The Art of Parenting provides parents and caregivers support and encouragement as we nurture and guide the next generation.
Do you struggle with your child’s demanding or frustrating behaviors? Do you find yourself spread way too thin trying to figure out this whole “parenting puzzle” (such as tantrums, hitting or biting, wanting a better relationship with your child, sibling rivalry, potty training, co-sleeping, etc.)?
The Art of Parenting podcast, with your host Jeanne-Marie Paynel, is intended to help you decipher children’s needs and learn how to better provide for them. I’ll be sharing simple tips and tricks that will make a huge difference in your home while giving you the support and encouragement you deserve to enhance and enrich your parenting experience.
Each week I’ll be helping you find clarity and solutions to your toughest parenting problems through Q&A sessions and inspirational conversations with world-renowned experts in a variety of fields. Topics range from Montessori and RIE parenting methods to positive discipline, respectful and conscious parenting, minimalism and more!
Parenting was never meant to be done alone and The Art of Parenting is here to debunk the general consensus that it has to be hard.
Join us as we challenge common misconceptions, stereotypes, and assumptions about what it means to be a woman in today’s world.
From body image to wellness, parenting to self love- and everything uncomfortable and magical and controversial that goes into surviving and thriving… the very things that fill us up and tear us down.
We are your hosts, Brittany Bollard and Sinead Quinn, friends, mamas, and successful coaches in their own right. We hope you’ll join us on this journey— after all, it’s our responsibility to challenge the norm, and well behaved women seldom make history.
This podcast is for parents who not only want to short-term tips for handling current kids’ behaviors and moods, but who are exhausted from addressing the same situation over and over and want to find solutions that last much longer into the future.
Because you will receive plans and step-by-step tools, it’s also for parents who crave feeling in control — and who do much better with structure than the chaos traditionally associated with parenting.
A podcast about friendship, care and connection with two silly doulas, Erica Livingston and Laura Interlandi of Birdsong Brooklyn
Sometimes it’s hard to be better, especially when life is so full of chaotic surprises. While we can’t always be our absolute best, there’s always room to be better(ish).
This podcast is dedicated to bringing you weekly doses of laugh-your-butt-off-humor, life advice from your self-proclaimed pseudo-qualified hosts, and insightful conversation between two moms just trying to become better(ish).
Good tea is best sipped hot but spilled slow. Join the mom communiTEA of Meka and Monique, two highly-melanated millennial mamas, living in the Tar Heel State. Listen in on candid conversations about motherhood, marriage, and beyond as they sip tea, share laughs, and spill nothing but the truth.
Biblical parenting doesn't happen by accident — and in today's culture, raising confident, courageous Christian children demands more intentionality than ever. Each week, Isaac & Angie Tolpin bring raw, unfiltered truth on the parenting topics most podcasts won't touch: self-control, obedience, discipleship, purity, pornography, technology, boundaries, relationships, and marriage teamwork. Whether you're navigating motherhood, fatherhood, or homeschooling, this is Scripture-grounded guidance for parents who refuse to raise passive faith. No compromise. No watered-down advice.
Find episode notes, scriptures, and video at courageousparenting.com. The full ministry is at becourageousministry.org.
Dr. Lindsay Weisner, Psychologist, talks with smart, sweary women about shit that matters.
Konvos with Kiya takes an authentic approach to discuss topics that have profound effects on modern day families in the African American society. Konvos with Kiya highlights single parenting, co-parenting, navigating relationships, faith, and mothers raising African American boys today. Konvos with Kiya’s primary focus is to bring awareness to unspoken about topics in a seemingly comfortable way. Drawing from the perspective of her own her struggles, her walk with God, and including her son, Kameron, on certain episodes. The idea to include him in the conversations further provides insight from a child’s perspective to other parents that may find themselves going through the same types of every day issues.
Daily encouragement from a multitude of speakers, led by Dr. Kathy Koch. All topics covered are helpful not only to kids and their parents, but also to single adults, married couples, teachers, social workers, pastors, and many more. We hope you can be encouraged through these messages, send it to a friend so they can join you in joy and growth!
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