
"Your child comes into the world with a personality. And your job as parents is to nurture it, try to control it but to direct it in positive, healthy directions." It's a powerful reminder of the vital role parents play...


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Hosted by Focus on the Family Singapore · kids · EN
Family life can be unpredictable and chaotic. Amidst work pressures, day-to-day stresses and digital distractions, how can we nurture greater intimacy with our spouse and deepen our parent-child connections? Join us in our honest conversations about marriage, parenting and work life as we chat with everyday people and experts about the struggles, joys and small victories that we share.There is no perfect family. As we share stories, offer practical insights and answer your questions, we hope that these episodes will provide hope and encouragement in your journey of becoming a better spouse and a more intentional parent.---Finalist for "Best Arts, Society and Culture Podcast" at the Asia Podcast Festival Awards 2022
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Signup to Generate a PitchFamily life can be unpredictable and chaotic. Amidst work pressures, day-to-day stresses and digital distractions, how can we nurture greater intimacy with our spouse and deepen our parent-child connections? Join us in our honest conversations about marriage, parenting and work life as we chat with everyday people and experts about the struggles, joys and small victories that we share.
Recent episodes include "Parenting Sons & Daughters: What They Need Most" (20 October 2026, 18 minutes), "How Mothers and Fathers Shape Confident Sons and Secure Daughters" (6 October 2026, 21 minutes), and "Helping Children Discover Their Strengths" (25 August 2026, 14 minutes).
ParentEd publishes roughly every two weeks, with episodes averaging 23 minutes across 148 episodes.
Booking probability for ParentEd is 33%, and the host is rated Selective on guests. ParentEd requires a Pod Score of 80 or higher. ParentEd's contact route on record: verified email.
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ParentEd is a kids podcast with 148 episodes published.
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"Your child comes into the world with a personality. And your job as parents is to nurture it, try to control it but to direct it in positive, healthy directions." It's a powerful reminder of the vital role parents play...

Who are the trusted adults and role models shaping your child's life, and what influence do they have on your child's confidence, character and development each day? In this episode, we welcome Glenn T. Stanton...

Episode #58
What role do parents play in their children's development? Every child has unique strengths, but recognising and nurturing them often requires parents to look beyond grades and achievements. In this episode, David...

As our children face the pressures of exam season, remember the importance of affirmation. They need to hear not only what they can improve on, but also what they are doing well. Host June speaks with educator and...

Episode #56
What if the biggest shift in parenting begins not with our children, but with ourselves? In this reflective conversation, host June speaks with pastor and mother Jenni Ho-Huan about collaborative problem-solving, and...

Episode #55
All of us want to have value. All of us want to belong somewhere, and for many, family is that place. Life begins with family. Hosted by June, this episode spotlights young family champions Hannah Cheong and Adele Wang...

Episode #54
How do married couples stay together when pulled between raising children and caring for ageing parents? What family support helps them navigate these hardships? In this episode, host June creates a safe, honest space...

Episode #53
Fatherhood is evolving. Today, modern fathers are discovering both the joy and challenge of parenting with emotional presence, shared caregiving, and deeper connection, even as they juggle work–life balance, fatigue...

Episode #52
Parents play a powerful role in helping children stay away from drugs. According to the National Drug Perception Survey, nearly 95% of youths say that having parents who actively talk with them about drug‑related issues...

Episode #51
The reality of motherhood is filled with deep love and hope, yet it often carries quiet, unseen struggles. From burnout and self‑imposed expectations to the courage it takes to ask for help, it is a journey that...

Episode #50
“A lot of parental guilt comes from the expectations parents place on themselves. When they can’t meet them, they assume they have failed — even when they are doing their best.” - Mark In this episode, June speaks with...

Episode #49
Many of us strive to be patient and purposeful parents. But when we fall short, we often become our harshest critic. We wonder, why am I reacting in the very way I promised not to? Parenting often reveals our...

Episode #48
Busy parents can build values into everyday life through simple routines—reading bedtime stories, having conversations during mealtimes, praising small acts of kindness, and asking children gentle reflection questions...

Episode #47
Many parents are beginning to recognise how deeply our childhood experiences shape the way we show up in our parenting today. We absorbed patterns growing up — how conflict was managed, how emotions were expressed, and...

Episode #46
Let’s dive in. Play is just as important. We explore how well‑intentioned adult expectations can unintentionally shape a child’s inner world. When children are frequently directed—told what to do, how to do it, and at...

Episode #45
“When we role-model with authenticity, the children pick it up.” - Eric Many men today wrestle with their masculine identity, torn between projecting strength and suppressing vulnerability. In this episode, Aaron speaks...

Episode #44
“Don’t be discouraged if your child doesn’t understand you right now. It’s a long journey, but when they grow up, they will appreciate that you walked through it with them.” - Pauline In this episode, our host Alicia...

Episode #43
What if shifting from an autocratic approach to collaboration at the dinner table—and giving your child a voice—could build deeper trust than setting expectations? True connection begins when conversations move beyond...

Episode #42
Parenting teens can feel overwhelming, especially for dads navigating the shift from childhood to adolescence. In this episode of the ParentEd Podcast, host June speaks with Sebastian Teo, father of two daughters, about...

Episode #41
Fatherhood today is changing, yet many dads still feel unseen and unsupported during the early parenting season. In this episode, host June speaks with Naomi Toh, a mental health counsellor, and Edna Sim, a social...
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Director of Global Family Formation Studies, Focus on the Family
leadership mentor and AI strategy consultant, FamChamps
Associate Professor of Teaching, University of British Columbia
Associate Professor in Computer Science, NTU’s Wee Kim Wee School of Communication and Information
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