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The No Problem Parenting Podcast is your gateway to becoming a confident, effective parent. Seasoned Parenting Coach Jaci Finneman empowers you to manage things like: 1. Behavioral Challenges - ”toddler tantrums,” ”teen defiance,” ”attachment issues in children,” ”building trust with kids,” 2. Parental Well-being and Self-Care: self-care for parents, ”parenting burnout relief,” stress management for parents, and ”balancing parenting and personal life.” 3. Educational and Developmental Challenges: ”support for learning disabilities,” ”school anxiety help,” ”educational milestones,” and ”developmental support for children.” 4. Financial Strains of Parenting -”budgeting,” ”financial help for parents,” ”cost-effective parenting,” ”teaching your kids to manage money.” 5. Family Dynamics and Communication - ”improve family communication,” ”deal with sibling rivalry,” ”strengthen family relationships,” and ”effective family therapy techniques.” Transition from anxiety and uncertainty to a position of strength and clarity as you lead your family with support from services and products you can access right from home. Tune in to the No Problem Parenting Podcast to transform your parenting approach, strengthen family connections, bring back the fun and become the confident leader your kids crave you to be. #ParentingPodcast #ConfidentParenting #FamilyDynamics #NoProblemParenting Join our community here: http://smpl.ro/NoProblemParents
Episodes
Wednesday Jan 25, 2023
Wednesday Jan 25, 2023
Welcome Back No-Problem Parents!
Self Care Matters, especially when you've lived through trauma and fear becomes habit. Taking time to notice the good in your everyday life, acknowledging what is going well and what you are grateful for will help you turn fear into excitement and create confidence and joy.
Tuesday Jan 24, 2023
Tuesday Jan 24, 2023
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Happy Birthday to my Godchild Nicholas! Today's episode is in honor of Nicholas and all babies born with Downs Syndrome!
Raising a son with Down syndrome, advocating for his acceptance, and shouting his worth in a society where words like "suffering" and "burden" are associated with special needs and Down syndrome. Carissa Carroll my special guest says, "I've learned a little about Down syndrome, I've learned a lot about Jack.
Monday Jan 23, 2023
Monday Jan 23, 2023
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Deborah wanted and needed help for her own Complex Parenting scenario, but she could not find anything that covered the broad spectrum of interdependent challenges of adoption, health, LGBTQ, trauma, and divorce.
So Deborah learned not just to survive the journey, but to thrive from it through her own resources. She is now on a mission to help other parents in similar situations.
Tuesday Jan 17, 2023
Tuesday Jan 17, 2023
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Today's guest talks about Raising a child with a mental illness, Maintaining consistent parenting while on your own recovery journey and Dealing with external factors in child-rearing.
Meet George Brooks
Living with mental illness since age 7, George suffered abuse, weight loss surgery, childhood obesity, MANY health issues, addiction, divorce trauma, custody battles, raising a son with mental illness, poverty, starting a nonprofit, and much more as a black man ALL while struggling with a couple of serious diagnoses’ and yet he is thriving.
Monday Jan 16, 2023
Monday Jan 16, 2023
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Whether your child threw you a curve ball with their first ever lie or they are a chronic liar, this episode is a must listen!
Learn how to respond to your kids when they lie and how not to!
Tuesday Jan 10, 2023
Tuesday Jan 10, 2023
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Develop your kiddos social skills by improving their speech and language skills.
Topic:
Practically supporting child social skills
Improving parenting skills while supporting child
Friday Jan 06, 2023
Friday Jan 06, 2023
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The Language of Play; Help your child listen better with connection and communication strategies.
The 3 Things that help to understand the importance of play.
MY DEFINITION OF PLAY, A PLAY MINDSET, & CELEBRATION.
PLAY is… EXPERIMENTING, EXPLORING, PRACTICE, FUN, ENJOYMENT,
LEARNING, CREATIVITY, IMAGINATION.
With a Play Mindset, we Remember that we are ALL IN PROCESS. It allows for growth, courage, and learning.
USING the Language of Play – our kids are encouraged, know clearly what we want for them, and failing isn’t a problem.
Tuesday Jan 03, 2023
Tuesday Jan 03, 2023
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My guest today is going to share her 3 habits that help parents stick to a healthy lifestyle that...
>> they LOVE
>> can actually see themselves keeping up with for the rest of their lives
>> that creates the foundation of a (meaningful) health legacy for their children
Wednesday Dec 28, 2022
Wednesday Dec 28, 2022
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Things parents wish they could "fix" about their kids when they reach out to me.
Can you relate?
Do you wish you could;
· Make them reciprocate my love and affection
· Stop annoying behaviors like chewing with mouth open, picking nose, spitting, swearing and other gross stuff
· Hold their attention for more than 2 seconds, make them interested in what I have to say and actually say “Thanks mom” once in a while
· Take their worry away
· Make them confident in themselves
· Have friends and get asked to go to other kids play dates/ events
· Make them feel bad and want to do better
· Make them aware of how they present to others, make them care about what others think
· Make them smarter, easier to get good grades
· Focus
· Get along with others
· Quiet down
· Listen to me
· Sleep better
· Eat better ie less or more or healthier
· Stop hurting their siblings or kids at school
· Stop back talking
· Stop manipulating
· Stop lying
· Stop stealing
· Stop threatening me and others
· Start talking, too shy
· Hang out with us instead of stay in their room by themselves
· Gain control, stop reacting with anger and aggression
· Stop bullying or being bullied, stand up for themselves
· Find motivation, so lazy
· Get involved, join a sport
· Stop interrupting
· Running away
· Screaming/tantrums all the time or for long periods of time
Tuesday Dec 27, 2022
Tuesday Dec 27, 2022
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How do we end the cycle of dieting that so many women over generations have struggled with?
How do we create healthy relationships with food without feeling like we are letting go of health?
How do we navigate kids who are struggling with 'picky eating'?
How do you respond to kids when they call themselves or someone else talks about their body in a negative way(i.e. calling them fat)?
How do we prevent kids from developing an eating disorder?