
What if the answer to burnout isn’t doing less—but learning how to give your best without giving your all? For high-achieving parents and kids, advice like slow down , take a break , or do less doesn’t always land. We...


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Mindfulness and stress management for families raising kids with big goals, big feelings, and everything in between. Hosted by mindfulness coach Lindsay Miller, The Stress Nanny is full of practical strategies for calming anxious kids, supporting high-achievers, and teaching emotional regulation in everyday moments. Each episode offers easy-to-use mindfulness practices, stress management tips, and confidence-building tools that empower kids (and parents!) to navigate challenges with ease. Whether you’re raising a child who struggles with big feelings, a high-performing student-athlete, or simply want a calmer home, The Stress Nanny will give you the resources and encouragement you need.
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Signup to Generate a PitchMindfulness and stress management for families raising kids with big goals, big feelings, and everything in between. Hosted by mindfulness coach Lindsay Miller, The Stress Nanny is full of practical strategies for calming anxious kids, supporting high-achievers, and teaching emotional regulation in everyday moments.
The Stress Nanny with Lindsay Miller is hosted by Lindsay Miller. The show has published 218 episodes to date.
Recent episodes include "Ep 218 How to Find More Laughs Even on the Busy Days" (4 September 2026, 43 minutes), "Ep 217 Help Your Child Get Organized: Executive Function Tools for the School Year" (27 August 2026, 19 minutes), and "Ep 216 How to Build Confidence in Kids: The Summer Review Conversation" (20 August 2026, 17 minutes).
The Stress Nanny with Lindsay Miller publishes roughly weekly, with episodes averaging 36 minutes across 218 episodes.
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Lindsay Miller hosts The Stress Nanny with Lindsay Miller, a kids podcast with 218 episodes published.
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What if the answer to burnout isn’t doing less—but learning how to give your best without giving your all? For high-achieving parents and kids, advice like slow down , take a break , or do less doesn’t always land. We...

Does your child forget assignments, struggle to use a planner, procrastinate on homework, or need constant reminders to get out the door in the morning? Those everyday challenges are opportunities to build executive...

Summer is full of growth for kids—but how often do we actually stop and help them notice it? In this episode of The Stress Nanny Podcast , Lindsay Miller shares one of her favorite coaching tools: the Summer Review...

Back-to-school season can bring plenty of excitement—but for many kids, it also brings worry, uncertainty, and those familiar nervous butterflies. In this episode of The Stress Nanny Podcast , Lindsay Miller shares...

<p>What if resilience wasn't something you scrambled for in a crisis, but something already woven into the fabric of your family's everyday life?</p><p>That's the big idea behind this conversation with Dr. Kate Lund...

<p>This week Lindsay is back with a solo episode, and it's a good one. She's making the case for self-awareness as the single most foundational skill we can give our kids — and unpacking why so many families...

<p><b>Your teenager came to you upset. You said "go sort yourself out." Here's what they actually needed.</b></p><p>In this episode, Lindsay sits down with Laura Ollinger — teen and parent wellbeing coach, speaker and...

<p>If your child is an angel at school and a hurricane at home, today's episode is for you. Lindsay introduces the "emotion beach ball" — a simple concept that completely re-frames why regulated kids often struggle most...

<p>Money stress has a way of leaking into everything, our sleep, our relationships, and even the way our kids learn what “normal” looks like at home. I’m joined by Lori Atwood, CFP and founder of Fearless Finance, to...

<p>What if a single weekend outside could reset your child’s confidence and your family’s rhythm? We sit down with Antoinette Lee—Army veteran, outdoor industry leader, and founder of American Adventures Sports Club—to...

<p>Overwhelm is not your new normal. Between constant notifications, vanishing village support, and the invisible load of appointments, meltdowns, meals, and expectations, modern motherhood can push any nervous system...

<p>Kids today face a world of constant pings, pressure, and comparison—and their brains are adapting to it. We explore why mindfulness is no longer optional for modern families and break down four research-backed...

Episode #206
<p>If your inner voice is running you ragged, you’re not alone. We sit down with therapist, author, and YouTube creator Shannon Petrovich to unpack how negative self-talk drives daily stress, why childhood “templates”...

<p>Stress stacks fast for today’s teens—relentless social feeds, tighter college odds, safety fears, and the quiet weight of eco-anxiety. We sit down with Dr. Greg Hammer, physician, author, and mindfulness teacher, to...

<p>Ever feel like you’re carrying the whole village on your shoulders? We sit with Dr. Melanie Gray—nurse, trauma-informed wellness coach, and leadership consultant—to map a practical route from constant overwhelm to a...

<p>A three-year-old hugging the Envy plush in a Disney store sparked a conversation we’ve been waiting to have: what if the feelings we avoid are the exact teachers our kids need? We walk through a simple, compassionate...

Episode #202
<p>What if a color could say everything your child can’t yet put into words? We sit down with women’s health practitioner turned author Constance Lewis to explore how her family’s journey through epilepsy inspired a...

<p>What if the fastest way to more cooperation at home is to stop chasing control? We sit down with Katherine Sellery, founder of Conscious Parenting Revolution, to explore why power moves and punishments so often...

Episode #200
<p>What if lowering family stress isn’t about fixing problems but about changing perspective? We sit down with Anil Gupta, “The Love Doctor,” to unpack a simple, profound approach to raising resilient kids: pair...

<p>What if the toughest parts of your year quietly made you and your child braver, calmer, and more connected? We dive into a gentle, science-informed approach to reflection and reframing that helps families convert...
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organizational psychologist
clinical psychologist and author of Step Away: The Keys to Resilient Parenting, Kate Lund Psychology PLLC
Teen & Young Adult Well-Being Coach, positivelyhealthycoaching.com
kids' mindfulness coach, educator, host of The Stress Nanny Podcast, New York Association of Independent Living
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