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Dr. Marti Erickson, developmental psychologist and her daughter Dr. Erin Erickson, women’s health nurse practitioner and specialist in maternal-child health, use research-based information and a few personal confessions as they and their guests discuss what it means to be “mom enough.”
Unknown Host hosts Mom Enough: A Parenting Podcast, a kids show with 18 episodes published.
Mom Enough® celebrates 20 years in this special live episode, as Dr. Marti Erickson and Dr. Erin Erickson are interviewed by Way to Grow CEO Coco Du. Together, they reflect on decades of research and parenting insights.
From winning championships to studying parental behavior in youth sports, psychology professor Dr. John Tauer sees youth sports from both the court and the field of social psychology. In this conversation, he challenges
Consent isn’t just a “teen talk,” it starts in the everyday moments we barely notice. Should kids have to hug relatives? Is “just playing” still okay when someone gets pushed too far? In this episode of Mom Enough, Marti
As much as we’d love to make life easy for our children, they inevitably will experience stress. And, as research demonstrates, some stress is positive, allowing children to build coping skills and resilience. But toxic
Feeding babies and toddlers doesn’t have to feel stressful or filled with guilt. In this episode, pediatric feeding specialist and speech-language pathologist Jordyn Koveleski Gorman shares what truly matters when starti
Have you noticed concerning changes in your aging parents or other older loved ones — such as poor eating habits, recent falls, unsafe driving, or increasing memory lapses? Are you unsure how to raise these concerns in a
Though they are a normal part of early child development, tantrums can feel overwhelming, unpredictable, and stressful for parents. In this episode, early childhood expert Sara Reichstadt of Kinderberry Hill shares why c
Do you long for your young child to be more patient, caring toward others, or able to bounce back more easily after a squabble with a friend or sibling? These important social-emotional qualities take time to develop. In
Do you think of getting expelled from school as something that happens mostly to teens? Then tune into this episode to hear early childhood experts, Candice Daulton and Cindy Hillyer, from St. David's Developmental and T
Are you stressed about whether or not your young child will be "ready for school"? And are you even sure what the most important aspects of school readiness are? Don't miss this first episode of a new 3-part series, "Rai
Psychologist and author Dr. Michael Reichert draws on personal loss, his extensive research from around the world, and years of clinical experience to show how boys often lose their emotional voices and intimate connecti
Clara Garner, soon-to-be American University graduate, shares her college search journey, including successes, regrets, and lessons learned. She offers insights from her own experience and other students on class size, g
Why is parental involvement in school so important? Sheila Williams Ridge, Director of the Shirley G. Moore Laboratory School at the University of Minnesota, joins Marti and Erin of Mom Enough® to discuss parental involv
Do you have a young adult child who is heading off to college? Or even a high-schooler who is planning for college? Are you wondering what to do about money management as they prepare to go off on their own? Founder & Pr
How do you feel when you get a big hug from a friend you haven’t seen for a while? Or how about a spontaneous kiss on the cheek from your child? Dr. Michael Banissy, a psychologist and neuroscientist, has spent his caree
When you think of "masculinity," what comes to mind? Tough guys who don't cry or show vulnerability? Or who can't wait for the next football game and a beer? This week's podcast takes a deeper look at "authentic masculin
With the rapid pace of technology and an abundance of information – and misinformation – it can be challenging to know the best way to handle digital behavior. What should parents really worry about when it comes to teen
When you lose your cool when your toddler misbehaves or your teen botches a major exam, what do you say to yourself? If you’re like many parents, you probably slip into all-or-nothing thinking – saying to yourself, “I’m
Are you a parent of a child who hopes to go to college in the next few years? When and how should you start talking about types of schools, locations, requirements, and cost? And what do you need to discover about your c
A bump, a slip, or a tumble on the playground can be common events in a child’s life. However, sometimes these events, or other accidents, can result in a more significant injury, such as a traumatic brain injury (TBI).
Keith Edwards
Coach · Keith Edwards Landscape Consultant
1 appearance on this show
Erin Walsh
celebrity stylist, author of The Art of Intentional Dressing
1 appearance on this show
Dr. Elizabeth Lombardo
Renowned Psychologist, Best Selling Author, & Success Coach
1 appearance on this show
Pamela Ellis
The Education Doctor
1 appearance on this show
Sara Reichstadt
Kinderberry Hill
1 appearance on this show
Candice Daulton
St. David’s Developmental & Therapeutic Services
1 appearance on this show
Cindy Hillyer
St. David's Developmental and Therapeutic Services
1 appearance on this show
Sheila Williams Ridge
Shirley G. Moore Laboratory School at the University of Minnesota
1 appearance on this show
Nathan Dungan
Share Save Spend®
1 appearance on this show
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