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How Not to Screw Up Your Kids

Dr Maryhan
Parenting
Mental Health
Parenting Strategies
Child Development
Emotional Intelligence
Emotional Regulation
Communication Skills
Child Psychology
Independence
Confidence
Entitlement
Parental Comparison
Anxiety
Child Behavior
Tooth Fairy
Father Christmas
Self-Regulation
Neurodiversity
Social Media
Emotional Management

Hello, I'm psychologist and parenting expert Dr Maryhan and this is How Not To Screw Up Your Kids, the podcast for parents, grandparents, educators, and anyone else who wants to be part of a movement to raise confident children who grow up believing in themselves.

Follow now for twice weekly episodes - on Monday's you'll find shorter Bucket Emptying episodes, with longer episodes each Thursday.

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Recent Guests

Kathryn McColl
Co-founder of Hark, a youth and education agency
Hark
Episode: Confidence is on the Decline
Professor Sam Wass
Developmental cognitive neuroscientist, child psychologist, and lead at the Institute for the Science of Early Years
University of East London
Episode: Neuroscience and Emotional Regulation in Children, with Professor Sam Wass
James Mayhurst
Founder of The Parents' Promise and advertising professional
Episode: Supporting Our Children Through Separation and Divorce
Justine Roberts
Founder of Mumsnet
Mumsnet
Episode: Bucket Emptying: 5 Parenting Lessons I Learnt from Mumsnet's Justine Roberts
Justine Roberts CBE
Founder and Chief Executive of Mumsnet and Gransnet
Episode: Rage Against the Screen: Children, Tech & Social Media with Mumsnet Founder Justine Roberts
Jessie Hewitson
Journalist and author of How To Raise A Happy ADHD Child
Episode: Bucket Emptying: ADHD & Neurodivergence in Children - The Facts
Dr. Charlotte Armitage
Psychologist and psychotherapist with a specialization in child development and media influence.
Episode: Generation Zombie: How Screen Time is Hijacking My Child's Brain Development with Dr. Charlotte Armitage
Sophie David
Founder of Little Happy Learners
Little Happy Learners
Episode: How to Turn Homework into a Game and Make Learning Fun
Rania Robinson
CEO of a top 50 ad agency in London and mother of two.
Top 50 Advertising Agency
Episode: The Invisible Load; Why You're So Tired (and How to Stop Resenting Everyone!)

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Dr. Maryhan
Psychologist and parenting expert, sharing practical advice for parenting challenges and fostering children's self-belief.

Reviews

4.9 out of 5 stars from 272 ratings
  • Great actionable advice

    I find this podcast so helpful and it doesn’t trigger any feelings of being inadequate as a parent. Love it!

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Dolly Watson
    United Kingdoma month ago
  • My go-to

    Dr Maryhan’s podcast is practical and pragmatic. Tips that can be applied adult and quickly for all parents

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Rfee0204
    United Kingdom6 months ago
  • Incredible podcast - THANK YOU!

    I’ve just discovered this podcast and feel like it’s the piece I’ve been missing in finding help for parenting my now 4 and 6 year olds. So many useful topics, so relevant and like Dr Maryhan has read my mind in what I need to hear about. What a wonderfully reassuring voice. Thank you

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Vic_Rose
    United Kingdom8 months ago
  • Wish had found this sooner

    I wish I had come across this earlier. It has changed my life, given me a framework !! Thankyou so much. Best advice, and support. Feel like talking to a friend, family and a therapist in one.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    K Iman Mirza
    United Kingdom9 months ago
  • Always helpful

    Really helpful, well presented, thoughtful parenting advice.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Roaminstar
    United Kingdoma year ago

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The podcast provides practical and empathetic advice for parents, emphasizing emotional well-being and resilience in children.
Listeners appreciate the straightforward and relatable approach, making it a go-to resource for parenting challenges.
Many find the expert insights and personal stories shared by the host to be a valuable addition to the parenting landscape.
Reviewers frequently mention the supportive and non-judgmental tone, which fosters a sense of community among parents.

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Supporting Our Children Through Separation and Divorce
Q: What can parents do to check in on their behavior during separation?
Refer to The Parents' Promise and assess if they're being respectful and providing plenty of access to both parents for the children.
Supporting Our Children Through Separation and Divorce
Q: What are some key things to be mindful of during a separation?
Be aware of your behavior around children, ensure they see both parents, and maintain a respectful demeanor toward each other.
Raising Happy ADHD Children with Jessie Hewitson
Q: How have you tackled rebuilding your son's self-esteem after such challenges?
Jessie emphasized the need to focus on connection and understanding rather than punitive measures, using parenting techniques that prioritize emotional support.
Raising Happy ADHD Children with Jessie Hewitson
Q: What was your son's journey towards being diagnosed with ADHD?
Jessie's son initially self-identified with ADHD after a school assembly about neurodiversity, leading her to reflect on his symptoms and ultimately pursue an evaluation.
How to Turn Homework into a Game and Make Learning Fun
Q: What are the things that you would advocate that we start with?
First of all, park the guilt because you don't need to feel guilt for not doing enough. If you have the book, flick through it, find out what they like and what they're confident with.

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This podcast focuses on providing practical advice for parents, grandparents, educators, and anyone involved in raising children. It emphasizes the importance of building children's self-belief in a world that poses significant pressures and mental health challenges. With twice-weekly episodes, the content covers a range of relevant topics such as confidence, resilience, managing technology, and addressing anxiety. The host, a psychologist and parenting expert, fosters honest conversations and practical strategies, often sharing personal experiences and bringing in guests who offer inspiring stories and insights. The podcast aims to create a supportive community for listeners seeking to navigate the complexities of modern parenting.

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2. Professor Sam Wass
3. James Mayhurst
4. Justine Roberts
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7. Dr. Charlotte Armitage
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