a conversation that combines expert knowledge, personal experiences, and invaluable insights, guiding you toward embracing self-compassion as an essential aspect of mindful parenting.

Get connected with Beth Milner on her social media: Linkedin:https://www.linkedin.com/in/beth-milner-a08b09266/ Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/geelongmeditationcentre/ Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/geelongmeditationcentre/ Website: https://www.geelongmeditationcentre.com.au/ 

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Picky eating,  also known as selective eating, refers to a behavior characterized by the reluctance to try or consume certain types of food. It is a common phenomenon among children and adults alike, and has been a topic of concern and curiosity for generations.

While some individuals may find delight in a wide variety of flavors and textures, others develop an aversion to certain foods, limiting their dietary preferences significantly. Those affected may exhibit a strong preference for specific flavors, textures, or colors, often leading to a limited and repetitive diet. 

Although it is a common occurrence during childhood, picky eating can persist into adolescence and adulthood, causing concern among parents, caregivers, and healthcare professionals.

Join host Dina Sargeant in this enlightening episode as she welcomes Cynthia Andriani, a working-studying mom and wife, who is also passionate about food research, science, kids, people, and social issues, especially malnutrition. Cynthia is currently studying Physics as an industrial Ph.D. student at the University of Auckland-New Zealand.

During the episode, Cynthia emphasized picky eating. So get ready for a conversation that combines expert knowledge, personal experiences, and invaluable insights, guiding you toward embracing self-compassion as an essential aspect of mindful parenting.

Get connected with Beth Milner on her social media: Linkedin: https://nz.linkedin.com/in/cynthia-andriani-5305a661 Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/ruthcynthiaa/ 

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Adolescence is a time of exploration and self-discovery, often accompanied by a range of risky behaviors. While risk-taking is a natural part of adolescent development, excessive and uncontrolled behavior can have detrimental consequences. In order to navigate this crucial stage successfully, parents play a pivotal role in understanding, supporting, and guiding their children.

Adolescents are more prone to engage in risky behaviors due to various factors, including brain development, peer influence, and the desire for independence. The prefrontal cortex, responsible for decision-making and impulse control, undergoes significant development during this period. As a result, teenagers often exhibit increased sensitivity to reward and reduced sensitivity to potential risks, making them more likely to engage in thrill-seeking activities. Moreover, peer pressure and the need to fit in can lead adolescents to make impulsive choices without considering the potential consequences.

Join host Dina Sargeant in this enlightening episode as she welcomes J. David Hawkins. He is the Endowed Professor of Prevention Emeritus and Founding Director of the Social Development Research Group. He received his BA in 1967 from Stanford University and his Ph.D. in Sociology from Northwestern University in 1975. 

Moreover, David’s research focuses on understanding and preventing child and adolescent health and behavior problems. He seeks to identify risk and protective factors for health and behavior problems across multiple domains; to understand how these factors interact in the development of healthy behavior and the prevention of problem behaviors. He develops and tests preventative measures that seek to reduce risk through the enhancement of strengths and protective factors in families, schools, and communities.

During the episode, David emphasized the role of the environment and parents in responding to adolescent behavior and minimizing the risks that will occur.

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Breastfeeding is a remarkable and innate method for a mother to nourish and form a deep bond with her baby. It offers a multitude of health benefits for both mother and child, fostering optimal growth and development. 

While breastfeeding is primarily the mother's responsibility, the support and involvement of partners are pivotal in nurturing a positive breastfeeding experience. Partner support not only boosts the mother's confidence but also cultivates a loving and inclusive atmosphere for the entire family.

Join host Dina Sargeant in this enlightening episode as she welcomes Nicole Bando, Paediatric and Family Dietitian and Lactation Consultant, APD, B.Nutr.Diet., IBCLC, Cert IV Breastfeeding Education (Counselling), Cert Paediatric Nutrition and Dietetics, who also runs her own private practice. 

Nicole shares evidence-based and sustainable nutrition and feeding guidance tailored to each family's unique needs, promoting optimal health and growth. With over 15 years of experience as a Clinical Dietitian at a prominent metropolitan tertiary hospital in Melbourne, she transitioned her career to focus on infant and family feeding.

During the episode, Nicole emphasized the pivotal role partners play in supporting breastfeeding mothers. She highlighted the significance of cooperation and mentorship in fostering positive thoughts and experiences throughout the breastfeeding journey. Tune in to gain insightful and engaging knowledge from a seasoned professional.

Visit Nicole’s official website at: https://nicolebando.com/

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Take a look at the resources provided by Nicole to enhance your breastfeeding journey:

1. PANDA: https://panda.org.au/get-support/support-dads
2. Australian Breastfeeding Association: https://www.breastfeeding.asn.au/resources/role-partners#:~:text=While%20your%20baby%20is%20feeding,do%20things%20that%20need%20doing.
3. Raising Children Network: https://raisingchildren.net.au/grown-ups/fathers/getting-involved?gclid=Cj0KCQjwnMWkBhDLARIsAHBOftrPoXdvpWToleTdP6PdNXA82Dh5T7uqVWkFrei1DyJxNoxeie2rRz8aArzPEALw_wcB 
4. Possums online for parents: https://possumsonline.com/pipps
5. PANDA 1300 726 306
6. Australian Breastfeeding Association National Helpline: 1800 686 268

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Balancing work and breastfeeding can be challenging for mothers returning to work after maternity leave. However, with careful planning and support, it's possible to maintain a breastfeeding relationship while excelling professionally.

In this episode, host Dina Sargeant is joined by Jennifer Ayton, a renowned researcher and senior lecturer in Public Health at the Tasmanian School of Medicine, University of Tasmania, Australia. With expertise in maternal and child health, Jennifer shared valuable insights on how breastfeeding mothers can successfully navigate the transition back to work while maintaining their breastfeeding journey.

Discover useful techniques and advice to make this balancing act a reality. Jennifer firmly believes that returning to work during the breastfeeding phase can be a significant challenge, and she is passionate about equipping mothers with the right tools to overcome it.

Join us as we explore the possibilities and empower working mothers to excel both professionally and in nurturing their little ones. Tune in to Raising Parents now!

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The postpartum period is a transformative and delicate phase for new parents, encompassing both joy and various challenges. Recognizing the unique needs of this journey is crucial for supporting the well-being of individuals who have recently given birth.

Join host Dina Sargeant in this enlightening episode of Raising Parents as she welcomes Violet Sheena Wigley, a HypnoBirthing Educator, Postpartum Doula & Breastfeeding Professional, and Empowerment Support & Healer. She is passionate about empowering mothers, partners, and families on their birth, postpartum, and life journey. With the belief that childbirth is a transformational time in life, Violet trusts the importance of honoring such a sacred rite of passage through unique support in meaningful and loving ways.

During the episode, Violet discusses the significance of postpartum well-being and sheds light on common challenges and misconceptions faced by individuals in the postpartum period. She addresses the impact of societal expectations and pressures, and offers advice on overcoming them. Violet also provides techniques to help mothers cope with exhaustion, regain energy, and establish self-care practices while caring for their newborns.

Delve into this episode to gain valuable insights on nurturing postpartum well-being and supporting new parents on their transformative journey.

Visit Natural Birth Magic’s official website at https://naturalbirthmagic.com.au/ and connect with Violet on LinkedIn at https://www.linkedin.com/in/violet-s-wigley-18555635/ 

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Children often face numerous challenges and obstacles that can significantly impact their emotional and psychological well-being. From academic pressures to social issues, there are various reasons behind these challenges. In this episode of Raising Parents, host Dina Sargeant explores the importance of children's resilience and how parents can nurture and enhance it, equipping them to thrive in the face of life's ups and downs.

Joining Dina are two esteemed experts, Dr. Sam Goldstein and Dr. Robert Brooks. Dr. Sam is a licensed psychologist in Utah and a certified Pediatric Neuropsychologist. He is also listed in the Council for the National Register of Health Service Providers in Psychology, and an author of 'Raising Resilient Children: The Power of Resilience - Achieving Balance, Confidence, and Personal Strength in Your Life’. Alongside him is Dr. Robert, his co-author, is a psychologist on the faculty of Harvard Medical School and a former Director of the Department of Psychology at McLean Hospital, and a private psychiatric hospital in the Boston area.

In this episode, Dr. Sam and Dr. Robert delve into the connection between resilience, stress, hardiness, and parenting. They reveal valuable techniques that help children develop a resilient mindset, emotional regulation, and self-discipline. Emphasizing the crucial role of supportive and encouraging adults, they also provided insights into fostering resilience in children.

Tune in to this enlightening discussion as Dina Sargeant and her guests shed light on the importance of children's resilience and offer practical tips for nurturing it in a parenting journey filled with love, guidance, and support.

Get connected with Dr. Sam and Dr. Robert on their social media channels to explore more valuable insights from their extensive experience, and visit their works at: Dr. Sam Goldstein’s website: https://www.samgoldstein.com/ Dr. Sam Goldstein’s social media channels: https://linktr.ee/drsamgoldstein/ Dr. Robert Brooks’ website: https://www.drrobertbrooks.com/ Dr. Robert Brooks’ LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/drrobertbrooks/ Dr. Robert Brooks’ Twitter: https://twitter.com/drrobertbrooks/

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Parenting can be demanding, stressful, and filled with self-doubt, and self-compassion encourages parents to acknowledge and validate their own feelings and experiences without judgment. Applying self-compassion to mindful parenting can help support emotional regulation and create a nurturing environment for both the parent and the child. In this episode, be prepared for an informed, insightful, and engaging conversation that explores the transformative power of self-compassion in the context of mindful parenting. Learn about the various ways to foster a kinder, more supportive relationship with yourself as a parent, ultimately creating a nurturing atmosphere that benefits both you and your child. Parenting often results in parents beating themselves up, and Ann believes that bringing self-compassion into parenting is essential for achieving contentment and happiness in the process. She also shared the concept of self-compassion and the three main components that underlie all self-compassion practices. At the end of the session, Ann emphasized the importance of self-compassion and suggested that we find self-compassionate words to transform negative experiences into positive ones. Visit Ann Manning’s official website at https://www.restoringhealth.com.au/ and follow her on Instagram @annmanningmindfulhomeopath

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Parenting a child with Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD) can be a rewarding yet challenging journey as it requires patience, understanding, and a deep awareness of the unique needs and experiences of children on the autism spectrum. By increasing parental awareness, we can create a more inclusive and supportive environment for these exceptional individuals. In this episode of Raising Parents, host Dina Sargeant was joined by E. Jen Slaton, a neuro-affirming psychotherapist and coach for neurodiverse children, adults, and families, specializing in autism. She also provides diagnostic services and runs support groups for late identified autistic women, with a private community coming soon. Throughout this episode, we explore unique challenges parents face when raising a child with ASD and common misconceptions surrounding autism. Jen provides guidance on how parents can educate themselves about the signs and symptoms of ASD, and highlights various resources available to parents, such as therapy services, educational programs, and government support. Visit Jen’s official website at http://autism360support.com/ and connect with her on LinkedIn at https://www.linkedin.com/in/jenslaton/ and Instagram at https://instagram.com/jenslaton/ 

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Effective communication between parents and their children is crucial for building healthy relationships and promoting positive development. However, fostering good communication is not always easy, and many parents struggle to connect with their children in meaningful ways. In this episode of Raising Parents, host Dina Sargeant was joined by Jan Bayliss, a child consultant who works with Family Dispute Resolution Practitioners to mediate with parents who are experiencing separation and divorce, and also qualified as a supervisor of counsellors. Jan has authored two children's books: ‘The Good/Bad Feelings Diary’ and ‘My Very Own Good/Bad Feelings Diary Workbook’. Jan emphasizes that communication between parents and children should not be one-sided, and children should always be given a voice. It is important to listen to a child's perspective and validate their feelings. They also discuss the importance of parents tuning in to their child's behavior and noticing any changes in them.

Join us as we explore the profound insights shared by Jan Bayliss in this engaging episode. Discover how to establish open lines of communication with your child, fostering an environment where their thoughts and emotions are valued and respected. Gain invaluable tools and discover techniques that strengthen the parent-child connection, paving the way for a nurturing and harmonious relationship. Tune in to Raising Parents and unlock the secrets to effective communication that will positively transform your parenting journey. Connect with Jan Bayliss on LinkedIn at https://www.linkedin.com/in/jan-bayliss-7b314aa0/ 

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Welcome to Raising Parents: The Parenting Science Insights Podcast, where we explore the fascinating world of parenting with expert guests. In this episode, host Marie Stella Quek sits down with David M. Allen, M.D to discuss the hidden dangers of overprotective parenting. Prepare to be enlightened as we uncover how empowering, rather than sheltering, our children can lead to healthier and happier futures.

Our guest today is David M. Allen, M.D, professor emeritus of Psychiatry at the University of Tennessee Health Science Center. David is a seasoned author with several books under his belt, including "Coping with Critical, Demanding, and Dysfunctional Parents: Powerful Strategies to Help Adult Children Be Assertive and Stay Sane" and "How Dysfunctional Families Spur Mental Disorders: A Balanced Approach to Resolve Problems and Reconcile Relationships." His extensive experience and insights make him the perfect guide for today's topic on overprotective parenting.

In this episode, David sheds light on the complexities of overprotective parenting. He delves into the motivations behind why some parents feel the need to overprotect their children and identifies common signs and behaviors indicative of this parenting style. David also discusses the profound impact overprotective parenting can have on a child's emotional, social, and cognitive development.

Additionally, David lends guidance to parents looking to shift from an overprotective approach to a more balanced and supportive parenting style, emphasizing the importance of empowering children to be independent and resilient. Tune in to gain valuable insights and tools to enhance your parenting journey.

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A sufficient amount of sleep is essential for physical growth and cognitive development, especially for children. However, many children experience difficulties falling asleep, and this problem can significantly affect their health, growth, and overall well-being. Therefore, parents need to understand the causes of sleep problems experienced by their children and seek potential solutions to ensure they get adequate sleep. In this episode of Raising Parents, host Dina Sargeant was joined by Dr. Edith Botchway-Commey, an early career researcher interested in understanding sleep, mental health, quality of life outcomes in various child and adult populations, particularly children with neurodevelopmental conditions. She is currently a post-doctoral research fellow with the Brain and Mind group at the Murdoch Children’s Research Institute (Australia). Dr. Edith explained how parenting can play a significant role in contributing to sleep problems in children, then they dived into understanding the recommended amount of sleep for children based on age and developmental stage. There are some common indications of sleep insufficiency and how they may differ by age, and Dr. Edith provided some best practices for parents to help their children develop healthy sleep routines. Connect with Dr. Edith Botchway-Commey on LinkedIn at https://www.linkedin.com/in/edith-botchway-commey-0127a489/ 

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Marking the transition from wearing diapers to using the toilet, toilet training is a significant milestone in a child's development. While it can be a challenging and frustrating experience for both parents and children, it is a crucial step in a child's journey towards independence and self-care. Therefore, parents must exhibit patience, consistency, and understanding throughout the process. In this episode of Raising Parents, host Dina Sargeant was joined by Teresa Kmak, also known as Teri, who is the owner and founder of Beloved Baby Consulting LLC. Her company provides virtual potty training consultations anywhere in the United States. Here, Teri shared insights on the connection between toilet training and parenting, the ideal age to initiate toilet training, and why it's important for children to be toilet-trained. She also provided helpful tips and best practices for parents to implement during toilet training, and discussed common obstacles parents face and how to overcome them. Connect with Teri on LinkedIn at https://www.linkedin.com/in/belovedbabyconsultingllc/ 

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Bullying is a form of aggressive behavior that involves intentional harm or harassment and has long-lasting negative effects on millions of children worldwide, both the victim and the bully. While there are many approaches to preventing bullying, behavioral science offers valuable insights into why children engage in bullying and how to prevent it. By understanding the underlying causes of bullying, parents, educators, and policymakers can take proactive steps to create safe and supportive environments for children. In this episode of Raising Parents, host Dina Sargeant was joined by Jennifer Hancock, a bestselling author and founder of Humanist Learning Systems whose expertise lies in her ability to combine elements of dignity, compassion, and science-based techniques to address complex workplace challenges such as bullying, harassment, and discrimination. Jennifer noted how bullying has led to many suicides in the US, emphasizing the importance of teaching children how to respond to bullying and the role of parenting behaviors in preventing bullying. They discussed the different types of parenting and how they can affect a child's response to bullying. Jennifer also highlighted the key to stopping bullying is to remove the reward that the bully is getting from their behavior. Connect with Jennifer Hancock on LinkedIn https://www.linkedin.com/in/jennifershawhancock/ and visit her company’s website, Humanist Learning Systems, at https://humanistlearning.com/ 

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While it is often associated with adults, suicidal tendencies can be experienced by children and teenagers too. This is a deeply concerning issue that requires urgent attention and action. As parents, it is our responsibility to ensure the emotional well-being of our children and to create an environment that supports mental and emotional health. In this episode of Raising Parents, host Dina Sargeant was joined by Dr. Jennifer Hartstein, the owner, and founder of Hartstein Psychological Services, PLLC, a group psychotherapy practice. She is currently in private practice in New York City, specializing in the treatment of high-risk children and adolescents. Dr. Jen works with children, adolescents, and their families with a wide range of psychological diagnoses. She has received intensive training in adolescent suicide assessment and has specialized in this population for several years. Dr. Jen discussed suicide ideation in children and emphasized the critical role parents play in identifying and addressing early warning signs. She advised parents to be open and vigilant in their communication with children and to seek outside help if necessary. Dr. Jen also provided suggestions on how to create open communication with their children and be available when their children need to talk. Connect with Dr. Jen on Instagram and Twitter @drjenonline, LinkedIn at https://www.linkedin.com/in/jennifer-l-hartstein-psyd-043b101/, and visit her official personal website at https://www.drjen.com/ 

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Talking about parenting, it is indeed a complex and challenging experience. We often discuss ways to improve our parenting skills, how to effectively resolve issues that arise with our children, and address many questions that parents have about raising children. However, have we ever considered looking at parenting through the perspective of a child? In this episode of Raising Parents, host Dina Sargeant was joined by Lu Ngo, host of the Happiness Science podcast, “Seroboost”, and the Wellbeing Science podcast, “Doing Well”, on the LMSL Team. Five years ago, Lu made the big decision to choose Melbourne as her second home, moving from Hanoi, Vietnam to pursue her Master's Degree in Project Management. With that background, Lu shared her perspective on her parents' parenting style and the challenges of traditional Southeast Asian upbringing, including emotional trauma caused by her parents' feelings toward each other. Lu emphasized the importance of working on oneself to become a good parent, especially in terms of dealing with past experiences and emotional trauma. They also agreed on how one's parenting style can affect future generations and stressed that parenting is not an easy task for both the parent and the child. Connect and visit Lu’s podcast show on Doing Well at https://www.youtube.com/@wellbeingsciencelabs549/ and SeroBoost at https://www.youtube.com/@happinesssciencelabs4082

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Civic engagement is very important for kids because it helps them become responsible and active citizens who care about others. Encouraging children to engage in civic activities from a young age not only instills important values such as empathy and responsibility, but also helps build a sense of belonging and connection to their community. In this episode of Raising Parents, host Dina Sargeant is joined by Diann Cameron Kelly, Ph.D., LMSW from Adelphi University. Currently, Dr. Kelly serves as Associate Provost for Student Success and Professor and former Interim Dean at Adelphi University, also an American Council on Education Fellow at Shenandoah University in Winchester, VA being mentored by President Tracy Fitzsimmons. She authored many articles on civic engagement and service learning and is the editor and author of an upcoming book entitled "Volunteering". Dr. Kelly emphasizes the importance of civic engagement in transforming communities and empowering individuals, and how volunteering boosts self-esteem and leads to career opportunities. They also highlight the need for parents to communicate their expectations and involve their children in community service to instill the importance of civic engagement in them. Dr. Kelly also suggests that parents need to allow children to determine their own interests and guide them in developing their civic engagement. Connect with Dr. Kelly on her LinkedIn https://www.linkedin.com/in/diannkelly/ 

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Raising a child with a disability can be a challenging and isolating experience. Despite there has been increasing awareness of challenges and needs of families of children with disabilities in recent years, many parents still face significant struggles to navigate systems and services available to support their child. Yet it is important to build a support network and find a community that understands the experience of raising an exceptional child. In this episode of Raising Parents, host Dina Sargeant is joined by Deborah (Debbie) Reber, a parenting activist, bestselling author of “Differently Wired: A Parent’s Guide to Raising an Atypical Child with Confidence and Hope”, speaker, and the CEO and founder of TiLT Parenting, a resource, top-performing podcast, consultancy, and community with a focus on shifting the paradigm for parents raising and embracing neurodivergent children. TiLT Parenting is a resource and community built to provide support for parents who are raising differently-wired children, which their podcast has grown to be a top parenting podcast. Debbie emphasized that parenting an exceptional child is a journey that requires a lot of patience, understanding, and resilience. According to her, parents must learn to recognize and appreciate the strengths and unique qualities of their children rather than focusing solely on their limitations. Besides, Debbie also shared her practices she does to improve her parenting of children with special needs and some good things she found after going through this practice. Follow Debbie’s works on her personal website at https://www.debbiereber.com/ and join her community at TiLT Parenting by visiting their official website https://tiltparenting.com/

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Parents play a crucial role in preparing their children for the world and helping them grow with a good understanding of various situations, including sexual education. Sexual education may be a sensitive topic, but it is important to maintain open communication with children from an early age to provide them with accurate information and help them grow into responsible individuals. In this episode of Raising Parents, host Dina Sargeant is joined by Kantiana Taslim, a clinical psychologist from Indonesia. Kantiana practices at her clinic, Ohana Space, and covers a wide range of issues, including developmental issues in children, emotional issues in adolescents, and family issues that parents might seek help with. This week's episode is a bit different as Kantiana tried to get an initial understanding of sexual education from Dina. Kantiana then highlighted that in some cultures, particularly in Asia, sexual education is still considered as a taboo topic to discuss in public, even some people are still giggling when they talk about it. Afterward, Kantiana emphasized the importance of children learning about consent, healthy relationships, and gender identity, in addition to the biological aspects of sexuality. She also provided instances of situations and practices when children are involved in talk about sexual education.

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Bullying is a major concern for parents as it can significantly impact their child's emotional and mental health. The consequences of bullying can take various forms, such as decreased interest in social interactions, fear of attending school, and other adverse changes in behavior. Parents play a crucial role in preventing bullying by fostering a supportive and inclusive atmosphere in the home. In this episode of “Raising Parents”, host Dina Sargeant is joined by Stella O’Malley, a psychotherapist, public speaker and a parent with many years’ experience working in counselling and psychotherapy. She is also an author of two best-selling books 'Cotton Wool Kids' in 2015 and 'Bully-Proof Kids' in 2017. Stella shared insightful information about what parents need to know about bullying, including the importance of open communication with children to address bullying, identifying warning signs that a child may be a victim, and equipping children with the skills to stand up for themselves and others. She also highlighted the role of schools in establishing a safe and inclusive environment for students. Connect with Stella on her LinkedIn https://www.linkedin.com/in/stella-o-malley-62a1a091/ and follow her works on her website http://www.stellaomalley.com/.

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Co-parenting refers to a different form of parenting that involves two or more individuals who have chosen to raise a child together. This can include married couples who involve grandparents in the parenting process, single parents who rely on their own parents for support, and divorced or separated couples who work together to raise their children. Many concerns have arisen from this practice of co-parenting, particularly in terms of developing cooperative collaboration. In this episode of Raising Parents, host Dina Sargeant is joined by Kristi Miller, a licensed psychotherapist specializing in co-parenting, adolescents, and families, and also the author of a parenting book titled “Establishing Boundaries with Kids: A Parent’s Guide to Negotiating Limits and Improving Parent-Child Interactions”. Together, they discuss how co-parenting can be beneficial for the children. Other important highlights shared in this discussion include the importance of starting a healthy co-parenting relationship and expert advice on overcoming challenges in establishing a co-parenting relationship. Connect with Kristi through LinkedIn at https://www.linkedin.com/in/kristi-miller-447a596/ and visit her work on her official website https://www.solutionsinparenting.com/.

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In our ongoing exploration of parent-child relationships, we've delved into the importance of fostering a healthy bond through open communication. However, as parents, it's essential to navigate the delicate balance between honesty and inadvertently placing undue responsibility on our children.

In today's episode, we tackle the complexities of communication that can inadvertently accelerate a child's transition into a caregiver role, blurring the lines of parent-child dynamics. Joining us for this insightful conversation is Mel Schwartz, a distinguished Psychotherapist, 2x TEDx Speaker, and acclaimed author.

In this thought-provoking discussion, Mel Schwartz shares his expertise on recognizing and establishing healthy boundaries within parent-child relationships. We explore how certain types of communication can unintentionally burden children with responsibilities beyond their years, potentially hindering their emotional and psychological development.

Drawing from his wealth of experience and expertise, Mel Schwartz offers practical insights and strategies for fostering a balanced and respectful dynamic between parents and children. 

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How many of us have subconsciously set a standard of how your child should behave? If you have, chances are you’re not alone. Some parents have desires for their child’s life even before they’re born whether it's wanting your child to live a good life or to go to college when they get older. Conscious parenting aims to teach us to understand that our expectations may not be the reality. In this week’s episode our host, Dina Sargeant is joined by Pediatrician and author, Dr Robert A. Saul, who specializes in teaching parents to raise children to be a positive influence in society. He has studied and practiced his teachings for over 40 years, publishing four books on raising children. Dr. Saul talks about his previous work with children, professionally and personally, and how important it is to first be emotionally self-aware as an individual before being a parent. They talk about how allowing a child to be a child can create a healthy environment for growth, while also teaching them skills of mindfulness at an early age. Visit Dr. Robert Saul’s website at https://mychildrenschildren.com to learn more about him or find his different publications.

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2022 in review: from positive discipline to children’s behavior problems; We have covered quite a variety of topics regarding parenting science. Need a quick refreshment on what you have gathered under your belt so far?

In this episode of Raising Parents: The Parenting Science Insights Podcast, host Dina Sargeant wraps this year’s lesson into a comprehensive conclusion. We’re deeply grateful to the guests and YOU for making this series possible.

Stick around with our holiday content for the next few weeks! Raising Parents is going to be back with our experts on January 13th, 2023.

Finally, the Life Management Science Labs Team wishes you and yours a splendid holiday filled with happiness and insightful knowledge.

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Unexpected behavior with children can be frustrating without any understanding of the ways to handle their misconduct. It doesn’t have to be bad or rebellious behaviors, but on how kids react differently from our expectations and what we have prepared for them. In this episode of Raising Parents: Parenting Science Insights Podcast, host Dina Sargeant is joined by Danielle Dick, a tenured Professor of Psychiatry at Rutgers Robert Wood Johnson Medical School, and an internationally recognized and award-winning expert on genetic and environmental influence on human behavior. The episode started with fun-scientific-based facts on how genes and environments play a big role in children’s development. Danielle explained how genes take part in an important role in the way brains are wired, and how it affects us differently when we react to environments. She also shared the best practices to improve children’s behavior problems and challenges as we implement them. Follow Danielle Dick’s work at https://www.danielledick.com/ and her latest book, “The Child Code”, at https://www.thechildcode.com/.

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Parenting can be an amazing yet stressful experience, especially with limited resources. The inability to find ways to relieve stress can lead to Parental burnout. We have talked about the importance of self-care for parents to prevent this from happening, and now, in this episode of Raising Parents: Parenting Science Insights Podcast, host Dina Sargeant is joined by Hélène Gatland to talk about parental burnout. Hélène has been passionately working with families since the turn of the century and holds a Master of Psychology specializing in child and adolescent development. She has been certified by the Training Institute in this field and highlighted some important knowledge about parental burnout, including the determination of its symptoms and studies about the difference between burnout experienced by moms and dads. Hélène also shared some practices to prevent parental burnout and answered some questions from audiences related to this topic. Follow Hélène Gatland’s work at https://www.helenegatland.com.au/ and connect with her on Facebook at https://www.facebook.com/Helene-Gatland-Family-Coach-108956924020712/ 

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