
Parenting is hard…but does it have to be this hard? Wouldn’t it be better if your kids would stop pressing your buttons quite as often, and if there was a little more of you to go around (with maybe even some left over for yourself)? On the Your Parenting Mojo podcast, Jen Lumanlan M.S., M.Ed explores academic research on parenting and child development. But she doesn’t just tell you the results o... more
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 317 | Founded | 10 years ago |
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Sara's four-year-old started asking permission for things he used to just do on his own, like grabbing the markers off his own shelf. It was a small request, but it worried her, since nothing about her home had ever required asking first.
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The way we set limits has such profound implications for our parenting: it’s the difference between parenting in a constant state of anxiety, and being truly calm and confident that you’re making the right decisions as you move through your day.
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If you’ve been a parent for a while, or maybe even if you haven’t, you probably saw an article on Holding Space making the rounds of online communities a few years ago. In the article the author, Heather Plett, describes how she and her siblings wer... more
This episode began out of a query that I see repeated endlessly in online parenting groups: “My child has a really strong preference for me. They get on great with the other parent (usually the father, in a heterosexual relationship) when I’m not ar... more
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Your Parenting Mojo is an essential parenting resource. Jen Lumanlan brings research, warmth, and rare relational clarity to the everyday moments that shape children’s lives. Her work helps parents look beneath behavior, honor needs, preserve agency, and build more connected families. This matters deeply because how we care for children ripples through our homes, communities, and future generations.
It’s interesting to get parent’s perspectives
I so appreciate Jen’s worldview and her highlighting how the power dynamics at play in the extreme injustices in our world can be replicated—or addressed and healed—in our relationships with our children. We need more awareness of these issues as parents, and it’s not an easy journey but the health of our children and communities and world depend on it.
I was grateful to hear your episode on how toxic systems live inside our parenting. Honestly, having watched my own government participate in family separation for decades now and in more recent years, a genocide against a population with 50% children, I do not trust coaches/thought leaders etc that say they love children and families but advocate for their protection selectively. I trust you more because you have this perspective- not in spite of it.
I’ve just listened to episode 260: How the World’s Toxic Systems Live Inside Our Parenting. If you’re anything like me, you are wondering how people in power continue to do atrocious things and are still elected and supported. Jen’s work here, and in previous episodes, have put this into a context that makes sense- how we *might* use power over our children for ease and comfort or maybe a sense of control. This is how it’s always been, right? The world being what it is, we have to do better. S... more
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This show explores parenting through a research-backed lens, translating peer-reviewed findings into practical strategies for everyday family life. Listeners gain evidence-based frameworks for topics like meltdowns, sibling dynamics, parental burnout, screen time, and responsive parenting, with host-led interviews of researchers and practitioners to connect theory to real-world impact. A standout aspect is the rigorous synthesis of dozens of sources per episode, plus opportunities for listeners to engage via workshops and memberships. The format often features coaching-call style episodes and expert guests, delivering deep dives without sacrificing actionable takeaways for busy families.
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Recent guests on Your Parenting Mojo include:
1. Heather Plett
2. Diana Coyl-Shepheard
3. Dr. Jenny Radesky
4. Bob Whitaker
5. Kathy Hirsh-Pasek
6. Dr. Allan Horwitz
7. Dr. Moïra Mikolajczak
8. Dr. Sami Timimi
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