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Not Just Theories Parenting and therapy beyond the textbooks. Tired of parenting advice that sounds good but doesn’t work? This podcast is about real-life solutions you can actually use. I’m Brittany, a speech pathologist and parent. Here, we go beyond ideas and theories. I share honest stories, practical tips, and clear examples from my experience. Each episode breaks down parenting, therapy, and household strategies into easy, real-world steps. No jargon, no fluff - just useful advice that fits your busy life. If you want help that feels doable and honest, this podcast is for you. Let’s make parenting and supporting your family simpler and more real. Because life doesn't follow a theory- here's what I actually do.
Not Just Theories hosts Not Just Theories, a kids show with 35 episodes published.
When it comes to parenting and communication, it’s easy to go searching for the strategy that will fix everything. But in real life, one strategy is rarely enough. In this episode of Not Just Theories, I talk about the i
In this final episode of the infant sleep series, we bring together the key ideas from the previous episodes. We revisit: • how circadian rhythms and sleep pressure shape sleep • why babies have different sleep needs • b
This episode is part of the Not Just Theories Infant Sleep Series, exploring the many factors that influence baby sleep, from circadian rhythms and temperament to medical and sensory differences. Some babies seem to slee
This episode is part of the Not Just Theories Infant Sleep Series, exploring the many factors that influence baby sleep, from circadian rhythms and temperament to medical and sensory differences. When babies wake frequen
This episode is part of the Not Just Theories Infant Sleep Series, exploring the many factors that influence baby sleep, from circadian rhythms and temperament to medical and sensory differences. Not all babies experienc
This episode is part of the Not Just Theories Infant Sleep Series, exploring the many factors that influence baby sleep, from circadian rhythms and temperament to medical and sensory differences. In Part 4 of the infant
This episode is part of the Not Just Theories Infant Sleep Series, exploring the many factors that influence baby sleep, from circadian rhythms and temperament to medical and sensory differences. In Part 3 of the infant
This episode is part of the Not Just Theories Infant Sleep Series, exploring the many factors that influence baby sleep, from circadian rhythms and temperament to medical and sensory differences. In Part 2 of the infant
This episode is part of the Not Just Theories Infant Sleep Series, exploring the many factors that influence baby sleep, from circadian rhythms and temperament to medical and sensory differences. Infant sleep advice ofte
Parents are often told to “wait and see” when it comes to ear, nose, and throat (ENT) concerns, especially if symptoms seem mild or inconsistent. In this episode, I share general, educational information to help parents
Advocacy is often talked about as being loud, confident, or knowing exactly what to say in the moment. But for many parents (especially neurodivergent parents) advocacy looks very different. In this episode, I talk about
No parent stays calm all the time. We snap, disconnect, misread, or say things we wish we could take back - and that’s not a failure of attachment. In Episode 23 of Not Just Theories, we explore rupture and repair: the i
We talk a lot about transitions for children, but rarely about how hard they are for parents. In Episode 22 of Not Just Theories, we flip the focus and explore why transitions hit adults so hard, especially in the consta
Routines get a bad reputation - as rigid, controlling, or something parents impose on children. But for many parents (especially neurodivergent parents), routines are actually self-regulation tools. In Episode 21 of Not
Parenting comes with a never-ending stream of choices - from what snacks to pack to how to respond to the fifteenth “Muuum?” of the morning. And at some point, your brain simply taps out. This episode dives into decision
Independent play is one of those topics that can make parents feel like they’re either winning or failing… but the truth is far more human than that. In this episode of Not Just Theories, we look at independent play thro
In this episode, we explore the four common parent roles in play: the Performer, the Director, the Watcher, and the Dance Partner. Each role has its place - sometimes kids need a little entertainment, sometimes they need
Not every toy needs a “right way” to be played with. In Part 2, I explore open-ended play - what it really means, how it supports problem-solving and creativity, and why it can help kids play longer and more independentl
If your play space feels overwhelming or your kids ignore most of their toys, this episode is for you. In Part 1 of the Making Play Work series, I unpack the idea of toy rotation - what it is, why it works, and how it ca
It’s easy to fall into the habit of asking lots of questions ... “What’s that? What colour is it?” ... but too many can stall true connection. In this final part of the Early Communication Made Simple series, I share how
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