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Hosted by Aimee Byrum · 🇺🇸 US · EN · 24 episodes
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I am on a mission. A mission to help create a generation of young women that know who they are and stand strong in their own authenticity. In this podcast my goal is to connect with parents who, like me, know their daughters are beyond capable of incredible things and are looking for ways to remind them who they are. In this podcast you can expect an honest approach. We don't sugarcoat the challenges being faced by our next generation and we address them head on the way they deserve. From insight gained in my teen coaching practice and relying heavily on science-backed research we get right to the heart of what matters the most - helping parents build a solid connection with their daughters so that they can stand back with pride and watch her thrive!
Aimee Byrum hosts The Heart of Parenting, a kids show with 24 episodes published.
That frustrating in-between space—when you feel stuck, tired, and unsure what to do next… but deep down, you know something needs to shift. What makes this episode different: This isn’t a hustle-your-way-out kind of pep
We grow up being told to “be good” and “be nice”—as if those are the highest virtues we can embody. But what if those well-meaning words are actually where the disconnection begins? What if being nice is just people-plea
It’s easy to feel overwhelmed or unsure about how to help your child build confidence, handle setbacks, or develop a healthier mindset. This episode breaks it down into small, meaningful steps that any parent can take. T
In this episode, I’m joined by 14-year-old Makena—my very first student guest—who’s been part of my teen coaching program for over a year. With her parents’ full permission (and her own strong desire to share), Makena op
In this episode, we’re joined by workplace culture expert and Forbes HR Council contributor Tia Smith, author of the powerful new book, 10 Brutal Career Truths Every College Student Should Know. Drawing from 25+ years in
What is momancholy? It’s a term I’ve coined to describe the soft, quiet grief that creeps in when our kids start growing up—and growing away. It’s the bittersweet ache that comes when the house is quieter, the laundry pi
Many parents unknowingly hold their kids back by overprotecting them, thinking they’re showing love. But when we step in too much, we send an unintended message: You can’t handle this on your own. This episode explores h
Blending a family is complex, and step-parenting comes with unique challenges. In this episode, I share insights from my own experience as a stepmom and wisdom from Dr. Lisa Damour to help navigate the emotional landscap
Blending a family is complex, and step-parenting comes with unique challenges. In this episode, I share insights from my own experience as a stepmom and wisdom from Dr. Lisa Damour to help navigate the emotional landscap
Many of us avoid sitting alone with our thoughts, but why? This episode explores how childhood shame shapes our inner critic, making self-reflection feel unbearable. We dive into a fascinating study where people chose el
What if everything you believed about love, worth, and acceptance… wasn’t true? For years, I thought my value was tied to what I achieved. That being good enough, successful enough, or believing the “right” things was th
“We only get one shot at life. No dress rehearsal. No take two.” - Mom What do you do when a relationship feels beyond repair? After our first conversation became the most downloaded episode of this podcast, my mom and I
In this powerful solo episode, Aimee Byrum dives into the profound impact of last week’s heartfelt conversation with her mom. With raw honesty, Aimee shares how being truly seen by her mom for the first time triggered de
My First Ever Podcast Interview… and It’s With My Mom I never imagined I’d be sitting down with my mother for a raw, honest, and deeply personal conversation like this—especially not on a podcast. But here we are. In thi
What does a fulfilling life look like to you? How do you define success—not just for yourself, but for your kids? In this episode of The Heart of Parenting Podcast, we’re diving deep into the expectations we carry for ou
If you’ve ever watched your daughter struggle with motivation, procrastination, or just feeling stuck, you’re not alone. As parents, we want to see our kids thrive—but what if the way we think about achievement is actual
If your daughter gets irrationally upset over small things (like what's for dinner), there is something much deeper happening beneath the surface. The real issue is never the issue. In this episode, we dive into the surp
In 1977, Dolly Parton sat down for an interview with Barbara Walters. What should have been a conversation between two successful women turned into an unsettling display of condescension and veiled insults. Yet, in the f
In this episode of The Heart of Parenting, we’re breaking down the cultural obsession with instant gratification and its impact on our lives, our definition of success, and the way we parent. From impulse shopping and co
In this episode of The Heart of Parenting Podcast, Aimee Byrum gets real about one of the hardest aspects of parenting—letting go of control. Through personal stories and reflections, Aimee shares how her journey with he
Dr. Lisa Damour
clinical psychologist and New York Times bestselling author · Song for Charlie
2 appearances on this show
My Mom
speech therapist
1 appearance on this show
Barbara Walters
broadcast journalist, television personality
1 appearance on this show
Dolly Parton
musical artist · Dolly Parton's Imagination Library
1 appearance on this show
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