Join clinical psychologist and mom of three Dr. Becky Kennedy on her weekly podcast, as she takes on tough parenting questions and delivers actionable guidance—all in short episodes, because we know time is hard to find as a parent. Her breakthrough approach has enabled thousands of people to get more comfortable in discomfort, make repairs after mistakes, and always see the good inside. You'll ga... more
Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 103 | Founded | 4 years ago |
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Number of Listeners | Categories | EducationParentingKids & FamilySelf-Improvement |
Gender roles are shifting—and as they do, the needs of boys and men are changing too, impacting how we raise boys and understand modern fatherhood. In this conversation, Dr. Becky and Richard Reeves explore how evolving expectations around masculinit... more
It’s 10:00 AM. One kid’s crying over a melted popsicle, another is shouting about the remote, and you’re already wondering if it’s too soon for a second coffee. Sound familiar?
In this episode, Dr. Becky dives into the chaotic, sticky, emotionally c... more
In this episode of Good Inside, Dr. Becky talks with bestselling author and mental health expert Dr. John Delony about the utility trap — the pressure many men feel to always be useful, fix problems, and provide solutions, often at the expense of emo... more
"My kid is nothing like me."
It’s a thought many parents have—but rarely say out loud. We all carry quiet expectations that our kids will reflect us in some way: our values, our temperament, maybe even our path.
So what happens when they don’t?
Dr... more
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I am fairly new to Good Inside and it’s been an amazing resource for this mom of 2 toddlers. Dr. Becky’s perspectives are refreshing, genuine, and at times profound. I even enjoy the episodes on older kid and sibling dynamics. Thank you!
As for the people complaining about monetizing podcasts, everyone needs to make a living and this is a very common trend among podcast hosts (she is not alone). And to the people complaining about filler words or her speech cadence, I think it’s pretty mean to... more
i enjoy this podcast but have noticed dr. becky’s drastic increase in filler words! it grates on the listener and disrupts the message. i understand she is trying to sound casual & relatable, BUT using “sort of” in every sentence is annoying. please look at the transcript and highlight every time you see “sort of” , “almost” and “right?”- it’s A LOT! :(
Everyone says it’s really good.now I like it. Gummy bears like it. Gummy worms like it too. I listen to this in the car with my mother. And it is funny 😆 my mother says she likes it because she needs to study for a big test and listening to this is like her studying in PARADISE. The reason l put 4 stars is because I don’t like it as much as her. But don’t tell. The reason I am doing this is for my MOTHER. So I can just fill in her slot to tell you because she loves it soooooo much and I am try... more
All episodes are really interesting! I got a lot of knowledge from Dr. Becky about myself as a person and as a parent.
Your recent series on “good girls” v. “inconvenient women” is so needed and appreciated right now! Loving every bit of it. Thank you!
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Content centers on providing actionable advice and tools for parents facing various challenges in child-rearing, emphasizing emotional understanding and connection. Topics frequently explored include effective communication, parenting strategies, personal anecdotes about parenting experiences, and insights from guest experts in psychology and parenting. This podcast stands out for its focus on emotional intelligence in parenting, encouraging parents to address the emotional needs of their children while also nurturing their own self-care. Designed for busy parents, episodes are concise yet packed with practical insights.
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