Hosted by Angela Bush · 🇺🇸 US · EN-NZ · 18 episodes
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”Educator Insights to Help You Navigate Parenthood: because children don’t come with a manual”
Angela Bush hosts Kebudel Parents, a kids show with 18 episodes published.
Your child asks a simple question at bedtime and suddenly you’re doing a full internal audit: “What do you do for fun?” I had that moment after April Fool’s Day, and I realised my answers were all wrapped up in productiv
We talk with registered psychologist Victoria Baronson about how to teach body safety and bodily autonomy from the early years, even when the words feel awkward. We leave with clear ways to build consent, emotional liter
Love doesn’t live only on the calendar. It shows up in the quiet minutes between naps, in the cup of tea handed over when you’re touched out, and in the ten uninterrupted minutes where no one mentions nappies or tomorrow
The holiday season can be full of magic—but it can also feel loud, rushed, and overwhelming. Between end-of-year commitments, family expectations, and children riding the emotional highs (and lows) of the season, it’s ea
Tired of “new year, new you” pressure? We’re choosing a gentler path. Instead of chasing resolutions that turn into pass/fail tests, we slow down and reflect on what actually worked in 2025. We start by celebrating tiny,
Ever feel like you’re refereeing more than parenting? We open the door on sibling rivalry in the early years and show how tiny shifts—pausing before you step in, coaching instead of rescuing, and building short daily one
The moment a child starts insisting on “only Mum” or “only Dad” can upend a home. We dive into the real reasons behind parental preference and unpack why it’s less about rejection and more about predictability and safety
What if the smartest thing we can do for our kids is to do a little less? We unpack how free play fuels deep learning, confidence, and resilience in the first five years—and why stepping back can be the most powerful sup
Ever wonder why children typically say "Dad" before "Mum"? It's not favouritism—the 'D' sound is simply easier to master! This fascinating tidbit is just one of many insights shared as we explore the remarkable journey o
Remember your first day of school? That mix of excitement, fear, and confusion? As parents, we often worry about preparing our children for this milestone, focusing heavily on academic skills. But what if I told you that
Autonomy isn't just a fancy concept—it's the foundation of raising children who feel confident, capable, and safe in who they are. This thoughtful exploration delves into why allowing children moments of independence and
What if respect wasn't something our children had to earn, but something they deserved from day one? This transformative question sits at the heart of today's conversation about respectful parenting. Most of us crave res
Struggling with baby or toddler sleep? You're not alone! In this episode, we tackle the biggest sleep challenges parents face—from bedtime battles to daycare nap transitions. With expert advice, proven sleep strategies,
”Educator Insights to Help You Navigate Parenthood: because children don’t come with a manual” Starting ECE is a big step—for both kids and parents! 🌟 Join us for a fun and insightful webinar as we dive into the emotion
Let’s talk about the ultimate comfort items—those well-loved (okay, slightly gross) blankies, dummies, and stuffed animals that our little ones cling to for dear life. You know the ones… that raggedy bunny missing an ear
"Muuuuum! Daaaad! Watch me!"—Why Your Child Demands Your Attention (and How to Find the Balance) Ever feel like you’re under constant surveillance by your own child? You can’t pee alone, they’re clinging to your leg like
What do you do when your little one, who used to waltz into childcare like they owned the place, suddenly pulls the "No way, not today" card? In this episode, we’re diving into the “why” behind your child’s sudden change
Navigating the Childcare Maze: Where Do You Even Start? At some point, most parents face the big decision: finding care for your little one outside the family. Whether you’re heading back to work or just need a breather
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Kebudel Parents is hosted by Angela Bush. The show is categorised under kids (family) and has published 18 episodes.
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