
Helping parents raise kids with healthy motivation and resilience in facing life's challenges. Oh, and having more fun while doing it!
| Publishes | Monthly | Episodes | 75 | Founded | 4 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | ParentingEducationKids & FamilySelf-Improvement | |||

What if one of the most important things we can do to raise confident, resilient, and motivated kids is simply to let them play? And I don't mean organized sports, adult-supervised activities, or structured playdates. I'm talking about good old-fashi... more
Maybe it wasn’t all about the cell phones after all.
In this episode, I’m joined by eminent psychologist, researcher, and author Dr. Peter Gray to explore what may really be driving the decline in children’s mental health. While smartphones and soci... more
All of us worry about the potentially negative impacts of technology. We worry our kids are online too much, that social media is disrupting their sleep, academics, mental health, and relationships—and frankly, taking away good time outdoors. And it ... more
What do teens really need to grow into confident, capable adults? In this episode, I sit down with two remarkable young advocates—Rona Majumder and Faris Smith—to explore why today's teens are asking for more autonomy, more trust, and more places whe... more
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The show centers on parenting with a focus on fostering healthy motivation and resilience in children, often through research-backed frameworks and practical coaching for families. Episodes routinely feature experts in psychology, education, and parenting, along with authors and advocates who champion independence, belonging, and well-being for kids and teens. A notable pattern is translating academic ideas into actionable strategies for both parents and educators, with frequent guest contributions from researchers, clinicians, and thought leaders who discuss topics like motivation, sleep, adolescent development, and family dynamics. The program often ties insights to real-world routines and resources, including prep support, college readin... more
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Recent guests on The Self-Driven Child include:
1. William Stixrud
2. Peter Gray
3. Juliette Blake
4. Rona Majumder
5. Faris Smith
6. Ethan Chan
7. Meryem Orazova
8. David Yeager
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