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1 How to Not Lose Your Cool with Your Kids, Featuring Dr Carla Naumburg 1:04:54
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Play Later Play Later Lists Like LikedCarla Naumburg, author of How to Stop Losing Your Sh* t With Your Kids , joins me to talk about why we —yes, our generation—are the ones screaming at our kids… and how we can stop. She says we’re too emotionally invested in our children (ouch, but true), and gives us practical, no nonsense tips for those moments when you’re on the edge of totally losing it. This one’s for every parent who’s ever locked themselves in the bathroom for a breather. Life Happens. Let’s Talk About It. Listen in to learn more : (00:00) - Parenting in the Modern World (10:06) - Effective Parenting Strategies (20:49) - Navigating Modern Parenting Challenges (24:28) - Parenting and Button Reduction Practices (32:28) - Importance of Single Tasking While Parenting (38:03) - Parenting With Self-Compassion and Apologizing (49:06) - How to Stop Freaking Out (59:26) - Continuing the Parenting Discussion In this episode, we are diving into why parents resort to yelling, the pressure parents put on ourselves, how parenting today is different than it was in previous generations, how to stop yelling at your kids, why you are not a bad parent, identifying your triggers, how multitasking increases our stress, teaching our kids to wait, relying on our community for support, how to practice self-compassion in our parenting, and the power of apologizing to our kids. LINKS Connect with Carla on IG Carla’s books Get Paula’s Personal Newsletter Follow Paula on IG THE CARRY™ ALL NEWSLETTER by and for working moms Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices…
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1 Want All the Kids to Hang Out at Your House? Here's How! 51:25
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Play Later Play Later Lists Like LikedIf you want to be the house where all the kids hang out, it’s pretty simple: FEED THEM. I’ve invited my good friend, Logan Wolfram , to the conversation because as a mom of teen boys, she is living proof that this is the case. Feed them. They will hang out. Logan and I talk about what this is and what it isn’t. It’s NOT trying to be the “cool parent” and providing drugs and alcohol to underage kids. It IS providing a safe space, full of love and laughter. We discuss the easy steps in becoming the home all the kids want to hang out at, plus some hilarity that involves a bat (the nocturnal kind), a mountain cabin, and a tree swing attempt gone bad. Also, make sure you’re subscribed to my personal newsletter if you want Logan’s easy recipes to feed your teens and all their friends! Life Happens. Let’s Talk About It. Listen in to learn more : (00:51) Food Movement and Family Influence (09:33) Family Cabin With Challenging Tree Swing (13:06) Unexpected Bat Discovery in Mountain House (17:19) Cooking Favorites for Teenagers (20:52) Entertaining and Letting Kids Be Kids (28:10) Feeding Hungry Teenage Boys (34:27) Creating Community Through Shared Activities (44:30) Dispelling the Insect Swallowing Myth In this episode, we are digging into how to be the house where kids and teens want to hang out, making space for kids and teens to have fun, feeding teens and large groups in a simple way, supporting our teens and their friends, being intentional in your community, building community and connection over food, and the power of being flexible and available. LINKS - Connect with Logan Get Paula’s Personal Newsletter Follow Paula on IG THE CARRY™ ALL NEWSLETTER by and for working moms YOUTUBE LINKS Connect with Logan https://www.instagram.com/loganlwolfram/ Get Paula’s Personal Newsletter https://www.paulafarisofficial.com/newsletter Connect with Paula on Instagram https://www.instagram.com/paulafaris/?hl=en THE CARRY™ ALL NEWSLETTER by and for working moms https://carrymedia.com/the-carry-all/ Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices…
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1 What American Food is Doing To Us And Our Kids, Plus Easy Swaps with Dr Josh Axe 48:02
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Play Later Play Later Lists Like LikedWhen it comes to what’s in our American food system, it can be difficult to know WHO to believe and WHERE to start . Honestly, the process is incredibly overwhelming and can be pricey. But here’s the reality: ➡️ 60-90% of our foods are ultra-processed ➡️ Our pre-teens are seeing dramatic increases in pre-diabetes ➡️This young generation is the first generation that isn’t expected to outlive the previous generation. ➡️Many of the food dyes in our food are banned in almost every other country While food is just ONE component of what’s happening in this conversation, I wanted to dive deeper into the subject of what’s truly in the American food system–from food dyes, to pesticides and a ton of different additives. Dr Josh Axe tells us what American food is doing to us and our kids, plus some easy steps we can take in our journey towards awareness and eating better. Let’s Talk About It. Listen in to learn more: (01:05) Healthy Eating Made Easy (05:49) Impact of Junk Food on Performance (12:57) Impact of Food Dyes on Health (18:33) Pharmaceutical Marketing Prioritizes Money (25:14) Family Health and Positive Swaps (32:25) The Effects of Contaminated Water (40:35) Cost-Effective, Tasty, Fresh Food Storage In this episode, we are diving into the movement to clean up the American food system, dangers related to herbicides and pesticides, the most concerning additives in our food, where to start with making better food choices, advice for saving money on healthy food, the importance of water filtration, and a simple way to improve the food and products you are buying. LINKS Dr Axe’s Guide to Eating Clean Connect with Dr AXE Dr Axe’s Podcast Get Paula’s Personal Newsletter Follow Paula on IG THE CARRY™ ALL NEWSLETTER by and for working moms Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices…
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1 The FIght To Clean Up Our Food with Vani Hari, aka The Food Babe 44:21
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Play Later Play Later Lists Like LikedThere is a strong bipartisan movement in our country to clean up our food, from food dyes to pesticides and ultra-processing. The FDA even recently banned Red Dye #3 due to potential links to cancer. Vani Hari, aka “the Food Babe” , has been on the front lines of this FOOD FIGHT for over a decade, petitioning large corporations, speaking on the senate floor, writing NYT best-selling books about the subject and being named one of Time Magazine’s “Most Influential People on the Internet”. She cites evidence that our children are being decimated with chronic disease, including a pre-diabetic epidemic, in large part due to the junk in our food (using ingredients that are banned in most other countries). We talk about this movement, why she’s encouraged that our food supply will change, plus how we can all use our voice for positive change. Let’s Talk About It. Listen in to learn more: (00:00) - Cleaning Up Our Food System (03:46) - Food Ingredient Discrepancies and Health Risks (10:20) - Fighting Against Artificial Food Dyes (19:31) - Revolutionizing the Food System (30:35) - Budget-Friendly Family Breakfast Ideas (33:18) - Empowering Parents to Advocate for Change (38:20) - Navigating Food Transparency and Swaps In this episode, we are delving into the differences in American food products and the same products in other countries, comparing how foods are regulated in the US and abroad, the effects of food dyes in children’s health and behavior, how our food supply chain has changed over time, bipartisan support for cleaning up our food, and how we can hold private companies and government agencies accountable for what is in our food. Vani's Website Vani on Instagram Vani’s Blog:75 ways to save on organic Get Paula’s Personal Newsletter Follow Paula on IG THE CARRY™ ALL NEWSLETTER by and for working moms Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices…
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1 The Mental Load with Paige Connell of @SheIsAPaigeTurner 56:49
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Play Later Play Later Lists Like LikedMy guess is that you’re burned out. Between working and parenting and managing the home, you’re fried. But, we can’t find words to articulate why. And, when it comes to having necessary conversations with our partners about sharing the load, we will often avoid it altogether because we don’t want to come across as a “nag”. Next thing we know, our relationship is suffering. In many ways, Paige Connell ( @SheIsAPaigeTurner on Instagram) is saving relationships. She’s a mom of four who talks a lot about Mental Load and how it can make or break a relationship. We’re going to discuss how (and why) to have these conversations with our partner, the danger in letting the little things build up, plus how equity in relationships leads to happy and healthy families. Life Happens. Let’s Talk About It. Listen in to learn more : (06:17) The Mental Load and Domestic Labor (09:37) Unseen Mental Load in Relationships (12:38) Men's Participation and Birth Rate (27:31) Challenges of Gendered Expectations (31:32) Redefining Gender Roles and Expectations (35:43) Challenging Gender Expectations for Men (44:16) Financial Considerations in Dual-Income Families (50:02) Empowering Boys to End Cycle In this episode, we are diving into defining the mental load, the danger of avoiding hard conversations with your partner, different societal standards and expectations for moms and dads, the value assigned to paid vs. unpaid work, how to have conversations with your partner about the mental load in a way that is respectful and productive, considering the long term impacts of being a stay at home parent, and why childcare is not only a women’s issue. Follow Paige on IG Paige’s Audio Course on The Mental Load Get Paula’s Personal Newsletter Follow Paula on IG THE CARRY™ ALL NEWSLETTER by and for working moms Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices…
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1 Midlife, Menopause, Empty Nesting and Gen X with Instagram’s @PeachesAndDiesel104 56:53
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Play Later Play Later Lists Like LikedWe’re in need of some levity and laughs, so I’ve invited the very funny Peaches (from @PeachesAndDiesel104) to the show. You might be one of her 500k followers that are drawn to her ridiculous and relatable content, like I was. Only to learn that Peaches is an empty-nesting mom of two, navigating midlife and menopause. While we have the most amount of fun in this conversation, you might just find that Peaches has inspired you to try something new, fun and crazy. She’s already got my wheels churning! Life Happens. Let’s Talk About It. Listen in to learn more: (12:42) Navigating Empty Nesting With Humor (24:38) Navigating Menopause and Fitness After 50 (36:53) Wedding Dress Parties and Friendships (40:26) Real Moms, Real Life (51:20) Revisiting Wedding Dresses and Conversation SUMMARY: In this episode, we are digging into finding humor and joy in midlife, what it’s like to be an empty nester, saying yes to things that bring you joy, being willing to try something new, navigating menopause, and the importance of friendship in midlife. My Favorite Weighted Vest Follow Peaches on IG Get Paula’s Personal Newsletter Follow Paula on IG THE CARRY™ ALL NEWSLETTER by and for working moms Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices…
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1 The Fight for Paid Family Leave with Erin Erenberg, the Chamber of Mothers Co-founder 48:42
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Play Later Play Later Lists Like LikedThere’s a lot we don’t agree on in this country. But one issue that gets overwhelming support among voters is the need to support moms and families in this country, from paid family leave, to affordable childcare and improved maternal health. Those issues shouldn't be a luxury. They should be a necessity, if we want to support families and grow our economy. I’m talking to Erin Erenberg, the co-founder of Chamber of Mothers , a non-partisan organization that is doing the work on those very issues in Washington, D.C. Erin shares why she’s optimistic about these issues, plus how we can get involved in changing the game for moms and families. Also, hear why we shouldn’t have to choose between kids and career in this country. Life Happens. Let’s Talk About It. Listen in to learn more : (01:39) Support for Moms (08:40) Empowering Moms for Change (15:48) Moms in Leadership Driving Change (18:38) Optimism for Maternal Support Initiatives (24:45) Policy Shifts Cultures on Working Moms (35:36) Men and Women Facing Gender Equality (39:52) Advocating for Working Moms In this episode, we are digging into the importance of paid family leave, the number one barrier to women in the workforce, the importance of access to affordable and quality childcare, the economic impact of policies that support families, different perspectives of motherhood and work, and why moms make great employees. Links: Learn about Chamber of Mothers Get Paula’s Personal Newsletter Connect with Paula THE CARRY™ ALL NEWSLETTER by and for working moms Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices…
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1 Paula & John: How To Keep it Spicy with Your Partner 37:57
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Play Later Play Later Lists Like LikedWe’re capping our series on dating and relationships with a conversation about how to keep it spicy with your partner. 🌶️ Over half of Americans don’t date their partner regularly, and it’s taking a toll on our relationships. We’re spending all our energy on our kids, and we’re not prioritizing one another. However, for the couples that are intentional about connecting, they typically have happier and more stable relationships. So, what do we do next? John and I talk about some really creative ways to connect with your partner and a few ideas to keep it spicy. We also give an update on our connectivity challenge. Plus, what most women really want from their partner. Life Happens. Let’s Talk About It. Listen in to learn more: (02:25) Prioritizing Marriage Over Busy Family Life (81 Seconds) (08:05) Lack of Dates in Relationships (49 Seconds) (20:16) Sharing the Mental Load in Relationships (120 Seconds) (24:51) Spicing Up Relationships (67 Seconds) (30:02) The 222 Rule for Relationships (18 Seconds) In this episode, we are diving into prioritizing your relationship with your partner, how loving our partner well influences our kids’ emotional health and future relationships, common barriers to regular date nights, the importance of finding a shared interest with your partner, connecting with your partner physically, spiritually, mentally, and emotionally, and ideas for spicing up date nights. LINKS: Get Paula’s Personal Newsletter Connect with Paula THE CARRY™ ALL NEWSLETTER by and for working moms Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices…
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1 Navigating our Teens Dating with Therapists Sissy Goff and David Thomas 1:10:55
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Play Later Play Later Lists Like LikedOne thing I haven’t been ready for has been navigating our teenagers dating. And I know so many of you feel the same. So, I’ve invited therapists Sissy Goff and David Thomas back on the show to help us work through it. ( Jesus, Take the Wheel, PLEASE! ) This is the conversation I wish I’d had years ago, when this whole process started in our home. Everything we’re talking about in this episode is based on a question or topic that you sent us. We’ll be looking at this topic from five main angles: When should we allow our teens to date? What is the purpose of dating in high school? What are healthy boundaries? Concerns about how teens date today. How much authority do we have over the process? Something I wasn’t expecting to happen? I had a change of heart about how I feel about my kids dating in high school. This is an episode you’ll want to share with all your friends going through this season of parenting….and maybe you’ll listen to it with your teens, as well. Life Happens. Let’s Talk About It. Listen in to learn more: (07:04) Healthy Intimacy in Teen Dating (11:00) Age-Appropriate Relationship Building in Adolescents (17:17) Navigating High School Dating Quality (24:46) Navigating Parental Boundaries and Communication (31:45) Setting Boundaries in Relationships (36:20) Parenting and Communication With Adolescents (41:20) Conversations About Sex and Parenting (47:59) Limiting Technology in Dating Conversations (54:27) Navigating Parental Boundaries and Communication In this episode, we are digging into a helpful framework for viewing teen dating, why we should allow our teens to date, the purpose of teen dating, changing our expectations around teen dating, how dating has changed over time, parent and therapist concerns about teen dating, intensity versus intimacy in relationships, the emotional impact of sexual intimacy, teaching our teens healthy intimacy and boundaries without shame, and why boundaries are about more than just sex. RAISING BOYS AND GIRLS PODCAST Get Paula’s Personal Newsletter Connect with Paula THE CARRY™ ALL NEWSLETTER by and for working moms Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices…
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1 Single in your 40’s -What Our Single Friends Want Us To Know With Annie F. Downs 56:09
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Play Later Play Later Lists Like LikedWe all have single friends. After all, 40% of Americans are single. As we continue our series on relationships and dating, I’ve invited my dear friend Annie F Downs on the show to talk about what it’s like dating in your 40s and what our single friends want us to know. Annie has never been married, and she hilariously shares what she’s looking for in a guy ( you’ll never guess her type! ) and where the majority of singles want to find love, plus the role their married friends can have in it. Life Happens. Let’s Talk About It. Listen in to learn more: (02:34) Unequal Household Labor in Relationships (06:26) Time Management Mishap With Annie (09:48) Evolution of Dating in Technology (15:25) Navigating the Dating Pool (31:07) Marriage vs. Singleness in Religion (40:38) Summer Lovin' Podcast Impact (46:49) Deep Friendship and Unconditional Love LINKS Get Paula’s Personal Newsletter Connect with Paula Connect with Annie Single Purpose League The Fairplay Cards THE CARRY™ ALL NEWSLETTER by and for working moms Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices…
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1 Dating as a Single Mom with @Honestly.Kaitlyn’s Kaitlyn Nilles 45:36
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Play Later Play Later Lists Like LikedLove isn’t enough -- especially when you have kids. Love doesn’t pay the bills or pick up the domestic load at home. And often, that lack of connection ( it’s never just one thing ) leads to the eventual breakdown of a relationship. @Honestly.Kaitlyn’s Kaitlyn Nilles says it was a myriad of issues that led to her divorce and life as a single mom of two young children. Now, Kaitlyn is opening up about what it’s been like to date as a single mom, why divorce was the best thing that happened to her….and the plot twist that not even she saw coming. Life Happens. Let’s Talk About It. Listen in to learn more: (04:04) Successful Co-Parenting After Divorce (08:15) Priorities in Dating and Parenthood (12:24) Balancing Motherhood and Self-Care (18:13) Rekindled Feelings After Divorce (22:39) Reevaluating Gender Roles After Divorce (25:59) Domestic Task Delegation and Tools (38:29) Weekly Family Board Meetings for Coordination In this episode, we are delving into putting yourself back out there after divorce, why love is not enough to sustain a relationship, what it’s like to be a single mom, encouragement for single parents, developing a respectful co-parenting relationship, and the importance of sharing the invisible work of the home and family. Get Paula’s Personal Newsletter Connect with Paula Connect with Kaitlyn The Fairplay Cards Paula’s Episode on the Mental Load THE CARRY ALL NEWSLETTER by and for working moms Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices…
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1 Dating after Divorce with Podcaster and Mom, Patrice Washington 50:25
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Play Later Play Later Lists Like LikedBecause relationships are the #1 topic you’ve been asking me to talk about, I’m doing a series on dating and covering it from a lot of different angles—from dating after divorce to navigating our teen dating and how to keep it spicy with our partner. Did you know that 40% of Americans are single? Either they’re divorced, widowed or never married. That blew my mind. So, this week, I’ve invited Patrice Washington to the show to talk about her journey dating after divorce. You may be familiar with Patrice because she’s built a professional platform as a financial expert, but her personal life was another story, as she found herself divorced in her 40’s and a single mom. Patrice shares her journey back on the dating scene, what it’s like blending families and the “twist” on her experience. Life Happens. Let’s Talk About It. Listen in to learn more: (02:55) Dating After Divorce (14:29) Navigating Dating (27:17) Importance of Showing Authentic Self (32:31) Dating Preferences and Parenting Priorities (39:02) Embracing Radical Honesty in Relationships (43:54) Rekindling Love (66 Seconds) In this episode, we are diving into what dating after divorce is really like, getting clear on what you want in a partner, modeling respect and boundaries in dating for our daughters, making and finding time to date when your life is full, being your authentic self in dating and relationships, and advice for putting yourself back out there in the dating world. Connect with Patrice Patrice’s Podcast Get Paula’s Personal Newsletter Connect with Paula on Instagram THE CARRY ALL NEWSLETTER by and for working moms Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices…
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Play Later Play Later Lists Like LikedJohn and I have learned a lot about the whole college process and can’t wait to share it with you–from the first thing you should do in the process to what our role as parents should be, plus why it’s more stressful than ever. In this episode, you’ll hear from our teenage daughter, Caroline, plus the former Admissions Director of Dartmouth, Becky Sabky, shedding some light on this confusion and competitive process. And, Caroline shares her most important takeaway, yet, from the college process. This episode caps our January HOT TOPICS series, where John and I are talking about our hottest topics ever on the podcast. Life Happens. Let’s Talk About It. Listen to learn more : (01:33) Navigating the College Admissions Process (09:24) Common Mistakes in the College Application Process (14:37) Evolution of College Culture in America (18:42) Career Paths Beyond College Expectations (26:48) College Admissions and Personal Worth (32:25) Supporting Kids With Changing Majors (42:04) Choosing Between Passion and Practicality (51:12) Degree vs Experience in Job Hunt In this episode, we are diving into understanding the college admissions process, what really matters in a college recommendation letter, a parent’s role in the college admissions process, words of wisdom for navigating a college rejection letter, the pros and cons of a gap year, and advice for navigating financial aid. Read Becky’s book Get Paula’s Personal Newsletter Connect with Paula on Instagram THE CARRY ALL NEWSLETTER by and for working moms “Let's Talk about College “ Podcast Series https://pod.link/1707980698/episode/90ca8adb88e395c47b460c978d178871 https://pod.link/1707980698/episode/54884efb32bce19ded771107a2d4c37b https://pod.link/1707980698/episode/a45ebfb86e7b836ed5156f1f7b3f1065 https://pod.link/1707980698/episode/b41bb523dce7a143d5f3334c8f0411cc Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices…
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There was a change of power in the White House this week and it only seems appropriate to talk about politics, specifically how we can discuss politics with those who don’t necessarily align with our views. Maybe the reason we’re so divided is because we’re talking about it wrong? Or because we have unrealistic expectations? In this episode, you’ll hear from Sharon McMahon, aka America’s Government Teacher on how we can effectively talk politics with our kids, family and friends. This episode is part of our January HOT TOPICS series, in which John and I discuss the hottest topics on the podcast. , Life Happens. Let’s Talk About It. Listen in to learn more: (03:53) Navigating Political Conversations With Empathy (06:40) Family Values and Moral Imperatives (20:30) Information Filtered Through Various Perspectives (26:54) Blurred Lines in Journalism (34:47) Empowering Unsung American History Book (41:06) Approaching Conversations With Curiosity SUMMARY In this episode, we discuss how to teach our kids to talk about politics respectfully, approach political conversations with curiosity, learn from and befriend people we disagree with, give our children age-appropriate agency, the key to teaching and developing critical thinking skills, why bias and lies are not the same thing, and understand the difference between fact reporting and opinion content. LINKS Get Paula’s Personal Newsletter Connect with Sharon Sharon's new book 1440 News (Paula’s pick) Alloy Menopause Telehealth for Menopause (use my code: PAULA42103 for a $15 credit towards your RX! THE CARRY ALL NEWSLETTER by and for working moms Let’s Talk Politics with Sharon FULL Episode - https://pod.link/1707980698/episode/d6077692af15638e353ba59f6f2945c1 Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices…
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The Paula Faris Show
This week, John and I are talking about how we can connect with our teenagers. Specifically, our moody teenage daughters. Let’s face it, raising teenagers isn’t for the faint of heart. It’s arguably the most challenging phase of parenting. If you’re wondering what happened to your darling child or struggling with the fact they don’t need us as much anymore, you’re not alone. This conversation is for you. This episode is part of our January HOT TOPICS series where John and I are talking about our hottest topics ever on the podcast. You’ll hear from therapist Sissy Goff and our daughter Caroline in this episode and learn the ONE question we should be asking our teenagers. Life Happens. As do the teenage years! Let’s Talk About It. Listen in to learn more: (05:46) Understanding Teenage Girls in Today's World (12:35) Parental Concerns Over College-Aged Children (17:39) Respecting Boundaries and Personal Space (28:38) Mother-Daughter Relationship Dynamics (35:22) 30-Day Couples Challenge for Connection (40:16) Parenting Teenage Autonomy and Support (43:43) Listening to Teenage Girls In this episode, we are digging into why teenagers are so self-absorbed (good news: it’s normal!), the hard parts of our kids growing up and becoming more independent, how to support and connect with our teen girls, giving our teens the space they need to become independent, ideas for connecting with your teen, and navigating tension in the mother-daughter relationship. LINKS Get Paula’s Personal Newsletter MORE from Sissy and Caroline–Answering Your Questions Connecting with our Teen Boys Pt 1 Connecting with our Teen Boys Pt 2 Alloy Menopause Telehealth for Menopause ( (use my code: PAULA42103 for a free $49 consult) “Let’s Talk Teenagers” Podcast Series https://pod.link/1707980698/episode/6e5402f7aa45420872d43562e11dd085 https://pod.link/1707980698/episode/fcf31bbb6cb0984365c5a31476fd1a1a https://pod.link/1707980698/episode/1a19fc02c51c28813c4c9e784df7dab0 https://pod.link/1707980698/episode/78203c5576bac01596deedc5bbf9c7c1 Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices…
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