
<p>Joy is in her sixties, she has three children and seven grandchildren, three of which she has raised herself as a single grandparent. </p> <p>One of Joy's children is a sex worker and, alongside her choice of...


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Hosted by Marie Arymar · kids · EN
This show shares real stories from real people, chatting about their experiences as a parent, a child, carer and how they saw through their feelings of confusion and overwhelm.Each episode has a theme of hope and how people can come through the toughest of times with strength and determination.Marie Arymar is a Clarity Coach working with people of all backgrounds, and especially loves to support parents too. She is also the author of 'Do You Want To Know A Secret?' A little book of resilience whatever your age (8 years+). Available on Amazon (in English and German)(direct link via my website)
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Signup to Generate a PitchThis show shares real stories from real people, chatting about their experiences as a parent, a child, carer and how they saw through their feelings of confusion and overwhelm. Each episode has a theme of hope and how people can come through the toughest of times with strength and determination.
Precarious Parenting is hosted by Marie Arymar. The show has published 48 episodes to date.
Recent episodes include "Joy: Sex workers, grandchildren and cancer" (2 May 2025, 57 minutes), "Danny Gough: Empowering kids to dream big with Class Dynamix" (17 April 2025, 45 minutes), and "Foster caring in an inner city" (25 March 2025, 52 minutes).
Precarious Parenting publishes roughly every two weeks, with episodes averaging 42 minutes across 48 episodes.
Booking probability for Precarious Parenting is 22%, and the host is rated Selective on guests. Precarious Parenting requires a Pod Score of 80 or higher. Precarious Parenting's contact route on record: verified email.
The strongest fits for Precarious Parenting are Family & Social Services. Precarious Parenting has a kids audience.
Marie Arymar hosts Precarious Parenting, a kids podcast with 48 episodes published.
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<p>Joy is in her sixties, she has three children and seven grandchildren, three of which she has raised herself as a single grandparent. </p> <p>One of Joy's children is a sex worker and, alongside her choice of...

<p>Danny Gough is a passionate man.</p> <p>Music has been a huge driver in his life and he's turned his passion into a method of enabling children to dream big, with a mindset to fly.</p> <p>He's the founder of Class...

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<p>Joe Chown is the Chair of the Hackney Foster Carers' Council and he's passionate about the raising the role of foster carers, so they are seen as co-parents; not just contract workers or babysitters. </p> <p>He wants...

<p > Recently Greg Fisher published a book called "Happy Hockey Dad: Tapping into what is already there". It's a book that takes a closer look at why parents of kids in any sport (not just ice hockey) can seem to lose...

<p >Christian McNeill has been a coach and Three Principles Practitioner since 2012. Prior to that she was a lawyer, first as an advocate and later a tribunal judge.</p> <p >During her 20s she encountered some...

<p>In this episode we meet Favour Oyelowo, a 23 year old Nigerian studying Aviation at a university in the Turkish Occupied Republic of Northern Cyprus. </p> <p>Favour is following his dream to become a pilot which has...

<p>In her 15 year career as a Transformation Coach, Elaine Wright has worked with many parents seeking to enhance their connections with their children. These parents aspire to develop more fulfilling and loving...

<p>Nicola Morgan is an international speaker and bestselling author of both fiction and non-fiction for teens. The book for which she is most well-known is Blame My Brain, The Amazing Teenage Brain. She's known as 'The...

<p>Andy's children have grown up now but he acutely remembers how his drinking affected the whole family. He talks about using drink to dull the feelings he was afraid of such as fear and guilt; he calls it 'the shame...

<p>The wonderful Dicken Bettinger chats about the joy of being a grandparent; to show up, be present with warmth and common sense. This is a beautiful episode which I'm sure you'll love as much as I did recording it...

<p>Elianne Elbaum is the Director of the Global Centre at UTEC University in Uruguay and, through this role, she supports tribes and first nation people within their communities.</p> <p>She discusses her experience as a...

<p>Lorina Troy shares her shocking story of having her children removed. A mis-diagnosis led to her children being fostered, their father being arrested under two felonies linked to this mis-diagnosis, losing their...

<p>Sue Atkins helps us see that raising happy, confident kids can be hard, but the good news is that when the going gets tough, we're not alone!</p> <p>With over 15 years experience as a parenting coach and teacher, Sue...

<p>Tom Kreffer has diarised his experience from the moment he found out he was going to become a dad and he now writes books in the format of daily journal entries: (Dear Dory: Journal of a Soon-to-be First-time Dad) is...

<p>Debbie Ausburn is a social worker turned lawyer, former foster parent, and current stepparent, and she written a book titled, 'Raising Other People's Children: What Foster Parenting Taught Me about Bringing Together...

<p>Hans Kullberg's 10-month-old daughter, Aviva, passed away in November 2020 and he takes time in this podcast to explain how he has grieved, and still grieves.</p> <p>He is building a legacy in Aviva's name through a...

<p > Mavis Karn, LSW, MA, is an incredibly wise woman. She works in private practice offering coaching, counselling, teaching, education and consulting services. Here she discusses an important lesson she has offered...

<p>Ali Fanshawe is a parenting language specialist and founder of Fzzykids. In this podcast she shares her personal experience of adopting two children with educational learning needs, plus emotional and behavioural...

<p>Jack Pransky is a Three Principles author, trainer and practitioner: a coach of coaches and a counsellor of counsellors. He is a national and international consultant, speaker, and author who has worked in the field...

<p>SF Banks is a man on a mission; he's full of energy and positivity, even though a traumatic event at the age of 16 could have meant things may have turned out very differently. </p> <p>SF sees his vocation as...
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