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In this episode, Mike Edge of Tread Partners and the Host of the Gain Traction Podcast join David and Lucas live at ASTE. Mike discusses a career journey that saw him transition from industrial sales to the world of Internet marketing during the rise of Google, sharing his experiences and strategies in curating concise campaigns that deliver high ROI.

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02:38 Love transforms with a child's primal need.
07:06 Avoid falling into old thoughts and behavior patterns.
11:57 Friend's dad in prison due to past.
17:20 Keeping kids close to God leads to maturity.
24:25 Father: Protector, provider, and old-school gentleman.
28:39 No fighting in the house, boys.
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42:10 Consider returning to the automotive industry, which requires due diligence.
47:22 MSOs struggle to allocate a budget effectively for ads.
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Britney's path to fame was undoubtedly special, but as we all know, achieving such levels of stardom is a journey that involves not just luck and hard work, but also the influence of family and a well-organized support system. I couldn't help but get into the fascinating journey through Britney Spears' highly anticipated book, 'The Woman in Me.' In this episode, I delve into Britney's memoir to discover the pearls of wisdom it holds for parents:

▶︎ Uncover Britney's unique upbringing and her distinct parenting style, all in her own words.

▶︎ Gain intimate insight into the life of this pop icon as she shares her raw and authentic experiences as a mother and a woman.

▶︎ Learn from the valuable lessons and wisdom Britney imparts through her captivating storytelling.

▶︎ Take a deep dive into Britney Spears' incredible journey and her perspective on parenting.

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Welcome to The Strong Family Path podcast! In this exciting episode, hosts Joe and Mell have a captivating conversation with the fun loving moms from Outnumbered The Podcast, Audrey and Bonnie. Together, these remarkable women bring their collective wisdom and experiences of parenting a total of 19 kids.

Join us as we dive into their unique parenting styles and discover their valuable insights on managing a full household. Explore the importance of recognizing and embracing each child's individual personality, and learn practical strategies for nurturing their growth and development within a large family dynamic.

Audrey also shares an inspiring concept called the Twenty Year Vision, where she outlines the significance of making intentional decisions today to ensure a sense of family unity and togetherness even twenty years down the road. Gain valuable tips on building strong connections and creating lasting memories within your own family.

Don't miss out on this insightful episode of The Strong Family Path! Tune in to hear the powerful stories and practical advice from the moms of Outnumbered The Podcast, and discover how to navigate the joys and challenges of parenting a large family while nurturing a strong sense of family identity.

Listen now and gain invaluable insights into creating a harmonious and fulfilling family life for years to come.

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So what do lions, and lambs have to do with parenting style?
How that parenting style affects children?
And how is that all relate to boundaries? 

Inspired by the book "Raising Lions" by Joe Newman, in this episode of the Playground Talks podcast, you will explore the different parenting styles (permissive, authoritative, and authoritarian) and the delicate balance between child autonomy and parental authority. 

Check out this short and sweet episode and hear the pitfalls of being too permissive or authoritarian and  the benefits of authoritative parenting. 

Additional resources:

• #31 The Art of Effective Parenting Communication!
• #24 Tammy afriat Interview in "Foreign-Born Mama" podcast host by Nurzhan Sterbenz; Discussing Parenting Styles, Setting Boundaries, Career Shifting, And Parenting In Different Culture!
• Types of Parenting Styles and Effects On Children (NCBI)

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Motherhood is a hood not all get to permanently reside in, but all have to pass through on their journey to adulthood. In this episode, we speak with Skhoe, a mother of over 21 years who has been mothering her two children in the diaspora. From Thailand to Swaziland, Washington D.C. to Switzerland. 

We try to glean from Skhoe the many lessons she has learnt on her motherhood journey; discuss the questions one has when parenting or thinking of parenting; and take a moment to reflect on what success as a parent looks like. As African women in the diaspora, we recognise that the community and support typical of raising children in Zimbabwe is not afforded to us as easily, whilst also recognising that parenting needs to be done a little differently in order to survive.

What are some of your lessons from mothering or being mothered?

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On this episode, Betina and Nic share their professional backgrounds and dive into the specifics of their relationship. They discuss how they met, their move from Los Angeles to Texas, the importance of family and their growing abode and Nic's new obsession with cooking. They tackle their methods for making big life decisions and career changes and share stories about traveling and living with a toddler.

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Forbes Magazine recently released a summary of the findings of thirty-two studies that looked at how to parent children and teens in our current social media age. Among the findings was this: that a stricter parenting approach may be a better approach. The data suggests that parents who take more active parenting approaches results in better outcomes for their kids as opposed to those parents who take a more passive hands-off approach. The authors state that “overall, studies find that adolescents report less problematic use when parents use more parental monitoring, restrictive or active mediation, or strict internet and smartphone rules.” The research also found that when parents enlist stricter rules to limit overconsumption in the context of love and supportive dialogue, kids will spend less time using social media. This is good and encouraging news for Christian parents who take their Ephesians six responsibilities seriously, to bring their children up in the discipline and instruction of the Lord.

This was such a great conversation with Nicole about enneagrams and how they affect parenting. Nicole is a Leadership Coach, Enneagram Expert, and Team Dynamics Consultant. She has so much knowledge and insight on the different types of enneagrams and how they affect your personal life, business, and relationships. If you are newer to enneagrams, she does a beautiful job explaining what they are and how to navigate life and parenting best while using them. 

What We Cover on Enneagrams & Parenting

• What exactly is an enneagram.
• Can your enneagram number change over time.
• How health and stress can give you a different number.
• We go over my enneagram results and how accurate they are.
• How parenting can affect your enneagram number.
• The tool that Nicole uses to help with challenging moments with her kiddos.
• How PARR was a tool that helped me with challenging moments.
• How long do you need to use the enneagram tool to get the best results.
• Nicole discusses if we should use the  enneagram on children.
• How enneagram comes into play with partners in parenting.
• Why having two different enneagram types as parents is a good thing.
• Why letting your children make mistakes is so important.

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Are you constantly getting unsolicited advice about parenting and what you can do 'better'?

In this weeks episode Amma Lisa gives us some ways to parent with confidence and feel proud of the parenting decisions you decide to make, how to set boundaries to help you uphold your parenting style, and the importance of standing up for our kids!

This episodes is filled with  information to help get rid of the mom guilt and learn how to parent proudly!

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In this episode, hosts Dr. Meghna and Devishobha throw light on the 4 major styles identified by psychologists and the major factors of your personality determining your parenting style. Why is this important? Because Parenting Styles can predict a large part of the parenting outcome. Simply put, parenting style is the style of communication, response and discipline parents use to raise their children.

Devishobha and Meghna share the details of the 4 major parenting styles- Authoritarian, Authoritative, Permissive and Uninvolved. They go on to discuss the distinct characteristics of the parenting styles, what makes the best parenting styles, what influences parenting styles, what to do to adopt the best parenting style, and finally how to reconcile parenting styles with your partner.

This week’s mnemonic: EAR

If you wish to learn more, check out:

1. PARENTING STYLES: THE HANDY ULTIMATE GUIDE FOR THE MILLENNIAL PARENT

2. Parenting style quiz

Books:

1. The Battle Hymn Of The Tiger Mother(Authoritarian parenting)

2. Running with scissors (Uninvolved parenting)

Podcast episodes:

1. How to stop yelling at your child

2. Difficult children are just strong-willed

3. Parenting consciousness summit

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Chloe's story has Laura reflecting on how our parenting is shaping our kids, and it's probably not the things we think that are going to stand out or impact them the most. 

She encourages us to consider ways we might be hurting them, hurting the relationship with them, or how they view authority. 

She calls us to repent, to seek God and prioritise pursuing Him in this life - because nothing else will matter at the end of our days. 

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Hello my loves! Today we have a really important, and in my opinion, really needed conversation around the topics of masculinity, fatherhood, parenting & relationships. I found this conversation to be a healing remembrance and highly refreshing. I highly, highly recommend listening. There’s just so much here. 

In this episode, we cover:

• Simplicity in relation to “gender roles”
• Relating to the male brain vs the female brain
• Parenting emotionally healthy young boys/men
• Raising men as a single mother
• Why is masculinity important?
• How her radiance is your responsibility as a man
• & so much more!

I hope this episode benefits you greatly.

Lots of love,

Em x

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* Disclaimer: In this episode there is a focus on cis-gender, heterosexual relationships.

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Ryan is a former college baseball player and the founder and CEO of his own tech company. He’s currently writing a book entitled “The Wisdom of King’s”. Much of his writing can be found on his Instagram page where he writes insightful content on Masculinity, Relationships, Fatherhood, and Personal Growth.

He’s been married to his wife Lauren for 13 years, and has two sons aged 13 and 11.

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Reid + Cari update everyone on what has been going on with the baby since a month ago.  They also dive into debates over parenting topics like Montessori parenting style, cloth vs regular diapers, and baby names.

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I’m gonna go ahead and say it. Gentle parenting f*cks me up. In more ways than one. I have a love hate relationship with this style of parenting because it gets into your psyche and forces you to do some deep, internal soul searching. It also forces you to re-parent yourself which is hard enough in itself and I’ll get into that. However, as challenging as this style of parenting has been for us, I do believe it’s the only way to go – at least for me and my kids. Over the past two years, we have researched and practiced gentle parenting with our son and man is it HARD. Gone are the days of time outs and punishments as we learn more about mindful parenting and child development. In this episode, I review what gentle parenting is, briefly touch on the science behind it, share some of our gentle parenting scenarios and techniques and I get into why this is so hard when it comes to re-parenting yourself. 

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So much of our parenting triggers + challenges hark back to our own early, formative years. Our attachment to our own parent or caregiver impacts our relationships, how we form identity in adolescence, how we cope with stress + our resilience... so how do we feel more like we're nailing this parenting thing?

Emma Holdsworth from Treehouse Family Counseling has spent her entire adult life supporting families to become the best parents they can be, connecting them to their core values as a parent, holding space for new Mothers as a postpartum doula + helping burgeoning families with her vast experience as a sandplay therapist + counsellor.

Emma firmly believes doing our own inner work and exploring ourselves more deeply, examining our own past – is actually the key to parenting education. In this episode Emma talks to us about the formative years of childhood + that  behaviour (of any kind) is just how kids communicate their needs, as parents we can stuff it up by taking it super personally!

She also advocates what she calls radical role modelling – be that which you want for your kid, yourself. It's easier said than done, we know... this is what I love about Emma's realistic approach to shifting our shit. It’s a process, don’t be afraid to show them the process or strategy behind trying to build sustainable + healthy change.
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Today I want to talk about how it is basically impossible to do parenting “right”... someone will always judge you, call you out for something, and try to make you feel as though you are doing it wrong! It's rough to be a parent and now with social media and the like, there is a lot of judgement and people telling you that you are doing it wrong and should be doing it this way or that way. Ugh!

Our job as parents is to keep our kiddos safe, let them know that they are loved beyond words, and to teach them to be amazing human beings that are capable of going out into the world independently. With that said, what the heck is the “right” way to parent? I am no parenting expert- except that I am a parent, but in my opinion, the right way to parent is how you parent. Unless you are physically and/or mentally abusing your children, not providing them basic needs, and the like, you are doing alright! So, listen in and I'll give you my take on how I parent and after you listen, let me know your thoughts!

What was your biggest takeaway from today’s episode? What do you think about some people being the judge and jury of parenting? Share with me- take a screenshot of you listening and tag me or hit me up with a DM on IG @livingjoyfulandwell. I can’t wait to hear from you! 

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In this episode, April and Loren discuss how having different parenting styles have affected the blending of their families.  They remember their bitter custody battle and the aftermath it had with their children and the relationships between them.  
The women divulge which one of them has gone rogue in their parenting dynamic and discuss ways to reel that person back in.
April and Loren also talk about the type of mothers they are and how it affects their relationships with their significant others.