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Frequência de atualização:
every 22 days
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32 minutes
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Inglês
Estados Unidos da América
32 episódios
desde 4 de Setembro de 2024
episodic

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In this episode we talk about the Neonatal Intensive Care Unit experience: what it is like from the parent perspective, and how to support a friend or family member who is going through it. We will also learn about Jackson Chance Foundation and the work they do to make it easier for parents to spen…

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In this episode we discuss a mindful approach to parenting that is relevant for adults in the hopeful, expecting, birthing, and parenting stage of life. The Heart of Birth offers a unique, transformative, evidence-based approach to whole-person care, a compliment to traditional clinical models and …
In this episode we discuss a mindful approach to parenting that is relevant for adults in the hopeful, expecting, birthing, and parenting stage of life. We talk about the biggest pain points for new parents and the role that a doula can play in providing presence and continuous support through chal…
In this episode we discuss a mindful approach to parenting that is relevant for adults in the hopeful, expecting, birthing, and parenting stage of life. We talk about the biggest pain points for new parents and the role that a doula can play in providing presence and continuous support through chal…
In this episode we discuss parenting transitions from childbirth to the empty-nest stage, and how we can approach these transitions with confidence and calm.  The term “mindfulness” is thrown around a lot these days, but what is it, really? Is bringing “mindfulness” to childbirth helpful? Will it m…
Amy and Laura Van Zandt discuss sleep through the lens of developmental differences. They discuss why so many children with developmental differences struggle with sleep, some of the biggest misconceptions about sleep in children with developmental differences. They talk about why bedtime can be th…

AI in Schools

Martin Moran, Head of Program for Middle and Upper School at Bennett Day School, talks with Amy about the current feelings around AI in schools, what has changed in schools because of AI, and what primary concern adults, especially adults in schools, need to have as they engage with AI. They dive i…
In this episode, Amy talks with Amy Liss of Campus Integrity Group about her work in preventing and investigating sexual misconduct. She explains the small, innocuous way that sexual misconduct often begins, and walks us through the warning signs we might see in a child who is being groomed. Amy pr…
In today's digital age, many parents find themselves struggling to keep up with the technology their children use daily. One pressing question is: How can we guide our kids to form healthy relationships with social media and technology? In this episode, we'll explore the insights from Jane Kim, fou…
In our latest podcast episode, Sitaara sits down and unpacks the valuable insights shared by Tareema Jean-Baptiste, a seasoned advocate and this year's Developmental Differences Parent Forum keynote speaker, who has dedicated her life to supporting families like yours. You'll learn actionable tips …
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