Parenting Ed-Ventures

Parenting

Education

Second Language Learning

Child Anxiety

Mathematics Education

Attachment Theory

Play

Shea-Lynn's Butterfly Effect

Seatbelt Safety

Psychoeducational Assessment

Artificial Intelligence

ADHD

Neurodiversity

Play-Based Learning

Calgary

Driving Education

Bilingual Development

Early Childhood Education

Sibling Rivalry

Birth Order

🎙 A Tutor Teach podcast that aims to be a beacon of support and knowledge for those navigating the intricate landscape of parenting! 🎧 Listen now!

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Publishes	Twice monthly	Episodes	44	Founded	2 years ago
Number of Listeners		Categories	ParentingKids & Family

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Teen Driving Safety: A Mother’s Mission to Save Lives on the Road and The Seat Belt Conversation Every Parent Needs

Today, Lara sits down with Brenda McGaw, the founder and Executive Director of Shea-Lynn’s Butterfly Effect—a St. Albert–based charity created in memory of her daughter, Shea-Lynn, and devoted to helping young people (and all of us) make safer choice... more

2 Jun 2026 • 50 min

Does My Child Have ADHD? Common Signs Parents Miss & Next Steps for Home + School Support

Today, Lara sits down with Rachel Rogers (she/her) to unpack what ADHD really is—and why so many kids (and parents) struggle even when they’re trying their best. Rachel spent decades with Edmonton Public Schools as a teacher, school counsellor, and s... more

19 May 2026 • 51 min

How to Help a Shy Child Speak Up in Class: Public Speaking Anxiety and Communication Skills That Kids Can Learn

Today, Lara sits down with Carmen Leibel—a former CTV news anchor and journalist turned entrepreneur, coach, and founder of Project Five, a program built around five practical steps to help kids (and adults) become confident communicators. Carmen lau... more

5 May 2026 • 45 min

Signs of a Speech Delay & Helping Kids Communicate: Connection, Play, and Real-Life Language Tips Parents Can Use Today

Today, Lara sits down with Paige O’Dwyer, a pediatric speech-language pathologist and mom of two who’s on a mission to change how parents think about language and communication—especially when you’re watching your child and quietly wondering, “Should... more

24 Mar 2026 • 54 min

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Recent Guests

Brenda McGaw

Founder of Shea-Lynn's Butterfly Effect

Shea-Lynn's Butterfly Effect

Episode: Teen Driving Safety: A Mother’s Mission to Save Lives on the Road and The Seat Belt Conversation Every Parent Needs

Rachel Rogers

Educator and psychologist; founder and interim president of the ADHD Association of Greater Edmonton

ADHD Association of Greater Edmonton

Episode: Does My Child Have ADHD? Common Signs Parents Miss & Next Steps for Home + School Support

Carmen Leibel

Founder of Project Five, former CTV news anchor and journalist

Project Five

Episode: How to Help a Shy Child Speak Up in Class: Public Speaking Anxiety and Communication Skills That Kids Can Learn

Paige O'Dwyer

Pediatric speech-language pathologist and mom of two

Communication Options / TALK

Episode: Signs of a Speech Delay & Helping Kids Communicate: Connection, Play, and Real-Life Language Tips Parents Can Use Today

Sarah Melville

Registered psychologist and clinical director at Onyx Assessments

Onyx Assessments

Episode: Psych-Ed Testing for ADHD, Autism, and Learning Differences (Does My Child Need One?): Signs, Steps, and A Parent’s Guide on What to Expect

Dion Matheson

Educator, counselor, parenting coach and mom of three

Equip Parenting / Onyx Assessments

Episode: School Struggles and Testing: A Clear Parent Roadmap After a Psychoed Assessment

Tina Geers

Leader in early childhood education; advocate for play in the early years; founder/president of Play Connection Network

Inspired Minds ECC / Play Connection Network

Episode: What Does “Good Play” Look Like? A Parent’s Guide to Healthy Play and Co-Regulation

Marissa Nivison

Developmental psychologist; Banting postdoctoral fellow at University of Calgary

University of Calgary, Determinants of Child Development Lab

Episode: Hands-Off vs Over-Controlling Parenting: Finding the “Healthy Middle” for Confident Kids

Tamara Neufeld Strijack

Therapist, consultant, educator, author, keynote speaker and advocate for children's emotional health

Neufeld Institute

Episode: Connection Before Correction: Calming Anxious, Aggressive, Shut-Down Kids—and How to Re-Engage Them

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Lara Kordapat

Host of the show with recurring presence across episodes

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4.4 out of 5 stars from 7 ratings

So much good info!
As a mom of 4 young kids, I learned so many nuggets of information that I would not have known about otherwise. It’s a vulnerable time to be raising children (and to be a child in and of itself!), especially with social media and the Internet. This episode provided me with insight to give me strategies and tools, as well as signs to look out for, as my children grow up in a world of technology. Can’t wait for the next episode!
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Second Language Learning in Childhood: Myths, Benefits, and What Parents Need to Know with Dr. Katherine Mueller

Q: What inspired your passion for the French language and language learning in general?

Dr. Mueller describes starting in grade four with Core French, finding her voice and passion, and pursuing education in French at multiple levels, which shaped her career in language teaching and research.

After-School Meltdowns, Explained: A Neurodiversity-Affirming Fix

Q: Can you share what inspired you to write Neurodiversity Affirming Psychotherapy and what parents and teachers might take away from its approach?

The book was written to help therapists, but its accessible language and cross-neurotype framework resonate with parents and teachers, emphasizing the importance of creating a welcoming therapeutic environment and recognizing the relational aspects of treatment for neurodivergent clients.

After-School Meltdowns, Explained: A Neurodiversity-Affirming Fix

Q: How can parents begin developing advocacy skills for their neurodivergent child?

Advocacy should focus on building a collaborative relationship with the school, understanding the school's perspective, and knowing when to involve professionals to ensure the child's needs are met while avoiding unnecessary conflict.

After-School Meltdowns, Explained: A Neurodiversity-Affirming Fix

Q: What are common challenges neurodivergent students face in traditional classrooms, and what can parents and teachers do to help?

The discussion emphasizes sensory processing differences, communication styles, and executive functioning challenges; it promotes adapting classrooms with sensory supports, clear routines, and open collaboration between parents and schools to create supportive learning environments.

Connection Before Correction: Calming Anxious, Aggressive, Shut-Down Kids—and How to Re-Engage Them

Q: Where can educators and parents find more resources about these approaches?

Resources include Reclaiming Our Students, the Neufeld Institute, and the Idea Center for Educators, as well as Tammy Strijack's own site and related courses. These offer courses on anxiety, resistance, and promotion of healthy attachment, along with practical activity guides for classrooms and homes.

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This show focuses on practical parenting guidance, education, and child development through expert interviews and personal stories. Episodes repeatedly tackle ADHD, psychoeducational assessments, language development, emotional health, and classroom strategies, often tying in actionable tips for families, teachers, and tutors. A distinctive thread across episodes is translating research and clinical insights into relatable, real-world steps for parents and caregivers, with frequent emphasis on collaboration with schools, play-based learning, and co-regulation techniques. The format often blends expert perspectives with one-to-one coaching style, making it useful for listeners seeking evidence-based parenting strategies, advocacy tips, and r... more

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7. Tina Geers
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