This podcast is a little different than our previous podcasts. It tells one family's story of how anxiety likely developed in their child and the things they do to help. The answers to helping children with the anxieties brought on by modern day issues involve getting back to basics in ways that are uniquely human, fun...and free to all. If you'd like to see the video of this podcast, you can check it out here: https://youtu.be/yvyE9x_F59o

An interview with childhood anthropologist David Lancy opens doors to the past and across cultures when it comes to childhood development and parenting. In this episode we talk about various ways in which cultures have viewed and raised children. In doing so we hope to find a balanced approach that adequately supports children while also allowing them to spread their wings.

Navigating nutrition can be difficult for yourself, much less feeding your entire family. This episode covers how to keep things simple, healthy, and fun.

After reading an article from registered counselor Vince Gowman titled “The Right Brain Develops First ~ Why Play is the Foundation for Academic Learning” we knew that this was a guy we wanted to know more about. After visiting his website, we just had to reach out to him to get him on our podcast. Stop by his website to find out about the amazing things he does. Then listen to our podcast and join us on our journey as we search for the best ways to work with children.After listening to the podcast, you may want to know more about his amazing “playshops” and remote healing sessions he provides.During the podcast, you’ll also learn about the books he writes and so much more. You’ll also want to read all of the amazing articles he writes. The article that first drew us to him was just the tip of the iceberg. Take a listen and enjoy!

What do you do when someone tells you that your child is "fine"? All too often we hear from parents that they were told not to worry about their child's delays even though they were worried. This podcast discusses trusting your gut as a parent and seeking second opinions.

Our interview with local clinical hypnotherapist Brandi Ricci https://www.brandiricci.com This podcast is filled with incredible information about the way children learn, anxiety in children, brain development, diet, the subconscious and more!

Discussing senses with children is one of the most powerful educational approaches I've ever used as an educator and a parent. The reason it's so powerful is because it does so many things at once. As you discuss your 5 main senses with your children it simultaneously accomplishes many things at once. Below are just a few things. 1. Improves vocabulary 2. Improves word recall 3. Broadens perspectives 4. Improves critical/creative thinking 5. Improves mindfulness This podcast discusses why it is particularly helpful for mindfulness.

Find out the basics of essential oils, and why they can be of great benefit to your family in a myriad of ways.

Find out how road trips, scrapbooks, making playlists, and more can be great educational activities.