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Mindful Mama: Raising Kind, Confident Kids Without Losing Your Cool | Parenting Strategies For Big Emotions & More

Hunter Clarke-Fields
Mindfulness
Parenting
Emotional Regulation
Parenting Strategies
Child Development
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Child Mental Health
ADHD
Mindful Parenting
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Gentle Parenting
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Nonviolent Communication
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Child Behavior

How do you raise kind, confident kids without losing your cool? How do you manage kids’ behavior, help them regulate their big emotions, AND stay grounded? Mindful Parenting is here to help. I’m Hunter Clarke-Fields, former yelling, frustrated mom. Dealing with my anger drove me to find practical, compassionate parenting strategies to regulate emotions as well as mindfulness to bring peace to the ... more

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In this short mini episode, Hunter Clarke-Fields invites you to Mindful Parenting Live, a free, four-day online series happening Janu... more

Seth Perler, executive function coach, speaker, and advocate for neurodiverse learners, joins Hunter Clarke-Fields to discuss the challenges and opportunities of parenting neurodiverse children.

They explore common myths about executive function, th... more

Dr. Judy Y. Chu, educator and author of When Boys Become Boys, joins Hunter Clarke-Fields to explore how boys develop emotionally, socially, and relationally in a culture that often limits their expression.

In this conversation, they discuss how soc... more

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Recent Guests

Seth Perler
Former teacher turned executive function, ADHD, and neurodiversity activist, speaker, coach, and advocate
Episode: The Truth About Executive Function: Supporting Neurodiverse Kids to Thrive - Seth Perler
Dr. Judy Chu
Educator and researcher on boys' emotional development and gender socialization.
Episode: [What Boys Need Series] Going Beyond “Boys Will Be Boys” - Dr. Judy Chu
Dr. Cara Natterson
Pediatrician, New York Times bestselling author, and founder of Less Awkward
Less Awkward
Episode: [What Boys Need Series] Decoding Boys - Dr. Cara Natterson
Joanna Schroeder
Author and media critic focused on boys' emotional needs
Co-author of 'Talk To Your Boys'
Episode: [What Boys Need Series] How To Talk To Boys - Joanna Schroeder
Ash Brandin
An innovative public school teacher and author of Power On, focusing on managing screen time for families.
Episode: How To Approach Screentime - Ash Brandin
Patrick McKeown
Breathing expert and author of 'The Breathing Cure for Better Sleep'
Episode: Breathe To Transform Anxiety - Patrick McKeown
Chris Bjork
Professor of Education specializing in youth sports
Vassar College
Episode: Is the Pressure of Youth Sports Too Much for Our Kids? - Chris Bjork
Devon Kuntzman
Founder of Transforming Toddlerhood and certified parenting coach
Transforming Toddlerhood
Episode: What Parents Get Wrong About the ‘Terrible Twos’ - Devon Kuntzman
Dr. Robyn Koslowitz
Author of Post-Traumatic Parenting, focuses on how trauma influences parenting and child development
Episode: How Old Scars Show Up in New Families—and What to Do About It - Dr. Robyn Koslowitz

Host

Hunter Clarke-Fields
Host and creator focused on mindful parenting strategies and emotional regulation in parenting. She aims to provide practical advice and compassionate insights to help parents navigate the complexities of raising children while maintaining their own emotional needs.

Reviews

4.7 out of 5 stars from 631 ratings
  • Stop pushing the other podcast

    I like the mindful mama podcast but I do not like the Jay Shetty one. Please stop pushing it when you push yours. I tolerated it for months at this point because I thought it was a temporary thing. I will unsubscribe if this doesn’t stop by the end of November 2025.

    Apple Podcasts
    2
    spratrat
    United States2 months ago
  • My most recommended podcast!

    Hunter’s work was instrumental in my early parenting years. I found her course and meditation through this podcast, and then her book! I now have a tween and continue to benefit from her research and guests on the podcast. I am always sharing episodes with friends and family.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    OurMindfulTribe
    United States8 months ago
  • Great advice

    Great advice always. I love these podcasts

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Momof3!!!3!!!
    Canada8 months ago
  • So much knowledge!

    I gathered so much knowledge from these podcast! Thank you so much, Hunter, I am very grateful for all your hard work🥰

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    a healthy butterfly
    Ireland8 months ago
  • Helpful and Empowering

    This podcast is great for tips and tricks to be a great parent and build your child for success without losing your mind. Parenting isn’t always a cookie cutter experience like some people make it seem. I really appreciate the advice and reminder that you are trying and to give yourself grace

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    JackieQuid
    United States8 months ago

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Many find the podcast to be a valuable resource for improving emotional regulation and mindful parenting strategies.
Listeners appreciate the practical advice and relatable insights provided by the host, expressing gratitude for the support during challenging parenting moments.
The community-oriented feel of the show resonates, with many expressing a sense of belonging and support among fellow parents.
Some feedback includes a desire for more diverse topics or a more balanced presentation of differing viewpoints.
Listeners enjoy the variety of expert guests who bring unique perspectives on parenting-related topics.

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The Truth About Executive Function: Supporting Neurodiverse Kids to Thrive - Seth Perler
Q: How do you guide families in figuring out the balance of support and responsibility for their kids?
Parents should find the 'gray zone' between doing too much and too little to help their kids grow and learn independently.
The Truth About Executive Function: Supporting Neurodiverse Kids to Thrive - Seth Perler
Q: What are some of the biggest myths that you see parents believing in their neurodiverse kids?
Many parents believe their child won't do what they're asked due to willfulness, but often the child actually can't due to executive function challenges.
[What Boys Need Series] Going Beyond “Boys Will Be Boys” - Dr. Judy Chu
Q: How can parents recognize when a boy is suppressing his feelings and respond without shaming him?
Parents can notice unusual behavior and trust their instincts, asking their son what is going on when they sense something is off. It's important to validate their feelings and encourage open communication.
[What Boys Need Series] Decoding Boys - Dr. Cara Natterson
Q: How can we stay connected without being too pushy or pushing too hard?
Try lots of different ways to engage in conversation and acknowledge that not every attempt will work, but persistence shows care.
[What Boys Need Series] Decoding Boys - Dr. Cara Natterson
Q: What are some ways to open up maybe some of these initial conversations about puberty?
Start bringing it up by noticing physical signs of puberty, such as body odor, and acknowledge that you see these changes, as it is essential for their health and hygiene.

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Focused on the challenges of modern parenting, this podcast offers practical strategies and insights to help parents raise kind and confident children while navigating their own emotions. The discussions often revolve around topics such as mindful parenting, emotional regulation, and practical advice for dealing with various parenting issues, including screen time, tantrums, and adolescent behavior. The host encourages listeners to embrace a compassionate approach to parenting, emphasizing that perfection is not required and that mistakes are part of the journey.

With a blend of expert interviews and personal anecdotes, the podcast also seeks to normalize the struggles that parents face, providing a supportive community for those seeking t... more

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2. Dr. Judy Chu
3. Dr. Cara Natterson
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