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Growing Pains

HoneyKids Asia
Singapore
Parenting
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Motherhood
Mental Health
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Family Dynamics
Happiness
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Artificial Intelligence
Nutrition
Early Childhood Development
Social Media
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Growing Pains is a podcast from HoneyKids Asia for the conversations parents want to have after the kids go to bed. In each episode, we speak to experts, parents, and people with lived experience about the realities of raising kids today — from relationships, identity, mental health and screen time to school pressure, family dynamics, and everything in between. These are honest, thoughtful convers... more

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She had four children, two marriages, and once lived in the same building as her ex-husband while married to her current one. Christine Amour-Levar built a life most people would call impossible: mother of four, social entrepreneur, climate investor,... more

She built one of Singapore's most awarded agencies. She dressed the biggest names in fashion. She raised two boys. And somewhere in the middle of all of it, she stopped recognising the person in the mirror.

Tjin Lee, founder of Mercury and co-founde... more

Sharon Wong walked away from a high-flying corporate career with zero retail experience and built one of Asia's leading mother and baby brands across four countries. Twenty-eight years, one pandemic after another, and an expansion into China that sta... more

Your brain takes in 11 million bits of information every second. You consciously process about 50. The rest gets filled in by beliefs, and those same beliefs, the ones you don't even know you have, are quietly shaping your children right now.

Nir Ey... more

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Recent Guests

Jinn (Jinn Lee)
Entrepreneur, founder of Mercury and Crib Society
Mercury, Crib Society
Episode: Is Motherhood Quietly Erasing the Real You?
Sharon Wong
Founder and CEO of Motherswork, author
Motherswork
Episode: Can Women Really Have It All? We’re Asking the Wrong Question
Nir Eyal
Author and researcher focused on psychology, technology, and behavior
Author of Indistractable, Hooked, Now Beyond Belief
Episode: How to Raise Indistractable Kids
Yana Fry
Internationally recognized speaker, transformational coach, founder of the Academy of Love
Academy of Love
Episode: The Love Patterns Your Kids Are Copying From You (Whether You Know It or Not)
Krystal Clavier-Choo
Psychological Intelligence Specialist, Applied Psychologist and Neuroscience Expert
Dimensional System
Episode: Why People-Pleasing is a Health Risk
Sha-En Yeo
Singapore's first happiness scientist, two times TEDx speaker, author of I Miss Feeling Like Me
Independent, happiness science educator
Episode: Why Telling Someone to Be Grateful Can Make Things Worse
Maggie Dumra
Founder of Jaedals; content creator and mother of two daughters
Jaedals; Singapore-based shoe brand and content creator
Episode: Why This Content Creator Won't Let Her Daughters Use Social Media
Greg Wilde
Head of Primary at Sir Manasseh Meyer International School, Singapore
Sir Manasseh Meyer International School
Episode: The Kids Getting Top Grades Are Secretly Struggling
Amanda Lim
Metabolic health coach and co-host of The Forties Formula
The Forties Formula
Episode: Why Women Become Angry in Their 40s — And Why That's Not A Bad Thing

Hosts

Syaz
Host/Co-host with multiple roles at HoneyKids Asia, involved in The Honey Kids Asia Podcast
Andrina
Lifestyle writer and host; co-host across HoneyKids Asia properties
Ange
Host of The Honey Kids Asia Podcast and Parenting Playbook

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5.0 out of 5 stars from 57 ratings
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    Informative and insightful parenting podcast, love the interviews from Ange and the perspectives of the guests

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    Australia4 years ago

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Conversations feel warm and non-judgmental, with useful takeaways for families.
Informative and insightful parenting podcast; love the interviews from Ange and the perspectives of the guests.
Guests bring diverse expertise and relatable parenting stories.
The host offers practical, down-to-earth parenting insights.

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How to Raise Indistractable Kids
Q: How can parents model indistractable behavior for their kids?
By being fully present, avoiding multitasking, and engaging in conversations about emotions and challenges; parents should share their own struggles and involve children in problem-solving rather than lecturing.
How to Raise Indistractable Kids
Q: Why are to-do lists potentially harmful for time management, and what replaces them in his approach?
To-do lists can backfire due to a lack of constraints and planning; instead, time boxing is used to plan work in focused blocks with defined start and end times, which reduces distraction and improves productivity.
How to Raise Indistractable Kids
Q: What are the four steps Nir Eyal outlines to become indistractable?
Master internal triggers, make time for traction, hack back external triggers, and prevent distraction; together these steps form a practical framework that listeners can apply to their own lives and to parenting.
Why People-Pleasing is a Health Risk
Q: What practical steps can parents take to restore balance without overhauling their entire lifestyle?
Start with small, concrete changes: set aside five minutes of play or five minutes of safety activities, reassess daily routines to reduce overemphasis on achievement, and have conscious conversations about boundaries and safety. Build resources so therapy or deep work doesn't derail daily life.
Why People-Pleasing is a Health Risk
Q: Can you describe your three-domain system and why it matters for leaders and parents?
The system comprises Safety, Challenge, and Play. Each domain supports different aspects of well-being and leadership; when any one is deficient, it destabilizes decisions and relationships. The idea is to balance all three, as high achievers tend to be strong in Challenge but often deficient in Safety or Play, which leads to burnout.

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The show centers on real-world parenting, relationships, and family life, hosting candid conversations with parents, educators, and behavioral experts. Episodes cover topics like motherhood resilience, child development, digital-age challenges, nutrition, and family-friendly activities, all grounded in practical tips and lived experience. A standout throughlines include exploring systemic gaps affecting families, balancing technology with well-being, and offering no-nonsense guidance that respects imperfect parenting. The tone is warm, non-judgmental, and actionable, making it useful for listeners who want relatable insights and concrete strategies for navigating daily parenting decisions and relationships.

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1. Jinn (Jinn Lee)
2. Sharon Wong
3. Nir Eyal
4. Yana Fry
5. Krystal Clavier-Choo
6. Sha-En Yeo
7. Maggie Dumra
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