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Hosted by Courtney Osselaer & Bryn Brown · kids · EN
Welcome to Parents Using Human Design — a podcast for conscious parents who are ready to do things differently.Hosted by two real moms on a journey of unlearning, we dive deep into what it means to parent from a place of presence, intuition, and truth. Through the lens of Human Design, we explore how to better understand ourselves and our kids, release the pressure of “shoulds,” and create more ease, connection, and authenticity at home.Whether you’re new to Human Design or have been experimenting for a while, this space will meet you where you are—with honest conversations, insights that resonate, and stories that remind you you’re not alone.We’re not here to give you more rules. We’re here to help you remember your power—and raise the next generation from a place of clarity, compassion, and radical self-trust.Pull up a chair. You belong here.
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Signup to Generate a PitchWelcome to Parents Using Human Design, a podcast for conscious parents who are ready to do things differently. Hosted by two real moms on a journey of unlearning, we dive deep into what it means to parent from a place of presence, intuition, and truth.
Parents Using Human Design Podcast is hosted by Courtney Osselaer & Bryn Brown. The show has published 12 episodes to date.
Recent episodes include "S1/E12 - Strategy & Authority in Action: Practical Human Design for Projectors and Reflectors" (20 November 2025, 54 minutes), "S1/E11 - Strategy & Authority in Action (Part 1): Practical Human Design for Generators, Manifesting Generators & Manifestors" (6 November 2025, 48 minutes), and "S1/E10 - Deconditioning as Parents: Undefined Centers, Big Feelings + Nervous System Care" (30 October 2025, 35 minutes).
Parents Using Human Design Podcast publishes roughly every two weeks, with episodes averaging 38 minutes across 12 episodes.
Booking probability for Parents Using Human Design Podcast is 17%, and the host is rated Selective on guests. Parents Using Human Design Podcast requires a Pod Score of 80 or higher. Parents Using Human Design Podcast's contact route on record: public web form.
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Courtney Osselaer & Bryn Brown hosts Parents Using Human Design Podcast, a kids podcast with 12 episodes published.
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Episode #12
In this heartfelt follow-up to Episode 11, Bryn and Courtney continue exploring Strategy—this time focusing on Projectors and Reflectors. These two non-sacral types move through life differently than most, and...
In this episode of Parents Using Human Design, Bryn and Courtney return to the foundations—Strategy and Authority—the two most important (and most easily forgotten!) parts of your Human Design experiment. We dive deeper...
Episode #10
Back with another episode of Parents Using Human Design, Bryn and Courtney turn the lens inward to explore deconditioning as parents—how old patterns, family dynamics, and everyday stress shape the way we show up with...
In this heart-centered episode of Parents Using Human Design, Bryn and Courtney dive into one of the most talked-about centers in Human Design—the Sacral Center—your inner “uh-huh” or “uh-uh.” Whether you’re a...
In this heart-centered episode of Parents Using Human Design, Bryn and Courtney unpack the Throat Center—what shifts when it’s defined vs. undefined, and how that plays out in everyday family life (think: dinner-table...
In this heart-centered episode of Parents Using Human Design, Bryn and Courtney get practical about extending love and compassion at home—especially when old patterns or reactivity pop up in everyday family life. We...
In this short and sweet mini-episode of Parents Using Human Design, Bryn and Courtney dive into the importance of paying attention to the moon cycle—especially during eclipses and full moons—and how it impacts our...
In this episode of Parents Using Human Design, Bryn and Courtney dive into one of the biggest challenges every parent faces: letting go of control. From toddler tantrums to messy kitchens, we explore how Human Design...
If your kids are melting down… and you’re also hanging on by a thread—you’re not alone . And you’re not doing it wrong. In this episode of Parents Using Human Design, we’re talking about one of the most important (and...
What if we stopped asking kids to “just make a decision”—and instead supported them in learning how to make decisions that actually feel right in their body? In this episode of Parents Using Human Design, we go deep...
Welcome to Episode 2 of Parents Using Human Design, a podcast for conscious, heart-centered parents who are curious about how Human Design can help them parent with more ease, self-trust, and intuitive flow. We’re your...
Welcome to the very first episode of Parents Using Human Design, a podcast for conscious, heart-centered parents who are curious about how Human Design can help them parent with more ease, self-trust, and intuitive...
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