Hosted by Fuller Moments · 🇺🇸 US · EN · 34 episodes
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Providing you with evidence to help inform your parenting decisions. Hosted by Danushi- Psychologist, mum, and founder of Fuller Moments
Fuller Moments hosts Evidence Based Parenting Podcast, a kids show with 34 episodes published.
We are advised not to show infants under two any screens but is it actually bad for them? This episode explores the use and impact of TV on babies to help you determine if it is bad for baby. Book in a parenting coaching
In the 31st episode, I unpack the lessons for parents of young children in the Netflix series, Adolescence Purchase the Strength and Affirmation cards for kids mentioned in the episode here Book in a parenting coaching s
In today's episode we examine the significance of the first 1000 days and what are the key influences on development. Book in a parenting coaching session here Check out our website for more resources and tools at www
In the 27th episode, I explore why toddlers have tantrums and to what degree they are a "normal" part of development. Book in a parenting coaching session here Check out our website for more resources and tools at www
Welcome to the first episode for 2025, in this episode I unpack the research around the experience of being a working mum. And then discuss strategies overcoming challenges associated with balancing both roles. Book in a
In the 31st episode, I continue to unpack the results of a recent study we conducted into the experience of new parents and share what the study revealed are the five things new parents find the hardest about parenting a
In the 30th episode, I explore the myths and theories around raising a child bilingual and ultimately explore whether it is good (or bad!) for them. Book in a parenting coaching session here Check out our website for m
In the 29th episode, I continue to unpack the results of a recent study we conducted into the experience of new parents and share what the study revealed are the five things new parents find the most helpful. Book in a p
In the 28th episode, I begin to unpack the results of a recent study we conducted into the experience of new parents and share what the study revealed are the five things new parents wished they had know before they beca
In the 26th episode of the podcast I take you through the research and apply Psychology to provide you with methods to help your baby to sleep. In the episode I referred to the following podcast episodes: Will sleep trai
In the 25th episode of the podcast I guide you through rebuilding and reclaiming your identity and sense of self once becoming a parent. Book in a parenting coaching session here Check out our website for more resource
If you are planning or considering a family holiday to Canberra with babies or toddlers, then have a listen to our 24th episode where I share our very child friendly itinerary. Book in a parenting coaching session here
In the 23rd episode, I explore the great parenting legend that is formula helps a baby sleep better and if that is in fact true. e Come join me over on Instagram where I share more resources plus mum life applying the ev
In the 22nd episode I chat to two Physiotherapists about growing pains and what we can do as a parent to help our children with them.You can find Chelsea on Instagram at @physiowithchelsea and Britt on Instagram at http
In the 21st episode I investigate probiotics and the claims that it can help babies with crying, can help them sleep better and improve your child's immunity and report back to you (in a digestible busy parent format!) B
In the 20th episode (and first for the 2024!) I discuss parenting goals- why you should have them, what they could be and how to achieve them. Come join me over on Instagram where I share more resources plus mum life app
In the 19th episode (and finale for the year!) I take you through some cause and strategies for parental guilt. Book in a parenting coaching session here Check out our website for more resources and tools at www.ev
Thinking of a family vacation to Fiji with your little ones? In episode 18, I share the practical aspects of navigating this tropical paradise with babies and toddlers. From where we stayed, to what we did and what we wi
In the 17th episode of the episode I explore the debate around Elf on the Shelf from a behavioural and mental load perspective. Get your Parent's Guide to Positive Impact Elf on the Shelf Book in a parenting coaching ses
In the podcast's 16th, I present part two of the topic that forms the foundation of strong parent-child relationships: Building Secure Attachment with Your Child. I'll continue to discuss the components of secure attachm
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Evidence Based Parenting Podcast is hosted by Fuller Moments. The show is categorised under kids (family) and has published 34 episodes.
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