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Spoil Your Baby

Dr. Greer Kirshenbaum
Parenting
Neuroscience
Child Development
Infant Development
Sleep Training
Mental Health
Attachment Theory
Sensitive Period
Caregivers
Baby Brains
Affection
Infant Care
Co-Regulation
Transitioning To New Caregivers
Daycare
Nannies
Parenting Myths
Peer Support Groups
Shared Sleeping
Beyond Sleep Training Project

As a mom, neuroscientist, and a long time expert to parents, almost every expert has it wrong when they say 'don't spoil your baby.' Up until the age of 3, your only job is to spoil your baby with affection, attention, and protection. I promise you it's the best chance for the long term mental health and success of your child. On my podcast, I will interview the leading experts to explain why you ... more

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Latest Episodes

How do you turn a childhood of "low nurture" into a passion for helping other parents find confidence and joy in responsive motherhood?

Erin and Hayley are twins and the co-founders of The Nurture Duo. They shared their challenging upbringing, havi... more

Are you feeling conflicted because your mothering instincts feel right, but everyone around you insists you are doing it wrong?

Amanda Hadfield, who was previously working as a veterinary nurse, started maternity leave looking for self-discovery an... more

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How does embracing neuroscience and genuine community support transform the challenges of early motherhood, especially when navigating conflicting advice on infant sleep?

We sit down with Linda, a Nurture Neuroscience practitioner, to discuss her i... more

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What if the key to maximizing bonding time with your newborn was created out of a moment of terrifying crisis?

Hayley Mullins, the founder of the Joey Band, shares the deeply personal and frightening experience that led to the development of her in... more

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Recent Guests

Hayley Mullins
Co-founder of Joey Band
Joey Band
Episode: Brain benefits of Skin-to-Skin and how to do it at any age | #36
Rachel Shepard-Ota
Founder of Hey Sleepy Baby and former special education teacher
Hey Sleepy Baby
Episode: Navigating Sleep with a Newborn & Toddler | #34
Maranda Bower
Biological researcher, best-selling author, founder of Postpartum University
Postpartum University
Episode: Beyond 6 Weeks: The Real Postpartum Journey, with Maranda Bower | #32
Erica Hornthal
Movement therapist and professional counselor, author of 'Body Aware' and 'Body Talk'
Episode: Dance Movement Therapy for Moms: A New Language of Connection | #31
Busi Musiiwa
Occupational therapist, founder of Babu Baby Carriers, and advocate for baby wearing, originally from Zimbabwe.
Babu Baby Carriers
Episode: Physical & Emotional Connection through Baby Carrying: with Busi Musiiwa | #30
Kelly Yefet
New mom, entrepreneur, and sister-in-law of the host
Episode: Trusting Your Own Intuition (feat. Kelly Yefet) | #29
Dr. Marion Van Horn
Fellow neuroscientist, science communicator, and educator
Episode: Feeding Your Baby’s Brain (feat. Dr. Marion Van Horn) | #27
Sue-Rose Reed
Mom of three, engineer, founder of Oneberrie, and recent graduate of Nurture Neuroscience Practitioner Certification.
Oneberrie
Episode: How to Spoil Your Baby in the Bath with Sue-Rose Reed | #23
Dr. Helen Ball
Professor of anthropology and director of the Durham Infancy & Sleep Center, author of How Babies Sleep.
Episode: How Babies Sleep (feat. Dr. Helen Ball) | #20

Host

Greer Kirshenbaum
Host and neuroscientist with a focus on early childhood development, advocating for nurturing parenting practices.

Reviews

4.6 out of 5 stars from 68 ratings
  • A life changing, paradigm shifting podcast

    I felt so lost before I found this podcast. I knew what I was doing was right but I felt like I had the entire world against me. It was extremely painful fighting to be allowed to love your baby and treat them the way your body is telling you you must. Hearing each guest filled me up a little more each time and was so healing. I am so grateful I found this podcast!!! I also love the warmth and wisdom emanating from greers personality. I love hearing her talk and interview the guests!

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    mrthfltly
    United Statesa month ago
  • Must Listen for ALL

    What a wonderful podcast, not just for new moms but also for partners, providers, grandparents and beyond. Greer is a brilliant and gracious host and her guests are fascinating and share really helpful info! Will definitely keep tuning in! ✨🙏🏼✨

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    ExposedRedBrick
    Canadaa month ago
  • Loving this podcast

    This podcast has been so helpful and informative for myself and my husband. We feel so validated in how we’ve chosen to parent and nurture our kids with safe bed sharing, breastfeeding into toddlerhood and more. I’m learning a ton and will definitely keep listening to Dr. Greer 🙌

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Mommy JG
    Canada5 months ago
  • Dr. Kirshenbaum knows her stuff!

    This podcast is a great follow on from her book The Nurture Revolution. Dr. Kirshenbaum’s knowledge, comments and advice are rooted in science and backed by evidence-based approaches (which can be increasingly hard to come by in the Wild West of the internet!). She has an empathetic and relatable tone and gives some practical tips to help support your baby’s development. Highly recommend!

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Love to Love Sleep
    Canada5 months ago
  • The best

    Superb research based parenting knowledge- Dr Greer is my go-to source!!!!!!

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Clarksburgmom
    Canada5 months ago

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Listeners appreciate the science-backed content and practical advice provided, finding it both informative and relatable.
Many find the podcast validating of their parenting choices, particularly around nurturing practices.
The empathetic tone of the host resonates well with parents navigating the challenges of early childhood.
Feedback highlights a preference for evidence-based discussions that often challenge conventional parenting norms.

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Boosting Confidence Through Nurtured Presence feat. Amanda Hadfield | #38
Q: How did you come to our program?
I was a veterinary nurse before and during maternity leave, I discovered Dr. Kirshenbaum's book that changed my perspective on parenting and led me to pursue the Nurture Neuroscience certification.
The Essential Guide to Pregnancy and Postpartum Nutrition with Carson Meyer | #13
Q: How was the process in writing the book for you?
The writing process was significant as it coincided with becoming a mother, which inspired everything presented in the book.

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Focused on early childhood development and nurturing parenting practices, listeners are guided through various science-backed approaches to parenting, particularly emphasizing the importance of affection and attention during a child's formative years. Expert guests ranging from psychologists to parenting resources share insights on topics like sleep, emotional intelligence, and the impact of nurturing on mental health. The content aims to empower parents with knowledge that champions instinctual parenting, while addressing common societal pressures and misconceptions surrounding child-rearing, making it a valuable resource for modern parents seeking compassionate and informed guidance.

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Recent guests on Spoil Your Baby include:

1. Hayley Mullins
2. Rachel Shepard-Ota
3. Maranda Bower
4. Erica Hornthal
5. Busi Musiiwa
6. Kelly Yefet
7. Dr. Marion Van Horn
8. Sue-Rose Reed

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