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Hosted by Jamie Glowacki · 🇺🇸 US · EN-US · 312 episodes
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A podcast for conscious parents who drop the f-bomb. A lot. We are the overthinkers, the dreamers, and the doers. We are parenting in a radically different way than those before us. But our divine vision gets blurry cause...OMG...kids can be such a pain in the ass. Let's work from the inside out, in a whole brain, whole body way to mitigate the crappy behavior. Not just with our kids but with ourselves. So you can be the parent you envision.
Jamie Glowacki hosts Oh Crap with Jamie, a kids show with 312 episodes published.
What if the biggest thing making motherhood harder… isn't your child? What if it's the endless stream of parenting advice telling you exactly what to do, what to say, and what you're getting wrong? In this episode, Jamie
True child-led play is the child's choice, they make the rules, and they can leave when they want. It is NOT adult-led, adult-supervised sports or activities. It's vital for vestibular and proprioceptive inputs and it's
It's so easy to think our kids need fixing....but it's almost always an US problem or an environment problem. Most parenting "scripts" don't work because they're attempting to fix the child. Behavior is always communicat
After taking a pause from the podcast, Jamie is back — not because of the algorithm, consistency pressure, or content treadmill… but because she finally had something she genuinely needed to say. This episode starts with
Wanna know what you actually need for potty training… and what you definitely don’t? Because here’s the truth: Most parents overcomplicate this milestone — and end up buying a bunch of stuff that doesn’t help (and someti
This episode is a little different. It’s a personal update — and an honest look at where I am in my work right now. Over the past few months, I’ve been feeling something I can’t ignore anymore: This one-way conversation
We’re in the middle of what many are calling a capability crisis. Kids are struggling to do basic things — not because they can’t… but because they haven’t been taught how. In this episode, Jamie introduces the concept o
“You’re not special because you work.” It’s a bold statement — but it opens the door to a much deeper conversation. In this episode, Jamie explores the tension between working moms and stay-at-home moms, and the unspoken
Youth sports used to be simple. Kids played with neighborhood friends, parents volunteered as coaches, and the goal was just to have fun. But today? Youth sports have become a multi-billion-dollar industry, and parents a
Kids collect stuff. Toys. Trinkets. Goody bag junk. Happy Meal prizes. Endless artwork. And before you know it, your house is overflowing. In this episode, Jamie tackles a question parents ask all the time: What do we do
Millennial moms were told they could be anything. Doctor. Lawyer. Entrepreneur. Founder. But no one mentioned the other two full-time jobs: Raising children Running a household In this episode, Jamie sits down with Kathe
Brick for Phones (Save 10%) If I die in a blizzard… does my kid know where the folder is? That’s not anxiety. That’s logistics. In this episode, I’m talking about something we are terrible at as a society: Preparing
In this episode, I sit down with Jose to talk about something we don’t discuss enough: Your kids need to see you struggle. Not fall apart. Not spiral. Not dump your emotional processing onto them. But struggle. We talk a
Today we’re talking about something that’s been itching at me for years: We are not moving at the pace of childhood. We are expecting children to move at our pace — the adult pace, the productivity pace, the overstimulat
In this episode, I sit down with Caitlin — mom of two, librarian, strength trainee — to unpack a question SO many women have: Do you actually need carbs to build muscle? After starting a barbell lifting program, Caitlin
I need to say this clearly: We are overdoing childhood. Valentine’s Day has turned into full-blown production value. St. Patrick’s Day requires glitter explosions. Birthdays have become competitive events. And moms are e
A mom in our community asked a question that I think a lot of parents secretly wrestle with: “Do I have to do Disney? Isn’t it a right of childhood?” In this episode, I break down why the answer is no — and why we need t
I’ve been getting a lot of questions about govern, garden, guide — especially from parents worried they already messed it up. So let’s clear the air. In this episode, I explain: Where the govern, garden, guide concept co
When kids are dramatic, hurt, angry, or emotionally flooded, our instinct is often to shut it down with logic. “It’s not that bad.” “You’re fine.” “Stop overreacting.” In this episode, I explain why that backfires — and
Join my February Strength and Mobility Class If you feel exhausted, resentful, or like life is just one endless list of things to get through — this episode is for you. In this conversation, I explore why modern parents
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Oh Crap with Jamie is hosted by Jamie Glowacki. The show is categorised under kids (family) and has published 312 episodes.
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