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Zen Habits PodcastEran Katz on Parenting, Self-Awareness & PlayfulnessParenting often feels like a whirlwind of challenges, leaving us searching for quick fixes and one-size-fits-all solutions. But the truth is, focusing solely on our children’s behavior can leave us disconnected from the deeper work required for real transformation.This week, I’m excited to welcome Eran Katz, a clinical psychologist, father, and creator of the Parenting MAP framework and the Apparently Parent podcast. Eran’s mission is to guide parents out of stress and confusion into confidence and harmony, fostering enduring, meaningful relationships with their children.In this episode, we explore Eran’s journey...2024-12-161h 03

Phát Triển Bản ThânBí Mật Của Một Trí Nhớ Siêu Phàm [Sách Nói]Nghe trọn sách nói Bí Mật Của Một Trí Nhớ Siêu Phàm trên ứng dụng Fonos: https://fonos.link/podcast-ptbt --Về Fonos:Fonos là Ứng dụng âm thanh số - Với hơn 13.000 nội dung gồm Sách nói có bản quyền, Podcast, Ebook, Tóm tắt sách, Thiền định, Truyện ngủ, Nhạc chủ đề, Truyện thiếu nhi. Bạn có thể nghe miễn phí chương 1 của tất cả sách nói trên Fonos. Tải app để trải nghiệm ngay!--Bí Mật C...2024-01-2528 min

Tóm Tắt Sách Miễn PhíTrí Tuệ Do Thái [Tóm Tắt Sách]Nghe thêm 1000+ Tóm Tắt Sách và nhiều nội dung hấp dẫn khác trên ứng dụng Fonos: https://fonos.link/PodcastFonos--Về Fonos:Fonos là Ứng dụng âm thanh số - Với hơn 13.000 nội dung gồm Sách nói có bản quyền, Podcast, Ebook, Tóm tắt sách, Thiền định, Truyện ngủ, Nhạc chủ đề, Truyện thiếu nhi. Bạn có thể nghe miễn phí chương 1 của tất cả sách nói trên Fonos. Tải app để trải nghiệm ngay!--Cuốn s...2023-11-1510 min

Something You Should KnowSYSK Choice: How Choice Architecture Works & The Benefits of Selfishness Done CorrectlySeems like everyone hates passwords. If they are too random, you forget them. If they are too obvious, you could be hacked. This episode begins with a quick and easy formula to create passwords that are easy to remember and no one else will ever guess. Source: Eran Katz author of Where Did Noah Park The Ark (https://amzn.to/3at5fmx).When you make a choice – any choice, your decision is influenced by so many factors. For example, the order the options were presented to you and who presented them has an influence on your choice. The...2023-10-2152 min

Almeno due pagine al giornoAlmeno due pagine al giorno - 16 ottobre 2023Oggi abbiamo selezionato per voi:– Patrick Zaki presenta il suo libro "Sogni e illusioni di libertà" (La Nave di Teseo) domani a Torino. Le parole su Benjamin Netanyahu, le reazioni, le riflessioni sulla vicenda e sul conflitto;– La Buchmesse di Francoforte si schiera con Israele e cancella l'assegnazione di un premio alla scrittrice palestinese Adania Shibli;– La storia di Bombino, chitarrista nigerino: i tuareg, l'amore per la chitarra, la musica come strumento di pace; – Neshama, suoni sefarditi del Mediterraneo con Raiz e i Radicanto domani a Torino. In chiusura l'incipit di "Corso di sopravviv...2023-10-1630 min

Tóm Tắt Sách Miễn PhíBí Mật Của Một Trí Nhớ Siêu Phàm [Tóm Tắt Sách]Trong cuốn sách Bí Mật Của Một Trí Nhớ Siêu Phàm, tác giả đã khái quát được những phương pháp ghi nhớ và nêu lên một hệ thống nhiều bài luyện tập tăng cường trí nhớ, giúp người đọc có thể ghi nhớ tất cả những gì mình muốn.Eran Katz là kỷ lục gia về trí nhớ người Israel với thành tích nhớ tới 500 chữ số liên tiếp. Ông còn là diễn giả nổi tiếng, có hơn 2.000 cuộc nói chuyện trên khắp t...2023-02-2210 min

Sách nói cho mọi người101 Trí Tuệ Người Do Thái - Eran Katz101 Trí Tuệ Người Do Thái - Eran Katz 2022-06-038h 50

Thư Viện Sách Nói Có Bản QuyềnBí Mật Của Một Trí Nhớ Siêu Phàm [Sách Nói]Phần lớn chúng ta cho đến cuối đời đều chỉ sử dụng được khoảng 10% khả năng ghi nhớ của mình. Và để nhớ mọi thứ thật lâu, lời khuyên của tác giả là: Mỗi người hãy nhìn nhận lại để thấy cuộc sống của chúng ta thật đáng quý. Nhiệt tình với mọi điều và tất cả sẽ trở nên thật dễ nhớ. Ngày nay, mọi người thường quá phụ thuộc vào máy móc công nghệ để ghi nhớ những gì mình muốn; thậm chí còn có những qu...2022-03-1731 min

Cấy Nền RadioTRÍ TUỆ DO THÁI: Bí ẩn về sự thông minh của người Do Thái l Ngọc Thúy l Cảm nhận sách hay l Cấy Nền RadioTừ lâu, người Do Thái đã nổi tiếng là một dân tộc thông minh và giàu có nhất thế giới. Những người Do Thái có tầm ảnh hưởng trong tất cả các lãnh vực từ khoa học, kinh doanh cho đến âm nhạc, điện ảnh. Hẳn các bạn cũng luôn thắc mắc vì sao họ lại tài giỏi như vậy, mình cũng thế và mình đã tìm đến câu trả lời trong cuốn Trí Tuệ Do Thái của tác giả ERAN KATZ - người lập...2022-02-2105 min

The Upfront PodcastEmily Katz | Healing After a Cycle of AbuseToday’s guest is Emily Katz. She was born in Israel, raised in the UK and Spain and currently lives in Israel but is planning on moving back to Spain in a few months. Emily had studied organization behavior development and now works as an Organizational and Self-Healing Consultant, a professional problem solver, on a mission to try and help heal humanity. She is working on different projects to heal the collective but is currently focusing on helping individuals with their mental health. Emily is sharing parts of her personal story, which entail harrowing events that ultimately led her to...2022-01-0638 min

Sức Khoẻ Thân - Tâm - TríBí Mật Của Một Trí Nhớ Siêu Phàm [Sách Nói]Bí Mật Của Một Trí Nhớ Siêu Phàm - Cuốn sách Kinh điển về Tư duy, Kỹ năng mà bất cứ ai cũng nên đọc.Phần lớn chúng ta cho đến cuối đời đều chỉ sử dụng được khoảng 10% khả năng ghi nhớ của mình. Và để nhớ mọi thứ thật lâu, lời khuyên của tôi là: Mỗi người hãy nhận thức lại cuộc sống để thấy cuộc sống của chúng ta thật đáng quý. Nhiệt tình với mọi điều trong cuộc sống, mọi thứ vớ...2021-11-1529 min

The Apparently Parent PodcastEp. 69 - Working From Home and Parenting, with Shari Medini2020 was, perhaps, a pivotal year for work-life balance. So many people had to work from home while taking care of their children 24/7, and even now, as things are re-opening, many businesses are still letting their employees work from home.In this episode of The Apparently Parent Podcast, I'm talking to Shari Medini, who co-authored the book Parenting While Working From Home, a beautiful, simple guide that will help you find the balance between work, parenting, and yourself (never forget yourself).Support the show 2021-11-0435 min

The Apparently Parent PodcastEp. 68 - Embracing ConflictsIf you're a parent, you probably experience conflicts between you and your children throughout your day. When to get up, how to dress for school, what to eat, when to do homework, and don't get me started on screen time!Many parents ask me to help them get rid of all the fights and conflicts they have with their children. But I want to offer a different perspective: conflicts are not the bad guy.In this episode you're gonna learn why conflicts can help you raise a more confident child who is more caring and...2021-10-2827 min

The Apparently Parent PodcastEp. 67 (Part 2): 9 Ways for Raising Confident ChildrenSupport the show 2021-10-2121 min

Something You Should KnowWhy You Make the Choices You Make & The Upside of Being SelfishPasswords are a real pain. If it is too random, you can’t remember. If you it too easy, you could easily be hacked. So this episode begins with a simple formula to create a new password that you will remember and no one else will ever guess. Source: Eran Katz author of Where Did Noah Park The Ark (https://amzn.to/3at5fmx).When you are asked to make a choice, your decision on what to choose is influenced by so many things including how the options are presented to you, who is presenting them and so...2021-10-1454 min

The Apparently Parent PodcastEP. 67 - 9 Ways to Raising Confident Children (Part 1)When asked, many parents say they want their children to be confident. But what does confidence even mean? And how can you nurture this trait in them?This is part 1 of this special episode where I share 9 principles for raising confident children. Don't forget to subscribe and get the next part as soon as it comes out.Support the show 2021-10-1429 min

The Apparently Parent PodcastEp. 66 - Help Your Teenager Succeed in Life with Cody ButlerSupport the show 2021-09-2343 min

The Apparently Parent PodcastEp. 65 - Bringing More Mindfulness to your ParentingAgain with the mindfulness?? Well, yes. But hear me out. This is not another podcast that will tell you to sit down on the cushion and watch your breath for 30 minutes. Why? Because you don't have time for that, am I right? You're a busy mom, or hustling dad, or whatever you wanna call it. You have kids tugging at your pants, knocking on your bathroom door, and waking you up at hours you never wanted to meet up close.But all of that doesn't mean you can't enjoy the beautiful gifts that mindfulness practice can bring...2021-09-1635 min

The Apparently Parent PodcastEp. 64 (Encore): Back to School When COVID is Still HereApparently, we have to start another school year with COVID still present in our lives. When this episode was first published, things looked different. Today we have vaccinations for 12 years old and above, but many children still have to go to school in the shadow of a global pandemic.If you're still worried about sending your children to school (and who can blame you), or you're looking for ways to help your children cope with the anxiety of being back to school these days, this episode is for you.I have gathered the voices of...2021-09-0248 min

The Apparently Parent PodcastEp. 63 - Communicate to Motivate with Jim Van AllanHow do you motivate your children? What are the ways by which you can communicate your message to your children, no matter their age, and make them interested in what you have to say?This is not about getting them to listen in a disciplinary kind of way. This is about making a true connection with them, sharing your world with them, and finding ways to convey your message in a motivating way, helping them become who they wish to be.These are the topics I discuss in today's episode with my guest, Dr. Jim...2021-08-2645 min

The Apparently Parent PodcastEp. 62 - Is Parenting without Yelling Possible?Be honest: how many times during the day do you find yourself yelling, shouting, or just raising your voice at your kids? And when it happens, what do you feel like during, or afterward?In this episode, I'm tackling an aspect of parenting that everybody knows, but most rarely talks about - should we never raise our voices at our kids?Support the show 2021-08-1921 min

The Apparently Parent PodcastEp. 61 - What's Wrong with Attachment Parenting (part 2)This is part 2 of my deep-dive into attachment parenting, a popular parenting method developed by William and Marth Sears. Last week we learned what attachment parenting is and discovered the Seven Baby Bs.In this week I'll show you why I think attachment parenting is not really related to what psychologist say when they talk about attachment. You'll learn what creating a secure attachment relationship with your children really means, how you can foster attachment security without succumbing to the rigidity of the Seven Baby Bs. If you want to create a positive, strong bond w...2021-08-1232 min

The Apparently Parent PodcastEp. 60 - What's Wrong with Attachment Parenting (part 1)It's time to talk about attachment parenting. And more specifically, is it any good? Attachment parenting is a method developed by William and Marth Sears, and is a very popular parenting method these days. Attachment parenting followers focus on a close relationship with the baby and developing sensitive communication with it.Sounds good, no? But the problem is that attachment parenting has its flaws, and it's time to talk about them. This is why I created this podcast episode, which turned out so long I had to split it in two. So this is part 1...2021-08-0534 min

The Apparently Parent PodcastEp. 59 - Raising Humans with Heart with Sarah MacLaughlinSupport the show 2021-07-2938 min

The Apparently Parent PodcastEp. 58 - How to Ask Your Child to do Something so That They'll Actually Listen"Please put your shoes on already!" - is that situation familiar? Do you find yourself asking your children to do things over and over again? Do you resort to threats or bribes? Are you already exhausted from the ongoing struggle?Yes, the struggle is real. But in fact, it shouldn't be THAT hard. If only you would know some basic ways to ask your children to do something and actually want to cooperate... Well, this is what I teach you in this episode of The Apparently Parent Podcast.No, this is no magic...2021-07-2239 min

The Apparently Parent PodcastEp. 57 - Context is KingSupport the show 2021-07-1536 min

The Apparently Parent PodcastEp. 56 - The Love Story of a Lifetime with Bethany SaltmanSupport the show 2021-07-0842 min

The Apparently Parent PodcastEp. 55 - What Parenting Under Fire Taught MeDo you know how they say "when life gives you lemons, make a lemonade?" 🍋Well, I love lemonade. I love lemons even more. But some lemons I would rather live without.Two months ago, my country entered another round of escalation with the rulers of Gaza strip. For almost two weeks, they fired rockets into Israel, which meant that we could hear a war siren at any hour of the day and run into shelter. One rocket even hit a street not far away from my home, killing one man. Not my kind of a lem...2021-07-0148 min

Pooch Parenting24. Becoming a Better Parent with Psychologist Eran KatzIn this episode of the Pooch Parenting Podcast with Israeli psychologist Eran Katz, we discuss parenting and the role we play in scaffolding the emotional lives of our kids and dogs.Thank you for listening! Want to learn more about Pooch Parenting and how we can help you? If you enjoyed this episode, please rate and review on Apple Podcasts. Worried about Growling? Get my free guide: ABC's of Growling: https://poochparenting.net/abcs-of-growling/ Looking for QUICK answers to your dog and child questions? Just ask and my custom tool will give you the answer: www...2021-06-1025 min

The Apparently Parent PodcastEp. 54 - 40 Years OldIn this special episode of The Apparently Parent Podcast, I'm sharing with you some of my thoughts as I arrive at the 40th year of my life. And, not by coincidence, it's also the 1st year anniversary of the podcast.Support the show 2021-02-2530 min

The Apparently Parent PodcastEp. 53 - Homeschooling and Music with Gabi Haberer2020 is a year that will be talked about and remembered for a long time. And I think that one of the main things that we are going to see in the coming years are changes to educational systems and long-held beliefs.When covid hit and lockdowns started to be part of our lives, every parent had to become a kind of a homeschooler. While some of us are happy to bring the kids back to school, some are willing to continue in the homeschooling adventure to some capacity.But doing homeschooling right requires knowledge, support, and understanding...2021-02-1845 min

The Apparently Parent PodcastEp. 52 - Learning Difficulties with Nicole SantamariaWhat do you do if your child is having trouble learning? What do you do if they have all the good intentions but something is stuck or holding them back? In this episode, I'm talking with Nicole Santamaria, OTR/L, about helping children cope with learning difficulties. We're talking about what keeps children from learning, and what can you, as a parent, can do to help. This is especially important as schools are literally changing around us as we are coming to a year after covid-19 started, so there's a lot for you to learn.Support the...2021-02-1142 min

The Apparently Parent PodcastEp. 51 - Parenting the Gifted Child with Dr. Jodi SvendsenLearning that your child is gifted may seem like good news for many parents. However, giftedness has its problems and struggles as well, and if you don't really understand what are the inner workings of the gifted brain, you're in trouble.Luckily, in today's episode, I'm talking with Dr. Jodi Svendsen, who is an expert on the topic of gifted children. You'll learn what makes the brains of gifted children unique (hint: it's not their super-intelligence), and what parents can do to help their children balance the needs and wants of family, schools, and friends....2021-02-0447 min

The Apparently Parent PodcastEp. 50 - Time to Time TravelWelcome to the 50th episode of The Apparently Parent Podcast! Yay! I'm so happy you're here, celebrating this with me. When I started working on this podcast, I didn't think we're going to go through a global pandemic, lockdowns, and all that stuff, but we did, and I think that working on this podcast, putting out a weekly episode even with all that was happening, was one of the things that really helped me manage those tougher times.To celebrate this achievement, I put up a special episode, in which I invite you to travel back in...2021-01-2833 min

The Apparently Parent PodcastEp. 49 - ENCORE: Talk About Political Stress with ChildrenAs America is stepping into a new presidency, at the end of a tumultuous couple of weeks, I wanted to re-publish an older episode. This was originally published in the wake of the Black Lives Matter movement after the murder of George Floyd. Back then I wanted to talk about how we, as parents, have a responsibility to address those issues with our children, and proposed some ways to do so.I think it's a good moment in history to address these issues again. Whether you live in the US or not, it's good to be able...2021-01-2135 min

The Apparently Parent PodcastEp. 48 - Finding Your Parenting ValuesHow do you know if you parent the "right" way?Is there a right way? What do you do in order to keep up with what is important to you?It all depends on your ability to identify your parenting values and pursue them. In this episode, I'll show you what parenting values are, and how you can start to identify what they are.Check out my free training on finding your values using the Bull's Eye exercise - https://www.apparentlyparent.com/valuesSupport the show 2021-01-1426 min

The Apparently Parent PodcastEp 47 - You're Setting Your Goals WrongHave you ever set a new year's resolution and failed to achieve it? Well, there's a reason for that, and it has to do with how connected you are to your values.In this episode, I will show you what values really mean, and why it is so important to be connected to your real values. You'll see how it will help you be a better parent and weather emotional storms, and basically build a richer and more meaningful life.If you want my free training on finding your values and building an action plan t...2021-01-0722 min

The Apparently Parent PodcastEp. 46 - What 2020 Gave MeCongratulations! We have officially got to the end of 2020. Who would have thought that this year would turn this way, huh?But it had, and now it's over, and we can start a fresh new year, full of hopes and dreams!But before we make a run into 2021, I believe we should stop for a couple of moments and say goodbye to 2020 by actually looking at the things that it brought us. No, not necessarily the lockdowns, anxiety, and uncertainty. I'm talking about the good stuff.What good stuff? In this episode, I share...2020-12-3128 min

The Apparently Parent PodcastEp. 45 - Dadventures with Steve DypiancoWhat does it mean to be a dad in the 21 century? What are the differences between being a dad or a mom, if there are any differences at all?These are just some of the questions that I discuss in today's episode with my guest Stephen Dypiangco. Steve is the co-founder of Dadventures (hellodadventures.com), an early stage startup helping parents find fun things to do with their kids, and he shares his story and the story of how his company is helping parents and children create wonderful experiences, covid or not.Support the show 2020-12-1747 min

The Apparently Parent PodcastEp. 44 - Psychological ImmunityWhile the world holds its breath, waiting for the covid-19 vaccinations, it's time to talk about a different kind of immunity - psychological immunity. In this episode, I share with you what does psychological immunity is and why it's so important for your children's lives. You will also learn how to help your children develop psychological immunity.***Want to learn more about helping your children develop psychological immunity? Join my new workshop: 3 Secrets of Confident ParentingSupport the show 2020-12-1026 min

The Apparently Parent PodcastEp 43. - All You Wanted to Know about Montessori with Charlotte PeckMontessori. Until a couple of years ago, whenever I heard that word I thought it was some Italian dish that I HAD to try.But then I had children and started to learn about different educational methods and systems, but I never really learned what Montessori really is.But today, my friends, you and I are going deep into the Montessori world, with the help of Charlotte Peck, my guest in this episode. Charlotte is a Montessori educator and consultant helping parents navigate Montessori learning at home, and she's helping us understand what Montessori is (and...2020-12-0351 min

The Apparently Parent PodcastEp. 42 - Ending 2020 with Gratitude (Encore episode)This episode was originally aired in March 2020, when the covid just started to show its face around the world. Now, as it is Thanksgiving of 2020, which means we are about to close off this year, I thought it's a good time to go back to this talk. Why? Because as crazy, unprecedented, and unpredictable this year had been, we would be wise to see the good alongside the bad.In the episode, I explain why gratitude is such an important trait to cultivate for both our mental and physical well-being and how you can start bringing more...2020-11-2614 min

The Apparently Parent PodcastEp. 41 - Anger Management 101ANGER. It's time we talk about anger, which is one of the universal, fundamental emotions we have. Anger is perhaps the most scrutinized emotions we have, and parents all over the world teach their children to avoid anger. But, is that wise? Should you teach your children to avoid anger? And what do you do with your own anger?In this episode we'll talk about why anger is such an important emotion, but more importantly, I'll teach you a couple of ways to have more control over your anger. Because while we may not want...2020-11-1947 min

The Apparently Parent PodcastEp. 40 - The Change Triangle with Hilary Jacobs HendelEmotions! You can't live with'em, but ya can't get rid of'em. Am I right?!Nah, I'm just kidding, of course. Emotions are one of the most important things in our lives. Emotions make us who we are. And they have a big role in our development and everyday lives.But emotions can also be hard on us. The so-called "negative" emotions such as sadness, anger, or fear can wreak havoc in our days and nights, making our lives miserable. And if you're parents, who have to take care not only of your emotions but those...2020-11-1249 min

The Homeschool Music Collective PodcastNavigating the Waters of Parenting with Eran KatzIn today’s podcast, Eran Katz and I discuss the psychology of parenting and how becoming a parent is like being given the deed to a ship; a ship to navigate with precious cargo - our children. Eran Katz is a clinical psychologist and parenting counselor specializing in attachment theory. He's also the father of two children who are his best parenting teachers. He believes that parenting is one of the most important jobs we ever do. This is why he created Apparently Parent and The Parenting MAP Society, to help you move your family from chaos to harmony an...2020-11-0941 min

The Apparently Parent PodcastEp. 39 - How Bullying Affect Your ChildIt's an important topic that most people don't want to think about. Bullying.Most parents don't want to think of their children as potential bullying victims. But it can happen to everyone. And bullying can take many different forms: physical abuse, verbal abuse, or shunning which is isolating a child from everybody else.Being bullied or shunned like that can take a huge toll on the mental and physical well being of a child. It usually makes a child feel lonely and children may develop what is known as learned helplessness...2020-11-0543 min

The Apparently Parent PodcastEp. 38 – US Elections SpecialWelcome to this special US Elections Episode. At the time this post is published, we are a couple of days before the 2020 elections, and I thought this is a wonderful time to talk about the connection between family and government.When we think about the way parents lead their families, we can see some equivalences with several types of government. So what kind of family do you have? Is it a democracy? Or maybe it's a dictatorship?You'll LearnHow parenting styles shape the relationship with your children?What does it mean...2020-10-2922 min

The Apparently Parent PodcastEp. 37 - The Happy Child with Matt LarsonCan you learn better parenting skills from an app?Matt Larson thinks so, and he created such an app.Matt is one of the founders of The Human Improvement Project, a non-profit organization that created two apps that help learn the foundations of the child-parent relationship.In this episode, I'm talking to Matt about his mission to help parents improve their skills and how a tech-wiz turned out to be the founder of a parenting knowledge app.***Continue the conversation in my free community: Navigating Parenting - Raising Secure a...2020-10-2248 min

GoVirtuesParenting with Commitment with Eran KatzEran Katz is a clinical psychologist and parenting counselor. He specializes in attachment theory. He's also the father of two children who are his best parenting teachers. He believes that parenting is one of the most important jobs we will ever do. In this episode, he discusses with us the Parenting MAP - focusing on mindfulness, attachment, and purpose. All things that resonate with us here at FoV. Listen in for an intriguing and thoughtful conversation with practical ideas to adopt.Reflec...2020-10-1654 min

The Apparently Parent PodcastEp. 36 - Let Your Children FailYou are not mistaken. I called this episode "Let Your Children Fail", because that's actually one of the best gifts you can give your children. How so? Well, I don't mean that you should let your children really "fail" all the time, and don't help them. I do mean that you can teach them to appreciate their mistakes and learn from them.Because if you teach your children that they can either succeed or learn something new (as opposed to failing), you will give them a gift for life.***Continue the conversation in...2020-10-1522 min

The Apparently Parent PodcastEp. 35 - Cut Yourself Some SlackThere's a question that I see coming up a lot in parenting groups and forums, which I wanted to address in this episode. It's all about feeling like a bad parent because you get mad and yell. The question can look like this:I want to know the best way to parent. I want to be the best that I can be. But right now I’m feeling like I’m failing. That’s because I shout too much. I have a short fuse and is always leads to feeling huge waves of guilt.Sounds famili...2020-10-0836 min

The Apparently Parent PodcastEp. 34 - Strange Situation with Bethany SaltmanBethany Saltman is an author, zen-practitioner, writing coach, and a mother. In this episode, I had the pleasure of talking to her about her new book: Strange Situation - A Mother’s Journey into the Science of Attachment. In this wonderful tale of becoming a parent, Bethany tells her own story, as well as that of Mary Ainsworth, who is responsible for the vast research of the Attachment Theory as we know it. Together, we discuss her own story of becoming a mom and moving from feeling ashamed and guilty into a more present and ac...2020-10-0150 min

The Apparently Parent PodcastEp. 33 - One Story to Help Your ChildWhen your children have to face changes, there's one simple thing you can do to help them. And that is to prepare them for that change using the power of stories.In this episode, I will walk you through a simple process that will help you write - yes yes, write - a simple story that will help your child prepare for that change. And believe me, you don't need to be Shakespear.After you listen to the episode, go to the show notes on www.apparentlyparent.com/33 to download a free guide and template...2020-09-2425 min

The Apparently Parent PodcastEp. 32 - Don't Be Your Child's Best FriendAs many countries are still in lockdown or entering a second lockdown, many parents find that staying home with their kids is not an easy job, to say the least. And that's especially true if you're trying to set boundaries all they long. So, naturally, some parents tend to get more and more chill with those boundaries, sometimes to the point of giving them up.But, is that even a problem? Maybe fewer boundaries are the sane way to go? What's so wrong about being your child's best friend and eliminating the hierarchy?That's the...2020-09-1726 min

The Apparently Parent PodcastEp. 31 - All You Need to Know About Screen Use with Lisa HonoldAre you struggling with how your kids use screens? Do you find yourself fighting with them over how many hours of screen they are allowed to use each day? Or what they do online? Well, tune in to today's episode where I'm having a conversation with Lisa Honold.Lisa is a certified Positive Discipline parent educator and an expert on cyber safety. Her work has been featured in The Wall Street Journal and the “Empowered Parenting Summit 2020”. As the Director for the Center for Online Safety, she helps families stop fighting over screen time so they can get...2020-09-1044 min

The Apparently Parent PodcastEp. 30 - Do's and Don'ts of Helping an Anxious ChildWhat are the most important Do's and Don'ts that you HAVE to remember when you want to help your anxious child? I'm glad that you asked - because I have a special episode for you today.This is a recording of a LIVE session that I did in my free Facebook group, in which I talked about The Parenting MAP and how to use it to help your anxious children. We go into the most important do's and don'ts of handling anxiety, so don't miss it!---To join my Facebook group "Navigating...2020-09-0336 min

The Apparently Parent PodcastEp. 29 - Back to School During a Global PandemicWorried about how the next school year is going to look like? Afraid to send your kids back to school? Or feeling stressed about another year of remote learning?Worry not, my friends. I've reached out to a dozen parenting experts and asked them to share their advice with you - and I'm sharing all of that wonderful advice in this episode.To download this guide as a PDF file, click hereSupport the show 2020-08-2647 min

The Apparently Parent PodcastEp. 28 - Do You Know Better Than Your Kids?Do you think that you know better than your kids? Think again.Sometimes, you do know better, but in so many things in life, you are influenced by some inner streams of consciousness that may confuse you or just make you stuck. In this episode, we'll discuss the concept of Pandora's Punching Bag, and how you can release yourself from your inner demons and move towards being the parent you want to be.**Continue the discussion in my free community: Navigating Parenting - Raising Secure and Confident ChildrenSupport the show 2020-08-2023 min

The Apparently Parent PodcastEp. 27 - Why Does My Child Behave Like That???Did you ever feel that your child can be such a brat at home and a goody-too-shoes at school, or with grandparents or other children?Isn't it annoying?But other than annoying, it also means something good! It means the connection your child has with you is solid. In this episode, I'll explain exactly how that works.***Join my free Facebook group: Navigating Parenting - Raising Secure and Confident ChildrenSupport the show 2020-08-1321 min