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Parents of the Year

Caroline & Andrew
Parenting
Social Media
ADHD
Screen Time
Emotion Regulation
Artificial Intelligence
Roblox
Mental Health
Smartphones
Online Safety
Parental Authority
Screens
Tiktok
Chatgpt
Christmas
Honesty
Community Building
Gender Identity
Microplastics
Non-Suicidal Self-Injury (NSSI)

We were never given a manual on how to parent. It is easy to get overwhelmed to know the right thing to do. There is so much contradictory information out there and everyone has their own advice. Parenting is a rewarding but messy, confusing, infuriating, guilt-inducing, and overwhelming journey. While it's easy to get lost, Andrew Stewart, a real dad, and Dr. Caroline Buzanko, a real mom, child p... more

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You feel like every simple request turns into a debate. Picking up a backpack, putting away a phone, getting ready for bed, or helping around the house somehow becomes another power struggle. After enough of those moments, it's easy to wonder whether... more

Schools teach algebra, chemistry, and history, but many children graduate without knowing how to earn, manage, save, or spend money wisely. That leaves one important question: who is teaching the financial skills they'll rely on for the rest of their... more

Respect doesn't suddenly appear during the teenage years. Responsibility, honesty, gratitude, and consideration for others are skills children learn through repeated teaching, consistent expectations, and everyday family interactions.

In this episod... more

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Dr. Chris
Scientist specializing in plastics and microplastics
Plastics Research Council (as stated by guest)
Episode: 207. What If Everything You’ve Heard About Microplastics Isn’t True?
Matt Kaufman
Summer camp director and author
The Camp (summer camp) and author of The Summer Camp MBA and The Campfire Effect
Episode: 206. Are Screens Stealing Our Kids’ Motivation?
Kevin Cripe
Motivational speaker, author, and educator; former elementary school teacher and chess coach
Motivational Speaker, Author, Educator
Episode: 205. Are We Putting Too Much Pressure on Kids to Perform?
Masood Ahmed
Founder and CEO of Gigabit IQ
Gigabit IQ
Episode: 201. Do You Know Who Your Child Is Talking to in Games and Group Chats?
Mark Perloe
Former infertility physician, IVF specialist for 32 years, now retired; grandfather and author
Milo's Superpower book project
Episode: 198. How Do We Help Kids Feel Seen When Their Needs Look Different?
Jerry White
Dean of Academic Technology at ECPI University; AI-powered tutoring platform founder
ECPI University
Episode: 196. How do we teach critical thinking in a world of ChatGPT and Deepfakes?
MJ Murray Vachon
Licensed clinical social worker; founder of Inner Challenge; host of Creating Midlife Calm
Inner Challenge / Creating Midlife Calm
Episode: 194. What actually works when your child won’t get off the screen?

Hosts

Andrew Stewart
Host of Parenting of the Year; real dad; frequent presence across episodes.
Caroline Buzanko
Co-host; child psychologist; parenting expert; mother figure.

Reviews

5.0 out of 5 stars from 21 ratings
  • A must listen

    Great information for parents navigating modern parenting.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Dr. Roseann
    United Statesa month ago
  • Awesome relatable advice

    Loved the episode about perfectionism and the actionable steps and awareness. A great convo with a relaxed vibe from

    Folks who have experience and who have the education. Can’t wait to listen to more episodes.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    northerpixie
    Canada2 years ago
  • Great authentic conversation

    Caroline and Andy are a power couple navigating life, kids and relationship with humour, consideration and mutual love and respect. A great example for so many.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Kristamp
    Canada2 years ago
  • Funny, relatable - while becoming a better parent.

    I have to admit that I know Caroline, and I was so excited that she launched this podcast with her husband. They’re funny, relatable (although they’re setting a high bar! Who wouldn’t want a relationship like that with their spouse). Every episode gives me something to think about and something to try to become a better parent to our daughter.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    ebarbaric
    Canada4 years ago

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The dynamic between the hosts as a couple is cited as supportive, warm, and funny.
Many praise practical, actionable tips they can try with their kids.
Listeners appreciate honest, relatable chats about parenting and relationships between partners.

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A practical, conversation-driven show about modern parenting, blending personal anecdotes with expert insight. Hosts are a real dad and a child psychologist mom who are married, delivering honest discussions on everyday parenting challenges, setting boundaries, digital life, and supporting kids through emotional and behavioral issues. Episodes frequently explore honesty, discipline, screen time, sleep, health habits, and building family connection, often with actionable tips and relatable humor that helps listeners feel understood and less alone. A notable strength is the balanced dynamic between personal experience and professional guidance, making it approachable for both new and veteran parents seeking real-world strategies without judgm... more

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3. Kevin Cripe
4. Masood Ahmed
5. Mark Perloe
6. Jerry White
7. MJ Murray Vachon

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