Our responsibility as parents is to raise children who will leave the world better than they found it. Talking about race and privilege is a huge part of that. An expert certified in Workplace Diversity and Human Rights Training offers suggests.
Picky eating is tricky to navigate at the best of times, but throw a global pandemic into the mix and things get a whole lot more complicated. Our hosts and registered dietitian Adrianna Smallwood discuss best practices, for parents and kids alike.
In this unprecedented, difficult time, we’re all glued to the news and the numbers, as well as concerned for how our children are handling…well, everything. STEM education expert Jennifer Flanagan shares her thoughts on how the pandemic could actually foster innovation in our kids.
Failure is part of life. But it can be tough pill to swallow. This week we sat down with a parenting coach to discuss tangible ways that you can help your kids when it comes to missed victories.
We're talking about ways you can make birthdays great again—everything from understanding the “purpose” of a toddler’s party (it’s not really about the toddler) to inviting parents to join in.
This week we unpack all things bullying. Are mean-spirited comments bullying? What should you do if your child is a victim? And how should you approach things if your little one is being the bully? Hosts Jason and Amy are joined by rapper Errol Lee, who has a mission to help youth be kind, respectful and caring.
