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Publishes | Twice weekly | Episodes | 311 | Founded | 4 years ago |
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Number of Listeners | Categories | ParentingKids & FamilyEducation for Kids |
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I have some how stumbled upon this podcast, and it has been a big help! I am a 13 year old girl and can’t thank you guys enough! It has answered many questions I have had, and overall made me feel more comfortable with changes that are happening now, and ones to come!
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I am only a few episodes in, but you are a wealth of such wonderful and important life-changing information. I have a daughter who is 13 and we have a very open communication about her menstrual cycle because I myself suffer from PMDD. Since this is potentially a genetic condition, there is a chance she may have it too, so I am about to present her this evening with a monthly tracking calendar so she can keep notes on her ever changing cycle that she’s been going through for almost the past year... more
I am 13 and have been loving this podcast, along with both care of keeping you books. Keep up the good work!
Amazing advice, and excellent commentary. Very inclusive and supportive of LGBTQ+ identities, as well as they are feminists who very much know how much of an epidemic toxic masculinity is in our culture. Highly recommend for any parent.
Mom of two (very different!) kids. Since my kids hit middle school and now high school it’s been emotionally challenging for me to navigate how to parent them and grow our relationship. I wasn’t prepared for how different it would be from their grade school years. I’ve turned to many podcasts and resources looking for insight and help. Personally podcasts work best with my life as I’m able to listen during my nighttime hikes with the family dog. This podcast has been the best one I’ve found that... more
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A dynamic and informative exploration into the challenges of puberty and adolescence is presented, offering insightful discussions on the physical, emotional, and social transformations that occur from ages 8 to 18. The hosts bring a blend of science and humor, addressing various topics that are often stigmatized or viewed as awkward. Notably, there is a strong focus on helping both children and their caregivers navigate this complex stage of life, promoting open communication and understanding while de-stigmatizing the experiences of growing up in today's tech-savvy world. Each episode incorporates expert guests, actionable advice, and personal anecdotes that resonate with both parents and young listeners alike.
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