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Welcome to The Parent Pod - a safe haven for parents seeking to raise strong, happy kids and build thriving families. Each week, we dive into the heart of parenting with insights from experts in neuroscience, psychology, and education. Our goal is to empower you with practical tools, compassionate understanding, and evidence-based strategies to nurture connection, foster belonging, and create a loving environment where your family can flourish. From tackling challenges to celebrating milestones, we’re here with expert insights and support to help your family thrive.
Unknown Host hosts The Parent Pod, a kids show with 47 episodes published.
Dr Justin Coulson is one of Australia’s most trusted parenting experts, an author, researcher and speaker, and the founder of Happy Families. He is the co-host and parenting expert on Channel 9’s Parental Guidance and ha
Danielle C. Baker is a Canadian parenting expert, author of Bringing Up the World, and host of the Talk to Danielle podcast. With over two decades of experience in early childhood education, parenting support, and child
In this deeply personal solo episode, Rachel shares what it has been like being the mum of a transgender child. With permission and honesty, she opens up about the grief, fear, love, learning, and growth that has shaped
Content Warning: This episode includes discussion around PTSD, mental health, trauma, and suicide. In today’s episode, I’m joined by Kym for a really honest conversation about what it’s like to love, support, and parent
** Content warning: This episode includes discussion of PTSD, mental health and suicide. Listener discretion is advised. ** In this episode of The Parent Pod, Rachel Russell speaks with Mark Thomas, Victoria Police offic
Why do parents react in ways they don’t want to? In this episode, Rachel Russell explores how the nervous system and early patterns shape our parenting reactions, and what parents can do to build awareness, interrupt old
Talking to our kids about bodies, gender, sex and consent can feel awkward. It can make even the most confident parent freeze. In this episode, I’m joined by Danae Beckwith, sexologist, therapist and educator, to unpack
What do you say to your child when the other parent won’t apologise? In this episode, Rachel explores what it means to stand in the middle. Holding your child’s hurt while trying not to undermine your partner. She unpack
Why is “sorry” so hard for some adults? And what does it mean for kids when repair never comes? In this episode, I unpack what’s really happening when a parent doesn’t apologise, and why the absence of “sorry” can be so
Content note: This episode includes a brief mention of suicide. Please listen with care. What if your child’s behaviour isn’t something to fix — but something to understand? In this episode, I’m joined by Cameron Allen,
Do you ever feel triggered by your kids and then feel ashamed about how you reacted? You’re not alone. In this episode, parenting educator and author Rachel Russell explores why parenting can feel so triggering, what’s a
In this episode, we explore what emotional readiness for school really looks like and why it’s built over time, not rushed or forced. We talk about co-regulation, interdependence, waiting and turn-taking, boundaries, and
Starting school is a significant milestone! There is so muchto learn! And it brings big emotions for both kids and parents. In this episode, Rachel talks about (from a teacher's perspective) the real challenges of beginn
Oxytocin is the kingpin of brain chemistry and hormones. It helps dial down stress, reduces feelings of anxiety and overwhelm, and creates the internal conditions for calm, safety, and regulation. When oxytocin is flowin
Today, my book is officially out in the world, and this episode is about how it came to be. After nearly fifteen years of working with children and families, and many more months of writing, revising, and editing, this b
If your kids seem to be falling apart after Christmas, with more meltdowns, more tears, and bigger reactions, you are not imagining it, and you are not doing anything wrong. In this episode, I talk about why kids often s
In this heartfelt episode, I chat with Leila Kubesch, an award-winning educator, researcher, and founder of Parents 2 Partners, about what it truly takes to blend families with care, compassion, and connection. Leila sha
In this inspiring episode of The Parent Pod, Rachel is joined by best-selling author, speaker, and content photographer Coral Emerson. Coral shares her journey of being diagnosed with ADHD later in life, living with a ne
In this episode of The Parent Pod, I’m joined by Leisa Robertson, whose journey is as honest as it is powerful. Together, we explore what it really means to let goof expectations—of ourselves, our children, and the paren
In today’s episode, I’m joined by the brilliant Kerry Morrison—an Aboriginal social worker, coach, parent, and founder of Empowerment2Be, based on Noongar Boodja in WA’s South West. With over 15 years’ experience across
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The Parent Pod is hosted by Unknown Host. The show is categorised under kids (family) and has published 47 episodes.
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