Project Parenthood
QuickAndDirtyTips.comStressed-out parent? Need a little help? Project Parenthood is your weekly guide to raising your kids with empathy while taking care of yourself, too. Host Dr. Nanika Coor is a clinical psychologist and respectful parenting advocate. She'll help you get a handle on toddler emotions, discipline your teens without punishment, and create more peace and collaboration in your home--all in just ten minu... more
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 775 | Founded | 17 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Category | Kids & Family | |||
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Latest Episodes
Feeling disconnected from your child after a fight? You're not alone! In this episode, Dr. Nanika Coor explores why repairing those ruptures is key, tackles the hidden hurdles parents face, and offers a step-by-step guide to reconnect and build a str... more
Instead of reacting with fight, flight, or freeze, some parents respond with fawning, a pattern of people-pleasing and appeasement in the face of conflict. As a fawning parent, you might prioritize maintaining harmony and avoid confrontation, even if... more
Aligned with the practice of respectful parenting, unschooling challenges conventional educational paradigms, and offers a liberating alternative that both nurtures children's autonomy and fosters meaningful intergenerational connections. In this epi... more
Using respectful parenting tools can make space for you and your child to have a more collaborative and peaceful relationship. And yet it’s extremely hard to use the tools you have when you’re triggered in the present by past experiences, stressed by... more
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Apple Podcasts1Fyliao
United States4 months ago - Racist
This show is much more racist than I would have ever guessed. I picked two random shows and they both ended up being all about blaming white people and perpetuating racism. more
Apple Podcasts1B3asyUnited Statesa year ago - Quick and Dirty and oh so good
Dr Coor is spectacular. Her voice is so soothing, but also she has the best advice. It’s the right balance for me of self love and empathy for our children. She’s the queen of teaching me how to inception my toddler into great habits and behaviors. I am a better mother for listening to the podcast and I can’t wait to see what she has coming next!
Apple Podcasts5She Who Rides FarUnited Statesa year ago - Great content, poor editing
Love the show and the content provided, but the editing within the podcasts needs some love. Whether it’s repeating segments or a ad that comes out of no-where, it could be much better with some more effort or a more thorough review prior to posting.
Apple Podcasts4BarouwUnited Statesa year ago - How to make life easier with a 7 year old
This episode was so helpful, my miss has turned 7 recently and what you described is exactly what she is demonstrating. I have noticed big changes and haven’t been clear on how I can support her, and to be honest felt a little confused about what she was experiencing. But you have clarified it all for me! Thank you so much, wonderful episode. And I really appreciate it was brief too. I will be listening to your podcast regularly from now, I totally recommend it.
Apple Podcasts5Clucy02
New Zealand2 years ago
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