
Wouldn’t it be great if your child came with an owner’s manual? A how-to book on how to raise your child? And if your child came with such a manual, wouldn’t it be helpful to have someone walk you through it, making that owner’s manual come alive? Michael Gurian and Tim Wright serve as your guides through what they believe is the owner’s manual for your child: Your child’s brain. While the brain d... more
| Publishes | Twice weekly | Episodes | 377 | Founded | 7 years ago |
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Michael and Tim discuss why purpose is so important for boys and how to help them discover it for themselves.
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From February, 2021: A homeschooling mom is at her wits end being a mom and a teacher.
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Michael and Tim look at the ways girls discover fulfillment, vision, and self worth in life.
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From January, 2021: This Aunt is having a hard time managing her sister’s kids because their parenting styles are so different.
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Really! As a mom of 2 boys and a girl, as a teacher, as a partner to a man. Simply and plainly VITAL information for any human who interacts with other humans.
Just listened to the last episode where 90% of it is about the host/guest’s biased opinion on what’s happening in the Middle East. What a waste of time.
As a parent and mental health professional who works with children I generally find the ideas presented in this podcast to be current and spot on. However the last episode on competitiveness references all ‘he’ and ‘his’. I know the question involved a boy, but it became very irritating. C’mon, guys! It’s 2023. This is an issue with girls now, too! Let’s move out of that box!
When I work up wide awake and saw that it was only 11:44pm, there was nothing else to do but stay up. I “stumbled” upon this podcast and found it helpful for a few reasons. First, unity in parenting is important. Addressing behavior appropriately is equally important (redeeming v. punishing). Having a support system is valuable. Using the right language is key to helping, rather than exasperating a situation. Thank you Tim and Michael. Being from the era when these issues were dealt with inappro... more
Interesting to hear a little of the brain science behind certain behaviors. Love that they take listener questions and really do a deep dive for that person, but also make it relatable to all listeners. Looking forward to hearing more.
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This podcast offers insights into parenting through the lens of brain science, providing practical advice for navigating the challenges of raising children. Hosts Michael Gurian and Tim Wright pull from their extensive experience to discuss a range of topics such as child development, effective parenting strategies, and the nuanced challenges faced by parents today. They address relevant issues like the impact of technology on children, the importance of understanding gender differences in development, and the dynamics of family relationships. Unique in its approach, the podcast emphasizes the role of neuroscience in shaping parenting practices, appealing to both informed parents and those seeking guidance.
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