Listen to this very special Whinypaluza episode with Rebecca Greene as she celebrates her 200th podcast episode of Whinypaluza!
Here is what to expect on this week’s show:
The last 200 episodes have been amazing, and Rebecca can’t wait to bring you more! Let’s review some great moments in our first 2 seasons.
Ryanne Mellick reminded us that kids don’t have the same skill sets as adults. Remember to have patience with them. There are skills you can utilize to help your kids calm themselves.
Shana James got us to open up about talking about sex. Encourage healthy conversations with your children and with your partner. Mature honesty is found in having an open and honest conversation with your spouse.
Julie Emmerson opened up to us about her history of having an eating disorder and being in recovery and what that looks like from the inside. Start small to begin the path forward.
Special Guest Lillie Greene was a very special conversation as Rebecca’s youngest got to open up about what it is like to be in middle school. Don’t underestimate your kids! They can rise to the challenge.
Lisa (Miller) Chase gave us insight into being successful in school from the point of view of a seasoned teacher.
Dana Kay gave us information about changing your child’s diet to treat behavior issues.
Rachel Bailey inspired us by thinking about the long game of parenting. How do you find inspiration and useful tools to get you through tough times in parenting?
Dr. Robyne Hanley-Defoe taught us we can do hard things, and so can our kids! Be persistent and trust the process.
Melissa Stecher helped us to organize not only our homes, but our busy lives by rephrasing “I have to” as “I get to.” She also reminds us we have a team in our family to help us out.
Wendie Pett taught us that our mind is more powerful than we know. You can even strength train with the power of your mind. Mindset is key, and the body follows.
Andrea Cairella taught us that when we honor our time and our boundaries, we reclaim our power.
Josephine Alturi reminded us to start small when learning to build mediation into our day.
Anne Marie Comaratta helped us to understand the college admissions process, and how an outside person might get your kid to open up.
Stef Richthammer reminds us to set intentions and teach our kids to problem solve and cope without us all the time.
Judy Herman opened up to us about her experience with being married to someone with bi-polar disorder. She revealed that you can’t do the work for your significant other. We can support them, but they have to do the work.
Beth Syverson opened up about her son’s struggles with drug addiction and how she grappled with the ups and downs of helping him in recovery.
Melinda Jennis talked about the importance of inclusion when it comes to our kids. Don’t be afraid to ask questions.
Dr. Dana McNeil taught us about the Gottman Method for marital therapy, and “The Four Horsemen to your Marriage.
Dr. Maggie Vaughn reminded us to take moments to connect with your spouse to maintain a healthy, strong marriage.
If you missed any of these fantastic episodes, go back and listen to them, you won’t want to miss out.
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