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Help! My Child's Anxious

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Parenting
Anxiety
Child Anxiety
Child Therapy
Separation Anxiety
Bullying
Mental Health
Divorce
Child Development
Back To School Anxiety
Health Anxiety
Panic Attacks
Parental Guidance
Covid-19
Social Anxiety
Social Media
Academic Pressure
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Support Systems
School Avoidance

Parenting is hard. And when anxiety enters the picture, it can feel impossible. If your child is struggling and you're not sure what to do next, this is the podcast for you. Join broadcaster Vanessa Feltz and her daughter, child therapist Saskia Joss, as they unpack the emotional rollercoaster of raising kids - especially when anxiety or emotional overwhelm start to take over. With a powerful mix ... more

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This week the dynamic duo aren't alone! We are blessed to be in company of the lovely Helen Flanagan who has just written a book all about her anxiety growing up called Head and Heart, which is out now. She opens up about her eating disorder and how ... more

This new trend of FAFO Parenting really has started taking off and our lovey duo discuss if it's the right way to parent OR do they think it'll harm the child in the long run?

You asked us for advice so we're responding! How do you talk to your kids about Mummy and Daddy cuddles in the safest way and how do you inform your child about their changing bodies without embarrassing them. Its all explained in this weeks episode!... more

There was really only one thing this week we could be discussing and that is OF COURSE Brooklyn Beckham talking about his anxiety of being born into a celebrity family. Saskia shares how she can understand Brooklyns pains.

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Anna Whitehouse
Author, journalist, broadcaster and campaigner for parents' rights.
Episode: Pregnancy anxiety with Mother Pukka (Anna Whitehouse)
Ben Rebuck
Chef and influencer known for fun and accessible cooking content.
Self-employed content creator
Episode: How to be a good Dad with Ben Rebuck
Gemma Alster
Mum, creator, and mother who balances the chaos of parenthood with humor and style.
Episode: Should I Be Here... With Gemma Alster
Tash Gershfield
Host of the Not As We Planned podcast.
Not As We Planned podcast
Episode: Getting Divorced with Tash Gershfield
Matt Green
Rapping science teacher known for engaging students in science through music
Episode: Anxiously Rapping with Matt Green
Cat Sims
Writer, podcaster, content creator, and mother known for her candid approach to parenting.
Author of The Mental Load Diaries
Episode: What Is The Mental Load with Cat Sims

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Vanessa Feltz
Broadcaster and co-host who provides a comforting yet informative approach to parenting issues related to anxiety.
Saskia Joss
Child therapist and co-host who offers expert insights into managing childhood anxiety and supports parents through professional advice and personal anecdotes.

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4.8 out of 5 stars from 18 ratings
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    Apple Podcasts
    5
    El zurdo diestro
    Taiwan6 months ago
  • Entertaining and informative

    This podcast somehow manages to be fun to listen to while also providing practical and creative tips for supporting anxious children - not an easy feat!

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    MRS4587
    United Kingdom7 months ago
  • Great podcast!

    I have been waiting for this to drop and it certainly didn’t disappoint, as expected Vanessa and Saskia’s first episode was informative, intelligent, witty and empathetic. I’m sure it will help lots of parents understand their anxious children. Highly recommended.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Annapotter_xx
    United Kingdom8 months ago

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The hosts' warm and empathetic approach to tackling tough parenting topics resonates well with the audience.
Listeners appreciate the blend of professional insights and personal anecdotes, finding the episodes both informative and relatable.
Many listeners view the advice as actionable and helpful, particularly in managing their own anxiety about parenting.

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The Birds, The Bees and our Bodies
Q: Can you help me please? My little girl is nine, she was always a terrific eater and suddenly she's only eating beige food. I'm worried that she has food anxiety.
Food anxiety is common among children, and while it can vary, it's important to remain calm and creative in presenting different foods, emphasizing that taste buds change over time.
Should My Child Use Social Media
Q: I'm anxious about potty training my daughter, I'm under pressure to do it, I'm not sure she's ready, how do I know, and how do I get started?
Focus on helping children understand their body's signals related to urination, such as being wet, mid-wee, and pre-wee, and recommend methods that involve monitoring them closely during the training period.
Do you have Janxiety?
Q: How can you help a child who is experiencing school anxiety, especially at the start of the new year?
Identify the reasons school feels worrying for the child, address difficulties, and create a plan for gradual re-engagement without overwhelming them.
Christmas Chaos Anxiety
Q: What should I do about my anxiety regarding Elf on the Shelf?
Consider retiring Elf on the Shelf to reduce pressure and anxiety about creating magical moments for Christmas.
Pregnancy anxiety with Mother Pukka (Anna Whitehouse)
Q: What drove you to start campaigning for parents' rights?
It was a moment when I realized I couldn't raise my daughter to apologize for things that aren't her fault, which led to the beginning of my campaign.

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Aimed at parents navigating the challenges of raising anxious children, this show offers a supportive mix of personal narratives and expert insights. Episodes focus on various aspects of childhood anxiety, addressing issues such as future anxiety, health anxieties, phobias, and more, all through a compassionate lens. The hosts, a broadcaster and a child therapist, engage in candid discussions about their own experiences and provide practical strategies for tackling parenting fears and challenges. Notably, the blend of humor and vulnerability sets this podcast apart, making it a relatable resource for any parent feeling overwhelmed by their child's anxiety.

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2. Ben Rebuck
3. Gemma Alster
4. Tash Gershfield
5. Matt Green
6. Cat Sims

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