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Parenting For The Present

Parenting For The Present
Parenting
Mental Health
Social Media
Technology
Parenting Strategies
Privacy
Mindfulness
Emotional Regulation
Digital Education
Family Relationships
Emotional Intelligence
Caring For Others
Community Support
Empathy
Self-Compassion
Attachment Theory
Community Engagement
Parenting Culture
Middle School Education
Boys' Development

Do you have this whole parenting thing figured out? Are you the perfect parent? Neither are they. Drs. Early Denison, Matthew Housson and Andy Stoker are three dads but, together, have nearly sixty years of experience cultivating the minds, bodies, and spirits of children, parents, and families through their work as a pediatrician, a clinical psychologist, and a minister. Their goal is to help you... more

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Today on the podcast, we're joined by Mandy Grass Behavior Analyst (BCBA), parent coach, and mom of three — for a deep, practical conversation about the real reasons behind our kids' behavior. Mandy has worked with hundreds of families and school dis... more

Today we're sitting down with the incredible Jessica Lahey. New York Times bestselling author of The Gift of Failure and The Addiction Inoculation. Jess brings wisdom from decades in the classroom, from teaching middle and high school to working with... more

This week on Parenting for the Present We're joined by Dr. Natalie Crawford, a reproductive endocrinologist who takes a whole-body approach to medicine—fusing lifestyle, functional medicine, and science-backed facts to help people understand their fe... more

Phones. Screens. Social media. They've become a normal part of everyday life, but what are they doing to our kids' brains?

In this episode, we dive deep into the science and psychology behind technology's impact on children and teens. From the cons... more

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Recent Guests

Larissa May
Digital wellness trailblazer and social entrepreneur
Half The Story
Episode: Larissa May- Digital Health Education
Jerome Hunter
Educator and consultant focused on middle school male development
Episode: Jerome Hunter- New Perspectives that Allow us to Learn
Eli Lebowitz
Director of the Program for Anxiety Disorders at the Yale Child Study Center
Yale Child Study Center
Episode: Eli Lebowitz - Supporting Parents Part 2
Brian Lowery
Professor at Stanford and social psychologist focusing on social inequality and meaning in life.
Stanford University
Episode: Brian Lowery - Social Psychology
Hunter Clarke-Fields
Parenting expert and author of Raising Good Humans
Mindful Parenting
Episode: Hunter Clarke-Fields - Mindful Parenting
Dr. Andy Stoker
Co-host of Parenting For The Present
Parenting For The Present
Episode: Hunter Clarke-Fields - Mindful Parenting
Dr. Richard Weissbourd
Senior Lecturer at Harvard University and director of the Making Caring Common project.
Harvard University
Episode: Richard Weissbourd - Moral Development
Donna Tetreault
Teacher, parenting journalist and author
Episode: Donna Tetreault - Practicing gratitude
Dr. Melanie McNally
Clinical psychologist specializing in brain coaching for teens and young adults
Destination U
Episode: Melanie McNally - Help teens find their authentic selves

Hosts

Dr. Andy Stoker
Host and one of the dad experts involved in discussions about parenting, with a focus on practical parenting strategies.
Dr. Early Denison
Host and one of the dad experts contributing to parenting discussions, with insights on children's emotional health.
Dr. Matthew Housson
Host and one of the dad experts bringing insights on mental health and well-being in parenting.

Reviews

4.9 out of 5 stars from 50 ratings
  • Too … short???

    As an atheist, I was a bit skeptical of how these conversations would play out, but I have found the candor, and vulnerability of the hosts and the insights of the guests (and the hosts) are generating conversations that are deeply relatable, engaging and helpful.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    St Louis Shoes
    United States4 months ago
  • Love this Combination of Hosts

    A pastor, psychologist and a pediatrician walk into a bar. . . .no actually a PODCAST! The wonderful perspectives of these three dads and professionals make each timely and topical interview the do with their knowledgeable guests interesting, informative, and engaging. I highly recommend this podcast to anyone who is a parent of any age and wants to do better. Worth your time!

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    CMuchnick
    United States3 years ago
  • Refreshing!

    This is an incredibly refreshing podcast. The 3 dads each have unique perspectives that provides support on how to create a loving, transformational family for kids to thrive in. Well worth the listen!

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Storytelling Secrets
    United States4 years ago
  • Sound, compassionate advice.

    I have thoroughly enjoyed this podcast and appreciate the multi-disciplined approach to providing compassionate, loving guidance (not necessarily direction) to raising my sons. Helping me remember to see and love them just as they are, with gentle parental bumpers reinforcing the foundation they have at home is a great approach to parenting today.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Dhm0803
    United States5 years ago
  • A wonderful resource I recommend to friends and neighbors

    This podcast has been a gift to our family. It has given my husband and I new tools to help us feel better equipped to emotionally meet the needs of our children. The weekly episodes allow for meaningful conversations between my husband and I to discuss the various topics. Thank you for being a wonderful resources.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Melty17
    United States5 years ago

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The podcast is recognized for its actionable advice that helps parents navigate challenges.
Feedback points to the hosts' candid and vulnerable approach as a crucial element of relatability.
There's a recurring theme of gratitude for finding a community that resonates with their parenting experiences.
Listeners appreciate the thoughtful and expert-backed discussions on parenting.
The combination of professional insights from diverse fields makes the content relatable and engaging.

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Melanie McNally - Help teens find their authentic selves
Q: Could you summarize your mission related to helping teens?
My mission is to help young people connect with who they are at their core and make their lives meaningful and purposeful.
Jerome Hunter- New Perspectives that Allow us to Learn
Q: What are some actionable advice that you can give to parents?
Encourage participation in community service, maintain open lines of communication at home, and promote emotional literacy through structured interactions.
Jerome Hunter- New Perspectives that Allow us to Learn
Q: What can parents take away from your experience at the school now that you're in the consulting space?
There are several approaches that parents can take, such as engaging their child in service learning and having structured family conversations at the dinner table.
Larissa May- Digital Health Education
Q: Do you have practical suggestions for kids and parents about how not to let tech dictate the experience?
Parents can help their children scale back distractions by changing tech settings, filling algorithms with positive content, and ensuring offline activities are interesting.
Larissa May- Digital Health Education
Q: What does policy look like?
The challenge is that we think kids in Texas or California happen to be more important than kids in other states, but we have not come to any consensus on a national level about digital safety legislation.

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What is Parenting For The Present about and what kind of topics does it cover?

The content focuses on enhancing parenting skills through insightful discussions about the emotional and psychological well-being of children and families. It frequently highlights the intersection of mental health, education, and community support, emphasizing a proactive approach to parenting that adapts to the complexities of modern life. The hosts leverage their diverse backgrounds—a pediatrician, a psychologist, and a minister—to explore challenges faced by families today, from addressing children's anxiety and emotional needs to fostering healthy relationships with technology. Unique perspectives and expert guest insights contribute to the dialogues, making the podcast a resource for parents seeking to better understand their children... more

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1. Larissa May
2. Jerome Hunter
3. Eli Lebowitz
4. Brian Lowery
5. Hunter Clarke-Fields
6. Dr. Andy Stoker
7. Dr. Richard Weissbourd
8. Donna Tetreault

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