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How To Talk To Kids About Anything

Dr. Robyn Silverman
Parenting
Child Development
Suicide Prevention
Mental Health
Pornography
Warning Signs
Risk Factors
Parenting Strategies
Child Psychology
Parent-Child Relationships
Friendship Dynamics
Friendship
Emotional Intelligence
Calm the Chaos
Covid-19 Pandemic
Constipation
Bedwetting
Resilience
Dysregulated Children
Social Work

Author, Professional Speaker, Parenting Expert, Podcaster

PublishesWeeklyEpisodes300Founded8 years ago
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Education for KidsParentingKids & Family

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The post How to Talk to Kids about Surviving and Thriving with Autism with Leland Vittert appeared first on Dr Robyn Silverman.

Special Guest: Rachel Simmons Rachel Simmons is a bestselling author, educator and consultant helping girls and women be more authentic, assertive and resilient. Her latest release, Enough As She Is: How to Help Girls Move Beyond Impossible Standards... more

The post How to Talk to Bigger Kids about Bigger Feelings with Alyssa Blask Campbell appeared first on Dr Robyn Silverman.

Special Guest: Sue Atkins Each one of us, as a parent, teacher, coach or mentor wants to help raise and inspire kids who are happy, well-adjusted, confident and resilient. But, in today’s world, it’s not always easy! The messages we receive as parent... more

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Leland Vittert
Chief Washington Anchor at NewsNation and author of 'Born Lucky'
NewsNation
Episode: How to Talk to Kids about Surviving and Thriving with Autism with Leland Vittert
Rachel Simmons
Best selling author, educator, and consultant helping girls and women be more authentic, assertive, and resilient
Episode: How to Talk to Girls About Being Enough as They are with Rachel Simmons
Alyssa Blask Campbell
CEO of Seed and Sow, an emotional development platform supporting parents, educators, and caregivers worldwide.
Seed and Sow
Episode: How to Talk to Bigger Kids about Bigger Feelings with Alyssa Blask Campbell
Phyllis Fagell
School counselor, psychotherapist, and author of Middle School Matters and Middle School Superpowers
Episode: How to Talk to Kids About Homework Struggles Without the Nightly Battles with Phyllis Fagell
Dr. Michele Borba
Internationally recognized educational psychologist and expert in bullying and social-emotional learning
Episode: How to Help Kids Thrive Amid Back-to-School Stress with Dr. Michele Borba
Jill Castle
Registered dietitian and nutritionist focused on pediatric nutrition
The Nourished Child
Episode: How to Talk to Kids about Picky Eating & Good Nutrition with Jill Castle – Rerelease
Jefferson Fisher
Trial attorney and internationally recognized communication expert, author of the New York Times bestselling book, The Next Conversation.
Episode: How to Argue Less, Talk More, & Communicate Better with Jefferson Fisher
Sage Hobbs
Women's Empowerment Coach, Speaker, and Author of Naked Communication
Episode: How to Communicate Openly and Honestly with your Kids with Sage Hobbs – Rerelease
Dr. Linietta Willis
Psychologist, family empowerment coach, speaker, and author
Episode: How to Heal Our Family Out of a State of Stable Misery

Host

Dr. Robyn Silverman
Author and parenting expert with a strong emphasis on child development, focusing on empowering parents with the tools they need to communicate effectively with their children.

Reviews

4.7 out of 5 stars from 337 ratings
  • Must listen for any parent.

    Down to earth, practical and immediately applicable advice on pretty much everything that “hurts” in parenting, or child development, child interaction, support, challenges, confusion or just encouragement and support. Thank you!

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Vero_coach
    United Statesa month ago
  • Lazy research

    The host clearly didn’t take the time to do her homework on her guest “Dr” Robert Melillo. Outdated, flawed and non-existent research as well as non-evidence based theories that is not only inaccurate but is extremely damaging to the autism and ND community. If you’d like to have a clinician on who will give you accurate information about neurodevelopmental disorders give me a call.

    Apple Podcasts
    1
    BritColumbia1
    Canadaa year ago
  • Great podcast

    One of the best parenting podcasts I’ve been listening to. Up to date information and excellent tips to put into practice anytime. I just love this podcast.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    PauCepi
    United Statesa year ago
  • Great Wisdom, Awesome Advice

    Dr. Robyn has amazing guests with insightful, thoughtful and super helpful advice!

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    I. M. Everywoman
    United States2 years ago
  • Such a great podcast!

    An excellent podcast for parents who want to be more intentional. A wide variety of subjects that hit on everything that really matters.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    BRW1979
    United States2 years ago

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Listeners appreciate the podcast for its empathetic and knowledgeable host, finding the content relatable and helpful for navigating parenting challenges.
Feedback highlights the diversity of topics and experts, emphasizing the practical advice provided for parents dealing with various situations.
Listeners express gratitude for the supportive community and resources shared through the podcast, helping them feel less isolated in their parenting journey.
There are mentions of some audio quality issues, specifically microphone volume, that have affected the listening experience at times.
The variety of perspectives brought by the guests is frequently noted as a positive aspect, adding depth to the conversations.

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How to Talk to Bigger Kids about Bigger Feelings with Alyssa Blask Campbell
Q: What advice do you have for parents when they feel overwhelmed and about to lose control?
Parents should focus on their own self-awareness first, find ways to calm themselves in the moment, and communicate their feelings and boundaries clearly while focusing on self-regulation strategies.
How to Talk to Bigger Kids about Bigger Feelings with Alyssa Blask Campbell
Q: What are some language strategies we can use with kids to help them feel secure in their emotions?
You can acknowledge their feelings without trying to make them go away, setting boundaries while allowing them to feel their emotions and emphasizing that it's okay to experience those feelings.
How to Talk to Bigger Kids about Bigger Feelings with Alyssa Blask Campbell
Q: Can you help us understand how self-awareness, self-regulation, and self-control connect to our emotions?
These concepts are interrelated, as self-control requires access to the brain's functioning, which can diminish when emotions run high. To access self-control, one must first learn self-regulation and awareness, understanding one's emotional triggers and bodily reactions.
How to Talk to Girls About Being Enough as They are with Rachel Simmons
Q: What are some key strategies that we can use as parents and educators to put it all in perspective and dwarf the importance of what everybody else appears to be doing on social media?
We can help kids navigate media with a critical eye and engage in social media literacy discussions to foster a better understanding of unrealistic expectations.
How to Talk to Girls About Being Enough as They are with Rachel Simmons
Q: What is the fallout from this idea that they can't fail?
The fallout includes playing it safe in their choices, losing out on intrinsic engagement with learning, and becoming unhinged when they do fail, leading to a loss of resilience.

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This podcast focuses on equipping parents, educators, and caregivers with practical strategies and insights for engaging in meaningful conversations with children about a wide array of topics. Episodes cover everything from managing school-related anxieties, navigating social media impacts on friendships, and providing effective communication strategies for addressing sensitive themes like divorce and trauma. The show's guests include experts from various fields, such as psychology, nutrition, and education, who share their knowledge and experiences. Notable for its empathetic approach and diversity of opinions, this podcast serves as a supportive resource for those seeking to foster stronger connections with children while addressing conte... more

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Recent guests on How To Talk To Kids About Anything include:

1. Leland Vittert
2. Rachel Simmons
3. Alyssa Blask Campbell
4. Phyllis Fagell
5. Dr. Michele Borba
6. Jill Castle
7. Jefferson Fisher
8. Sage Hobbs

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