Erin Royer, MA Psy. is the go-to expert on all things parenting and child development for today’s common challenges. Her parenting podcast covers way more than just discipline. She dives into topics such as self-esteem, development and health, modern parenting issues and even education. Erin is not just knowledgeable but also relatable, warm, and sometimes even funny. https://www.yourvillageonline.com
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Parenting Beyond Discipline
Reviews
4.7 out of 5 stars
4.7 Based on 61 reviews
Arielle Kay
5 out of 5 stars
Great parenting advice
The parenting advice contained in this podcast has helped me tremendously to sort through my PTSD from the Child Abuse in my childhood. It has helped me not use the same bad skills with my four-year-old. It has helped rebuild a bond between my daughter and I made of respect boundaries. In short, the advice works. My husband and I will be taking the journey of doing all of her classes in the next three months. We are going to work for them together so that we can continue to grow together the way we have as parenting while listening to these podcasts. The only negatives to the podcasts are the ads, you can basically skip the first three minutes and the middle three minutes of every podcast if you don’t care about the ads.
trublkgold
5 out of 5 stars
Your podcast is an answered prayer
When I listened to the ep on needle fear and the tips and remedies that were offered, I could’ve cried. Tears of joy because after my sons last visit to the hospital for lab work, I vowed, I’d never put him through that terror again. Thank you for sharing your expertise, knowledge, failures, and lessons with us moms. We are each other’s tribe. Many many blessings!
Cburton1985
5 out of 5 stars
Love this podcast
This is one of my favorite parenting podcast! I’m a mom of 3 children one with special needs I love Erin she has such good advice.
lestoutable
1 out of 5 stars
Feedback?
I started listening to this for the first time and was shocked that the host publicly asked for all positive feedback to be shared publicly but all negative feedback to be shared via email? I can understand the need to get constructive notes sent for organization purposes but this struck me. Are you trying to control it so no one else hears negative feedback?
91nessa3
5 out of 5 stars
Mom of 3 review ☺️
I appreciate this podcast so much. I’m a single mom of 3! Almost 9, 3.5, 18 months. It’s wild! I put this podcast on as I put away laundry, do dishes, or pick up the toys. Erin’s voice is so relaxing. I’ve learned to many great things and I am eager to keep learning through this awesome parenting tool. Thank you! Happy new year!
JennLaw34
5 out of 5 stars
Incredibly helpful
There is no handbook for raising kids. As a stay at home mom to a three year old and a 6 month old the task of raising them to be confident, competent, secure people can feel overwhelming at times. I so value this podcast and the tools, tips, and knowledge that Erin shares each week. The episodes are relatively short. I have personally always enjoyed the tidbits of personal stories she shares. The focus always remains on providing tools to make the entire family successful. Thank you Erin for being an uplifting part of my week! Just the act of listening to this podcast gives me confidence that I am setting an intention to parent the best I can each day, and that’s really a win in my book.
CMichael1211
5 out of 5 stars
BEST Parenting Podcast!
I’ve listened to many of the top parenting podcasts and this one is my favorite! I love the warm yet firm approach. I learned how to set boundaries when I was really struggling and got my nightmare bedtimes and power struggles fixed using her approach! SO happy! She’s a relatable mom raising her kids and share her own experiences. I love knowing she’s facing challenges too and isn’t afraid to share them.
celebrateKate
2 out of 5 stars
It’s ok
Was hoping for more advice regarding my controlling toddler but the 30min podcast was filled with about 15mins of info and the rest commercials. A lot of the advice given was also for older kids and was hoping for younger. It’s got some good points but feel they’re might be better info with less commercials out there!
Kellybelly0801
5 out of 5 stars
Very helpful
These are very good advices! So glad I found this podcast! You have made my parenting job easier!
CKTonka
1 out of 5 stars
Really tried to like it
Episode 255, talking about a wall remodel for 10 min?? Tried to listen to a few other, too much rambling about herself. Not helpful.
NaturalVegasMami
1 out of 5 stars
Not my cup of tea
Sounds like it’s based for older children, maybe? Host says things like “don’t give them the attention” “ignore the toddler” “don’t look into their eyes” for a a child that’s a toddler!? Seems a bit too harsh. Not my cup of tea.
EricaBushwell
5 out of 5 stars
Awesome podcast!
Erin, host of the Parenting Beyond Discipline podcast, highlights all aspects of parenting, family and more in this can’t miss podcast! The host and expert guests offer insightful advice and information that is helpful to anyone that listens!
malfoxley
5 out of 5 stars
Great show!
Erin, host of the Parenting Beyond Discipline podcast, highlights all aspects of parenting and more in this can’t miss podcast! The host and expert guests offer insightful advice and information that is helpful to anyone that listens!
WTF420
3 out of 5 stars
Sound Advice…if you only have children under 5
I agree with the other poster, it’s hard to relate to much of this material as it doesn’t pertain to one of my children, the one I need the most advice with that’s 8 1/2. My other child is 16 months old, so much of this advice is premature but will most likely be of assistance in a few months. Since it’s a general parenting podcast it would be nice to include advice for parents of children of all ages, at least up until teens.
m_____e
1 out of 5 stars
Waste of time
Felt like a waste of precious time. Wanted to learn something and instead was left listening to a lengthy advertisement of sorts. No knowledge was passed on to listeners, just a constant if you take my classes you will find solutions to parenting struggles.
McDuff49
5 out of 5 stars
Favorite Parenting Podcast
This is my favorite parenting podcast. I appreciate that there isn’t a lot of fluff and that each episode has actionable items I can take and use. It has helped shift my mindset in the best way. Thank you.
LPN2RN&BSN
4 out of 5 stars
Wish there was more school age content
I appreciate the FREE advice and sound information. Yes, she has a site and at times will encourage those seeking additional information to take one of her classes. I personally don’t have a problem with this, it’s an investment in your family. Yet, I see it was be wonderful to hear more pertaining to school age children.
TheBahamaLlama
5 out of 5 stars
Packed with Quick Useful Tips
Erin finds a way to squeeze useful tips and valuable insights into quick podcast sessions - an ideal solution for busy parents!
Anna3387
5 out of 5 stars
One complaint but otherwise love it
I love listening to these suggestions. So incredibly helpful thank you. Only complaint I have is, I wish you had your link for your classes on the iTunes podcast page to access easier. Unless I’m missing it some how I’m not very technologically savvy.
C.Caton
3 out of 5 stars
Helpful but kind of condescending
Host has lots of helpful parenting advice. The way she talks about her kids’ teachers is a huge turnoff for me, though.
jennybutlermd
5 out of 5 stars
Helfpul answers to common questions
I am enjoying the answers to questions that are sent in. I also enjoyed the episode from Colorado when you talked about self care. That person that emailed you and told you that you talked too much about yourself is pretty foolish. It makes me think they are just jealous that they don't have an amazing parenting podcast. Keep up the great work and thank you for being open and vulnerable with us
Anjsingh83
5 out of 5 stars
Wonderful and a lifesaver
I’ve been having basic developmentally appropriate issues with my three year old - really understanding the “threenager” term - and I checked this podcast out and it’s helped A LOT. Love it all. Thank you much!
1385ds
5 out of 5 stars
Love this podcast!!
I have found this podcast to be so incredibly helpful already. My son is only 15 months old, but we have started to build a foundation of these concepts and suggestions so that as he grows and develops, we’ll be better equipped to handle the changes. Learning the “why’s” of his behavior has helped me have more patience and understanding with him. I share everything I’ve learned with my husband and my mom (our primary caregiver) so that we can all be on the same page. I also share the link to the podcast with anyone who has any questions about parenting. I’ve shared it so many times that I now have the link saved to my notes so that I can access it more quickly! Thanks for all the incredible work you are doing. I feel so much more prepared to tackle all the stages of parenting.
pkhsssss
1 out of 5 stars
Plug for website
Pretty good podcast but seems like a plug for online website and doesn't get into details as much.
Greenephoenician
4 out of 5 stars
Love her approach
Just wish there were more issues with content for Elementary age kids . I have been listening for a few years and now my kids have grown and sort of outgrown the podcast for helping me .
PRAT_TAN85
5 out of 5 stars
life savior!
I listen to several parenting podcasts but this is by far the best. I love this podcast so much that I recommend it to every parent I know. I was struggling so much my toddler lately and I had no idea how to deal with her tantrums and outburst of emotions in the right manner. The way Erin explains it using real life situations and giving practical solutions is amazing. Thank you so much Erin. I am eternally grateful.:)
jcodispoti
5 out of 5 stars
Erin is our mentor
I have been listening to this podcast since my daughter was around 6 months old (currently just over 2 years old). Erin has been our guiding light and mentor during this parenting process. I had ideas of how I planned to parent, which included time outs and reward charts, but by listening to this podcast, I learned why those (and more) are not good ideas for the long run, and what to do instead. This style of parenting has completely shaped our relationship with our daughter, and with each other and I truly feel it’s been a much more fulfilling journey than it would have been if we were “fighting against” our daughter, rather than “working with” her. Thank you Erin!!
J Dawe
5 out of 5 stars
Life Changing!!
I am a pediatric nurse practitioner and parent of 2 girls (2 and 9). I can not say enough good things about this podcast!!! It has truly changed the way I parent. I recommed the podcast and the classes to parents all the time as the information provided is easy to follow and reasearch focused. The classes are worth EVERY PENNY!!!
calli81257
1 out of 5 stars
Inaccurate info
SIDS is not the same thing as suffocation. Unfortunately, the confusion is part of why the research is so often misinterpreted. Suffocation is often caused by unsafe cosleeping in the US, not by families who follow safe cosleeping practices, just like others all over the world. This is suffocation, not sudden infant death syndrome, which is an unexplained occurrence of infant death. Unfortunately I discovered this inaccurate information during one of the first episodes I listened to, so I will no longer listen. I can’t support a station that does not ensure accurate research understanding. Please stop the fear lingering for no reason
TinaV1987
4 out of 5 stars
What if they don’t understand
I think everything you said it’s good advice but what if they are too young where they don’t understand? Like you said give choices when you said that I’m really? He doesn’t even know how to talk how is going to know that I’m giving choices. Do you have advice for when they are too young to understand or they aren’t at that point yet ?
Lover33whang
5 out of 5 stars
Really one of the BEST parenting podcasts ever!
Sensible advice, tips I can actually put into practice, specific reasons for certain decisions and actions that make sense! Just fabulous. Thank you. Also, Erin has such a soothing, pleasant voice.
ChelleGinee
1 out of 5 stars
A ploy to get you to her website
It’s obvious after listening to a few episode that she only puts out this podcast to get you to go to her website to sign up for classes. She rarely finishes the topic, stating that she is out of time and suggests you sign up for the class on her website about that particular topic. The birth order episode barely even scratched the surface of birth order. What a waist of time.
Ninjump player
5 out of 5 stars
So informative, love this podcast!
Very informative. Provides logical answers to so many daily parenting questions. This is exactly what I was looking for.
Ev Evy
5 out of 5 stars
Parenting
I love this podcast! It gives great advice and insight that us useful to raise kind, confident kids!
miekemama
5 out of 5 stars
So very helpful, grateful to have found this podcast.
I really appreciate the sound advice given in each episode. As an elementary educator I thought I had a good handle on infancy and toddlerhood. But, there are so many daily challenges that this podcast addresses that I had no idea would come up. I find myself talking with friends and my husband about each topic that I learn about. Keep up the great episodes. This mama of two little ones is benefiting greatly!!
:) Happy
5 out of 5 stars
Thankful new listener
So glad I stumbled upon this Podcast; it’s beyond helpful and encompasses a wide variety of helpful and important topics. As a mother of two toddlers (3&4), so many of these topics are really pertinent to my current life; and I feel like I’ve found a flashlight in the dark. Erin thank you, I really think you’re a rockstar and a master of your craft. I believe I’ve found a new role model to look up to!
Guy Zipp
5 out of 5 stars
I DIDN’T Expect to learn anything
I’m a father of two young daughters, and I’m a divorcé. To be frank, I was looking for a podcast on another subject and this show came up. Immediately seeing an episode on permissive vs. peaceful parenting, I downloaded it. Plus an episode on tantrums. Something about the flowery nature of the thumb nail made me expect soft conversations and flowery stories. I didn’t expect actual usable content. Apparently I am a permissive parent! And now I know what that is and how to work on it. I also know how to handle my daughters tantrums better as well. THIS podcast is useful and enjoyable and educational. I recommend this to anyone. I’m very impressed. Thanks for making a subscriber out of me.
Vail resident
5 out of 5 stars
Perfect Easy-to-Listen with Real Takeaways
I’ve tried several parenting podcasts and this is the best by far. I greatly appreciate the professional sound quality, and the amount of pre-planning that Erin must do before each episode is apparent. Each one is so well-thought-out and organized, flowing in a logical way that it is easy to listen and actually take something away rather than “what did I just learn?” Each podcast manages to hold my attention - no small feat for someone whose mind tends to wander!
High Impact Club
5 out of 5 stars
Amazing episode
I loved your episode about child discipline.
Jessamynlaura
1 out of 5 stars
Title misleading
By the title I expected for the parenting advice to be more outside of the box, respect based, positive parenting, connection based, etc. but I was disappointed to learn it’s not. There is some interesting discussion on topics unrelated to discipline, but overall it’s the same old conventional American parenting wisdom involving ultimatums, giving consequences, behavior modification techniques based on studying dogs, ignoring signals that your child need to connect with you and not allowing children to problem solve organically. Research shows that positive parenting (authoritative) shows the best results! Look at Denmark, the happiest country in the world, this positive style of parenting is what they have used for a long time now. The Danes do not regard a child having a tantrum as “manipulation” but a cry for help that a basic need is not being met, even if it seems they are only crying because they want a toy or something, this is not REALLY the reason. Often it is because you have ignored them all day and you dragged them to the store when they were tired and hungry. The child doesn’t know why they are throwing a tantrum, you as the parent need to figure it out, prevent it in future and give them some empathy! Ignoring a tantrum is teaching a child that their feelings are only relevant when we their parents have decided they are. Research Dr. Laura Markham for life changing advice on parenting and skip this podcast.
PandaAttack
4 out of 5 stars
Overall Great, With minor issues
Overall this podcast is a good listen. The host seems well informed and I defintiely learned some new things. It's great for parents who want to have a strong relationship with their child, while still maintaining the parent role. A thing that irked me was how often she touted the "millienials are self important narcissists because of participation trophies" mantra. There are frequent side comments giving stabs implying this. I fall into that age group, but I had authoritarian style parents and trophies weren't much of a factor in my life. It gets irritating hearing over and over, when I'd perfer to focus on parenting and not generation politics. While I understand her intention, I don't appreicate the condesending attitude towards multiple decades of people.
flared_jeans
2 out of 5 stars
Birth order episode was unhelpful
I listen to a lot of parenting podcasts on my commute. I decided to try this podcast somewhat on a whim and picked the episode on birth order. Some of the information was fascinating – I really appreciated the insight that siblings differentiate personalities to reduce competition – but much of the episode was simply a meandering meditation on this podcaster's specific children. I found myself fast forwarding over her personal anecdotes and then suddenly the episode was over. What? Anecdata is fine in small quantities and can help illuminate information, but I was flabbergasted that this person assumed that stories about her kids would qualify as an informative podcast about the psychology of birth order.
TheMightyMak
5 out of 5 stars
Great Content!
As a mom of a high needs baby I have really enjoyed Erin's practical guidance on child temperament, discipline in the toddler years and how to foster healthy child self esteem.
bellefriend
5 out of 5 stars
Exactly What Everyone Needs
Listen, I'm not even a parent and I love, love, love this podcast. Child psychology is so completely fascinating and it's very important to learn how parents affect their children. I love this hosts cadence. She is honest, kind, and her thoughtfulness comes across in every word. Her cheerful voice is so comforting and I like to put on this podcast to relax and learn something about the world around me. Keep up the amazing content! I'm one happy subscriber!
SaraATXIL
1 out of 5 stars
Not a conscious parenting /respectful parenting podcast
Not what I'm looking for - focuses on behavior theory, utilizes punishments and timeouts, and not aligned with true peaceful parenting values. No thanks.
Susie Bakerman
2 out of 5 stars
Great content,but kind of hard to listen to
I really like the content and information given, but I was so distracted by the way the host really sounds like she is just reading from a paper, inserting pauses at awkward times. It just doesn't feel as authentic I guess and just sounds really strange to me.
Jess21187
5 out of 5 stars
My favorite podcast!
I love this podcast so much! A lot of times, Erin just validates what I've already been doing to peacefully parent my 2.5 year old. But, at her age we are entering uncharted territory and we have already been able to put some suggested methods in place and have seen a drastic positive difference very quickly. I have been able to have my husband listen to also so I don't have to convince him anymore-- because now he's hearing it from a professional ;) Thank you for all of these tools and for a happier toddler!
Senorsilvy76
2 out of 5 stars
Marketing stunt!!
I'm sorry you have to write this as we are having challenges with our 3-year-old & were hoping to get some good ideas from this podcast, but I have to say for the most part it was GARBAGE!! Each episode is like 18 minutes long, consisting of 15 minutes of laying out some issue a parent might be facing, then 1 minute of previewing some solution, then 2 minutes of "and if you want to know more, spend $30 to sign up for the parenting classes I offer on my website." Those classes may be very effective, but as far as the podcast itself goes: if you're a parent looking for good advice and insightful solutions, look elsewhere.
ESaNenaG
5 out of 5 stars
Just what I needed!
I just had a baby and have been looking to learn about discipline. All I knew is that I did not want to parent the way I was parented. These episodes describe the parent I want to be! Thank You!
A sogge
5 out of 5 stars
Finally!
I have been looking for someone whom seems to teach a parenting style that seems to line up biblically but also takes modern psychology into account... that's not too soft and not too hard. Thank you for all this excellent info!!! I'm already a huge fan (and just found you today). I'm in the process of starting my own podcast, actually, and I can't wait to plug yours as a great resource for people in the parenting department!! Whoop!
erodkat
2 out of 5 stars
I really wanted to like this podcast
There is such great content here, but I can't get past the sing-song reading tone of voice. I wish it were a little more natural sounding and easy to listen to.
Thankful Mama!
5 out of 5 stars
Life-changing!
Erin provides research-based parenting advice in an intriguing way by using real-life examples, encouragement for parents, information that will help you understand your child, and suggestions for helping to develop your child's character and independence. Erin's podcasts (and personal email responses!) have changed my husband's and my daily behaviors with our toddler, which has helped us cultivate a deeper relationship with our little one. Since we've implemented her suggestions, our lives have changed... I am a happier, more hopeful mama; my husband feels encouraged and less annoyed with "trying" toddler behavior; and our son feels heard and understood. In addition to all this, Erin has a very pleasant voice to boot!
mbou11
5 out of 5 stars
Amazingly insightful!
Really wonderful insights and perspectives into parenting and child development! A must-listen for any parent or nanny!
Person19474
5 out of 5 stars
I'm so glad I found this!
Great Content!
Charles Fugue
5 out of 5 stars
Solid Parenting Advice
Thanks for the help! These podcasts are nicely balanced with research-backed advice and practical tips. The questions from listeners are my favorite. Also, they don't assume you're a Mom; Dads feel welcome too.
vmputman
5 out of 5 stars
An Amazing Podcast!
Just found this great show and I love it! So much great information and resources are presented in this show. I've only listened to the first few episodes and already feel more confident in my parenting tools. Erin's practical and useable techniques easily translate into a better relationship with my kids and a happier home.
daughtdodger
5 out of 5 stars
Happier Family!
Our family has definitely improved for the better using these tips. Keep them coming!
Presouz
5 out of 5 stars
Feeling Much More Confident Now!
Erin's tips have really helped me connect so much better with my children. I understand so much more about why what I was doing before wasn't working. Now we are ALL much happier! Thank you!
Ashleyyyo
5 out of 5 stars
Practical Tips. Warm and Welcoming.
Great podcast! Practical tips for everything parenting with a warm, nurturing style.
MikeSSM
5 out of 5 stars
Wow!
I'm a single dad and thank god I found these podcasts. Just listened to the one about Temper Tantrums. I tried some of her tips last night and it really worked. Thanks Erin for the tips. I'll be sure to listen to your others.
fitmomma23
5 out of 5 stars
I Love this Podcast!
Erin really knows her stuff and gives great support and help to parents. I love that the show delves into a broad spectrum of important topics that affect kids and parents every day. I can’t wait to hear new episodes as the come out! Keep them coming!
Podcast information
- Amount of episodes
- 324
- Subscribers
- 7
- Verified
- No
- Website
- Explicit content
- No
- Episode type
- episodic
- Podcast link
- https://podvine.com/link/..
- Last upload date
- January 26, 2023
- Last fetch date
- January 26, 2023 8:32 PM
- Upload range
- WEEKLY
- Author
- Erin Royer, MA Clinical Psychology, Child Development Specialist
- Copyright
- All rights reserved
- #324: How to Defeat Messages That Steal Our Kids Self-Esteem with Melody PourmaradiWe work hard to guide our kids in developing a strong sense of self and solid self confidence. But the world is full of influences and messages that, as kids age, we will have less and less ability to control. So how can we help our kids navigate these and learn to protect their own positive sense of self? In this episode Erin talks with guest Melody Pourmoradi, who has made it her life's work to teach kids and parents the tools to build and maintain healthy self-esteem. Our sponsors make this podcast possible. Please support the podcast by supporting our sponsors! Episode Sponsors: Ritual - www.ritual.com/parenting for 10% your first 3 months0 comments0
- #323: Critical Building Blocks of Self-ConfidenceDid you know there are fundamental outcomes for each stage/age to support your child's development of self-confidence? Self esteem is a fundamental component to life happiness and success. It helps us weather life's ups and downs with more ease and skill. This episode covers the critical components children develop at each age/stage of their childhood and how you can guide them at each of these stages. Our sponsors make this podcast possible. Please support the podcast by supporting our sponsors! Episode Sponsors: Thrive Market: thrivemarket.com/parenting for 30% off and $60 gift Ritual - www.ritual.com/parenting for 10% your first 3 months0 comments0
- #322: Do Not Make The Same Mistake I Did!I made a huge mistake this past year, both a parenting and a personal one. In this episode I share not only my mistake but the other common mistakes we parents often make that can affect how effectively we parent and live in all areas of our lives, as well as guidance to avoid these mistakes so we can show up better, stronger, more patient, and more energized for ourselves and those we love. Happy New Year! Today's Sponsors: Ritual - www.ritual.com/parenting for 10% your first 3 months ZocDoc - zocdoc.com/parenting to find the best doctors near you that take your insurance0 comments0
- #321: The Wonder of Bonding & AttachmentBonding is the vehicle by which we form and maintain strong attachments in relationships. This is something we do all throughout life, and therefore all throughout our children's childhood (and beyond), not just in the first months or years. The ways we bond will change as our children grow and they will respond better to different ways of bonding at different times on their childhood journey. Learn recommended activities for bonding (that also benefits your child's development) by age, infants through adolescents, in this episode. Support the show through supporting my sponsors. This week's sponsors: Mommy Makeup: mommymakeup.com/parenting or Use code PARENTING at checkout for 25% off Talkspace: talkspace.com Use code: PARENTING at checkout for $100 off your first month OMGYES.com/parenting for a special discount0 comments0
- #320: Help! My Chid is Lacking Discipline in School!How do you help your young child learn to follow rules and expectations in school when you aren't there? A dad feels in over his head in helping his bright and precocious daughter make better choices when he's not there to guide her. Erin gives some great insight into this issue, guidance and ideas for making this situation better for everyone, including discerning when the issue at hand is not all due to the child and how to address both sides of this important issue. My sponsors are the reason I'm able to keep bringing great episodes each week! Visit this week's sponsors: Mommy Makeup: mommymakeup.com/parenting or Use code PARENTING at checkout for 25% off Armoire: armoire.style/parenting for 50% off your first order OMGYES.com/parenting for a special discount0 comments0
- #319: My Parenting Journey (so far) with guest Carter (my oldest son)What does it take to raise a child who is confident, kind, and responsible, a child who you know will make good choices and will grow into the amazing person they are meant to be, even as they start to venture out more on their own? Meet my son Carter, 13 (almost 14) with big goals and dreams, scholar, musician, athlete and all-around really nice kid and hear the biggest things things I did throughout his earlier childhood (and still today) that are helping guide him towards his happiness and potential.0 comments0
- #318: The Power of Play for Optimal Development, Happiness & SucessPlay is so much more than just a stress break! Play is the basis for development and growth: emotional, social, cognitive, physical and language, especially in the earlier years. But play benefits kids learning and development way later than we might think. Learn about the benefits of play and how to create an environment at home and school that gives your children, of any age, the benefits of growing through play! My sponsors are the reason I'm able to keep bringing great episodes each week! Visit this week's sponsors: Mommy Makeup: mommymakeup.com/parenting or Use code PARENTING at checkout for 25% off Armoire: armoire.style/parenting for 50% off your first order OMGYES.com/parenting for a special discount Storyworth: storyworth.com/parenting for $10 off your first order0 comments0
- #317: The One Thing ALL Kids Need & How to Provide ItWhat is the one things all kids need to thrive? Love? of course! But there is something else all kids need that isn't always easy to see, understand or give when they are pushing our buttons, when they are struggling with the bigger parts of their personality. This one thing all kids, need is key to raising confident, happy kinds who thrive in the world. I break down how to approach situations to feel less triggered by their big personality and feelings so you can be more present and available to guide your children towards their potential of better choices and behaviors.0 comments0
- #316: The Amazing Benefits of Gentle Parenting w/ GentleHealingMom KJKJ know as @gentlehealingmom, has built a community of over 100,000 followers on Instagram due to her incredible content and authentic bravery to which so many parents can relate. KJ is on a journey to heal her childhood trauma and parent differently. Because I relate so much to her experience, our conversation is deep and rich, as she shares some amazing insights and tips with us. If you too are on a journey of gentle/conscious parenting, you will relate and glean so much from this conversation. Sponsors: Mommy Makeup: mommymakeup.com/parenting or Use code PARENTING at checkout for 25% off. Nolo Willmaker: willmaker.com Use Code PARENTING10 for 10% off Ladder Life: Ladderlife.com/parenting Armoire: armoire.style/parenting for 50% off your first order0 comments0
- #315: Discipline Tools Not Working with Strong-Willed Toddler (re-run)Toddlers can be so incredibly resourceful and shrewd, which is great when it comes to problem-solving but maddening for a parent trying to set boundaries and expectations. What do you do when discipline tools don't work? During this holiday week, we're bringing back the most downloaded episode of all time, where Erin gives the steps and tools to plug the loopholes, even with the most persistent and resourceful of toddlers!0 comments0
- #314: Who Is Your Child Becoming & What Is Your Role?Every parent knows from the earliest day that their child(ren) are unique individuals. Ask any parent to describe their child, even in late infancy and early toddlerhood and they'll give you the most amazing adjectives: curious, friendly, creative, funny, precocious, persistent, brave, social...Parents today want to support their children to develop their strengths and leverage them. We want our children to not just survive in life but thrive, and live with joy, passion and excitement. How do you guide your child while allowing their own drive and motivation, self-awareness and self-efficacy to be the leading factor? This episode dives into this by age starting in toddlerhood ,of creating an environment and opportunity for each of your unique children to connect with and develop their personal strengths, interests and passions.0 comments0
- #313: Drop Impossible Standards & The Guilt w/ Heather ChauvinTEDx Speaker and author Heather Chauvin was dying to be a good mother and it almost killed her, literally. Hear her inspirational story of transformation of mindset to understanding one not need to be "perfect" to be a great parent. She shares her wisdom of learning to align her work and parenthood with her deeper purpose and the courageous conversations with her spouse to create a life that was in balance with their values of alignment for themselves and their kids.0 comments0
- #312: 3 Best Tips on How to Make "No" EasierIt's hard to say "no" even when we know it's for the best, whether it's because of not wanting to deal with big reactions, or see our kids upset or experience their negative feelings towards us. There are ways to make these messages not just easier to deliver but also easier for our kids to hear and accept. In this episode I share my 3 best tips for setting boundaries and telling kids no so that it's both easier to accept and easier to deliver!0 comments0
- #311: What Message Do You Want to Send?How do you help guide a child who has a big aspect to their personality? Big emotions? Big excitement? Deep feelings? Big ideas? Deeply passionate? As parents we are well aware of expectations at school and out in the world. But the amazing part about children is that their "big" stuff is raw, authentic, and genuine. How do we help them balance the "big" parts of their personalities with the expectations? Or should we? If we should, when and how do we help them do this without stifling their authentic excitement, feelings, ideas and passions? It's all in this episode! Sponsors: https://almondcow.co/ Use Code: PARENTING at checkout Follow on IG: @yourvillagoenline0 comments0
- #310: Help! I've Fallen Behind in My Parenting (and I Don't Know How to Catch Up!)A mom with a 6 year old hasn't set up any discipline or expectations in the home as of yet. She feels so overwhelmed now, she doesn't know where to start. At some point or another, we all feel like we fall behind in our parenting. Between life changes or stressors or things with our kids that just blindside us. In this episode I share what we want to focus on at each age/stage to help our children be ready for the next level of responsibilities in life and how to make a plan to catch up if we ever feel we are behind. Sponsors: Mathnasium - www.mathnasium.com to find a center near you or schedule an online consultation Almond Cow - www.almondcow.co Use Code PARENTING at checkout Follow the podcast on Instagram @yourvillageonline Parenting Classes On-Demand: www.yourvillageonline.com0 comments0
- #309: Is Your Child's School Crushing Them or Inspiring Them? with Dr. Eric ChagalaThis really is a must-listen episode for any parent who want to offer the best school experience for their child that they possibly can. Whether your kids are still really young or already in school, you will want to listen to today's episode with Dr. Eric Chagala. He is a multi-award winning educator with a heart of gold, dedicated to giving kids the most engaging school experience possible. Dr. Chagala has turned a failing school into a highly sought after school-of-choice through innovation, design thinking and the empathic process and brings it all into the kids' learning experiences. Learn about Dr. Chagala's school, the amazing values and processes that are integral part of each and every curriculum. It will enlighten you as to what school could and should be for all kids pre-K - high school. Dr. Chagala also shares what parents can do to find or help create schools that nourish and engage children's minds that will allow them to discover their unique strengths to bring to the world. To follow Dr. Chagala's school and learn of all the amazing projects, electives and how they implement their values into every classroom, follow: VIDAsharks on twitter. Sponsors: www.cariloha.com USE CODE PARENTING at checkout for the softest, cleanest, greenest sheets, bedding and bath. www.mathnasium.com to find a center near you or schedule an online consultation Follow on IG: @yourvillageonline New Podcast: Erin Royer Presents Minding The Gap0 comments0
- #308: Raising Courageous Kids While Allowing Them to Stay True to ThemselvesParents know, letting fear stop us can really hold us back in life. We can each think of a time in childhood we wish we had overcome, or overcome the fear sooner and stepped into being more brave. Being brave doesn't mean we aren't afraid. Being brave means we feel the fear and do it anyway. As adults we know the great benefits of pushing ourselves past our discomfort (even if we struggle sometimes too!) Kid fears often seem so minor to us now. But they are big for them. Regardless of age, how can help your child see past the fear to the benefits of trying and overcoming, toddlers to teens? Like everything, it looks a little different at each age. I cover some great tools for helping kids build their courage muscle. Because the more we use it, the stronger it gets!0 comments0
- #307: Building & Maintaining a Strong Connection for LifeEven though parenting goals are going to differ, most parent share the common goal to build and maintain a relationship with their child(ren) of trust, safety and connection. This means creating and maintaining the relationship in such a way that our kids want to come to us with their problems and struggles, that they feel safe with us to share their fears, their hurts, their goals and their dreams. We want them to see us as a place of refuge, a soft place to land, and a helpful and positive resource. In this episode, I discuss how to create this type of connection that will serve your kids and your connection for life. Today's Sponsor: Mathnasium: Visit mathnasium.com to find a center near you Follow on IG: @yourvillageonline website (for parenting classes on demand) https://www.yourvillageonline.com0 comments0
- #306: The Anger EpisodeAnger in parenting often feels so loaded & unacceptable. But every emotion has a purpose. Learning how to accept them, hear the message they are sending and then use them for the positive is what emotional competence is all about. In this episode I cover how we can learn to accept, tune in, process and use our anger as a parent for positive introspection, growth and as a catalyst to getting needs met that we may be ignoring. This also help us become better equipped to lead and guide our kids in working with their own anger and its messages. Sponsors: Gobble: Gobble: https://www.gobble.com Code: PARENTING636 for 6 meals for $36 TalkSpace: talkspace.com Use code: PARENTING for $100 off Mathnasium: mathnasium.com to find a center near you Follow on IG: @yourvillageonline website (for parenting classes on demand) https://www.yourvillageonline.com0 comments0
- 305: How to Help Kids Overcome NegativityNegativity in kids can show up in 2 ways, what appears to be opposition or refusal and negative self-talk/self-sabotage. These two are actually linked and can be greatly reduced with one change in approach. I cover this along with additional specific tips for helping kids overcome negative self-talk and self-sabotage. Gobble: https://www.gobble.com Code: PARENTING636 for 6 meals for $36 Ladder Life https://www.ladderlife.com/parenting Follow on Instagram @yourvillageonline for video tips Online classes on demand: https://www.yourvillageonline.com0 comments0
- #304: 6 Common Areas of Parental Guilt & How to Overcome ThemIt seems like guilt in parenting is just par for the course. We come into this journey with so many expectations, hopes, and goals about the way we will parent, but when the reality of day-to-day parenting sets in, we often feel we are falling way short on so many fronts. So in this episode I'm here to help you more realistically assess your expectations and confront your guilt in the 6 most common areas parents experience guilt. In addition, I cover two major decisions parents make that are often cause for big guilt and the realities that show how children can actually benefit. This episode is a no guilt zone! Episode Sponsors: Little Spoon https://www.littlespoon.com Code: PARENTING50 for 50% off Gobble: https://www.gobble.com Code: PARENTING636 for 6 meals for $36 Social: IG @yourvillageonline Web: https://www.yourvillageonline.com0 comments0
- #303: The Truth About Healthy Child BoundariesWhen toddlers & kids set boundaries, it can often come across as rude and off-putting. Believe or not, many times kids are actually setting healthy boundaries for themselves, just not using the best skillset! In this episode I discuss what healthy boundaries for kids sound like and what areas are common and healthy to support, so you can make room to allow for them while guiding them to use better delivery skills. IG: @yourvillageonline website: yourvillageonline.com0 comments0
- #302: One Simple Tool to Build Self-Esteem, Cooperation, Growth Mindset & IndependenceIf you want to learn one simple tool, that builds healthy self-esteem, a growth mindset, a sense of independence & responsibility, and improves cooperation, for kids of all ages, this is a not-to-miss episode! This is my favorite tool because it does so much and it's so simple! Episode Sponsor: https://www.littlespoon.com CODE: PARENTING50 for 50% off your first order! IG: @yourvillageonline website: yourvillageonline.com0 comments0
- #301: Helping Kids (& Adults too!) Learn to Manage Big FeelingsToddlers aren't the only ones who have big feelings. Kids of all ages and adults too, have big feelings. Emotional competence is the key to managing these feelings in positive ways. Emotional competence or intelligence is the a keystone to a life of happiness and success. So helping our kids develop this is a huge gift. Learn the 4 key parts to emotional competence and how to improve them in yourself and guide your kids to have a strong foundation regardless of age.0 comments0
- #300: Tools for Fixing Too Many Tantrums & ClinginessToddler behavior can be overwhelming and even baffling. In this episode I share some basics of toddler behavior so you can more easily decode it, as well as ideas for improvement. Once we can decode it, we can make a plan for improvement. But we have to take several factors into consideration. Learn what these factors are, tools for decoding toddler behavior and ideas for improving behavior through teaching and guiding.0 comments0
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