The goal of this podcast is to make the early days of parenting more connected. In show I focus on: birth, postpartum and parent mental health. This podcast is for soon-to-be-parents and parents of babies and toddlers. Each week this show will provide tips and resources to help you take care of yourself and your little ones.
Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 139 | Founded | 4 years ago |
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Categories | ParentingHow ToEducationKids & Family |
Thank you so much for listening to this episode today. This episode is really just to express my gratitude and provide a conclusion update to everyone. Its a quick one, and Im here to announce that Ive decided to end this season of my life in podcast... more
Thank you so much for listening, in todays episode, Ill be discussing the concept of being a "good enough" parent. This idea might be surprising to some, but its an essential perspective that can help relieve the pressures and anxieties that often ac... more
Thank you so much for listening. In today’s episode, I interview Dr. Sam Rader, who is a former psychologist who took what she learned about childhood development, personality, and growth and turned it into a new healing modality called Source Code. ... more
Today, I’ll be introducing a new preparation method that I have been working on for awhile now! I call it the LEAP Method and it is a four-component system for preparing to have a baby. more
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Amanda covers topics parents exactly need. Great guests too!
Highly recommended. Amanda interviews some amazing guests and I particularly liked the interview with Rachel Davis (episode 71) when they talked about using music with children. I found this particularly insightful with my childcare educator background.
Amanda brings great guests and a amazing perspective to a time in our lives that can feel very isolating. A great reminder that we are not alone and are connected more than we realize.
Amanda hosts great conversations that cover a range of topics with people who are experts in their fields. Her voice is so soothing which makes it really easy to listen to. She’s a great listener and I highly recommend sharing this podcast with any new mamas.
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