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Sep 10, 2026
MortenHOST
First we have...
JasmineHOST
Föräldrar.
MortenHOST
Parents.
JasmineHOST
Föräldrar.
JasmineHOST
Föräldrar.
MortenHOST
Next we have...
JasmineHOST
En advokat.
Sarah LiebmanHOST
Hi.
Natasha StavrosHOST
Tara is a licensed clinical mental health counselor certified in ADHD and autism spectrum disorder practice and the creator of Unmasked Parenting.
Natasha StavrosHOST
She is an autistic ADHD parent with sensory processing differences and has spent over two decades supporting children and families who need more understanding, flexibility, and practical support.
Natasha StavrosHOST
Her work blends clinical experience, lived experience, nervous system support, relational repair, and neurodivergent-performing parenting.
Rafif TayaraGUEST
And whenever your baby has a pacifier in his mouth, what are the right things to do in order not to fall into the, you know, the trap later of making it too hard to wean off or... weaning it too late and getting into problems like mouth breathing, snoring, and a mouth that is deformed or bucked out teeth, for example.
Rafif TayaraGUEST
So those are the kinds of resources that are there, but we are also adding to the Academy for Parents courses, webinars, events, seminars, where any mom or any new parent, whether they're new or struggling with one of their kids, they can be able to find.
Rafif TayaraGUEST
We also have information about what to buy, like what kind of toothbrush do you buy, what to look in a toothbrush, what toothpaste, you know, should I use for my child? What are the things that I need to do? We have complete guides also on oral health, like what are the foods in terms of nutrition, in terms of, you know, going to the dentist.
Rafif TayaraGUEST
reducing dental phobia dental anxiety because it's a real topic in kids sometimes moms have dental phobia themselves and they are projecting it you know towards their mom so all those things can be can be helpful in terms of resources because we always find that when when you're a new mom you're so overwhelmed and sometimes you you don't have time to you know to look for things or to to read things, simplifying it into very practical information that, you know, you go to one source and you get it all, I feel is very useful.
Jeanette YatesHOST
It turns out a mom of two in South Jersey knows exactly that feeling too, although she says that sometimes not being alert enough is the problem.
Jeanette YatesHOST
She wasn't caring for an aging parent.
Jeanette YatesHOST
She would be standing over a crib at 2 a.m., holding her breath, hoping nothing would disrupt her baby while also trying to get the attention of her husband through the monitor.
Jeanette YatesHOST
Some nights she was at her breaking point and she would need an extra set of hands.
Jeanette YatesHOST
That is how I met Dominique Austin, or Dom, as she likes to be called.
Jeanette YatesHOST
She is the founder of Parent Ping.
Jeanette YatesHOST
We're going to talk all about Parent Ping and how it can help us as caregivers and how parenting and caregiving are more similar than we sometimes think.
Jeanette YatesHOST
Hi, my name is Jeanette, founder of The Self Caregiver.
Arlene PellicaneHOST
ah, your kids will hate you.
Arlene PellicaneHOST
Is our job as parents to make popular decisions all the time? You know, go to bed now because you need to.
Arlene PellicaneHOST
Does that make your kids say, oh, I love my mom so much? You know, you're not allowed to play that, you know, super violent video game with naked women in it.
Arlene PellicaneHOST
You know, your kids, of course, they're going to disagree with you.
Arlene PellicaneHOST
So kids have disagreed with parents forever.
Arlene PellicaneHOST
forever, right? This is not a new thing.
Arlene PellicaneHOST
I'm Gen X. Gen Xers, we slam doors and we said, you don't understand me.
Arlene PellicaneHOST
You're the meanest parent ever.
Sam SorboGUEST
That's parenting, right?
Ginny YurichHOST
Yes.
Sam SorboGUEST
Parenting, I would say, parenting is hard, right?
Ginny YurichHOST
Yeah.
Sam SorboGUEST
And the reason that it's hard is because we were not parented because we went to school.
Madeleine GagnonGUEST
So then the strategy comes down to, you're right, I'm still going to have to co-parent with you and through this, through our child's life.
Madeleine GagnonGUEST
But what environment can I control that brings the most structure, safety, routine, predictability into our kids' lives? And yes, is it easier to just sometimes as the one parent to just stay? I'm not saying it's easier to leave.
Madeleine GagnonGUEST
I'm just saying it may be healthier and better parenting.
Madeleine GagnonGUEST
to be divorced and create a better, more controlled environment.
Kate AnthonyHOST
your divorce survival guide.
Kate AnthonyHOST
They need dental appointments, medication decisions, evaluations, therapy, follow-up care, all of the things.
Kate AnthonyHOST
And, you know, on a good day, these are things that we all juggle.
Kate AnthonyHOST
in parenting.
Pam MarshallHOST
It's pretty kind of scary and unsettling.
Pam MarshallHOST
So you get to meet parents
Julia WoodGUEST
soon after they're figuring out, oh, there's a problem.
Julia WoodGUEST
Yes.
Julia WoodGUEST
So I actually love doing an initial evaluation with the family.
Julia WoodGUEST
I'll be really honest.
Julia WoodGUEST
It's one of my favorite things because it's when parents get to brag about what their kids are doing.
Julia WoodGUEST
And that's my favorite.
EricaHOST
That's it.
EricaHOST
And this story features a baby who was born with a severe heart defect that drew the attention of anti-abortion activists as well as the fuck-ass Texas Attorney General after the intended parents wanted the surrogate mother to have an abortion.
KristenHOST
I think that there is
EricaHOST
a very good likelihood that this case will be going to the Supreme Court and could potentially influence future abortion precedent.
KristenHOST
story lives in Texas.
EricaHOST
But we will get to that later.
EricaHOST
His intended parents named him Rumi.
EricaHOST
Anti-abortion activists, however, call him Baby Gabriel.
Hywel RobertsGUEST
and reading and reading so naturally I was thinking English for me but really I really wanted to act I really wanted to be a dramatist if you like so drama really appealed to me but I was my family circumstances were such that I wasn't going to be allowed to do drama it was seen as a very lazy degree and a lazy option in my house.
Hywel RobertsGUEST
And I say that from a point of love for my parents.
Hywel RobertsGUEST
They only wanted the best because everyone's going to have an opinion on what you should do.
Hywel RobertsGUEST
That was my thought.
22 MINS LATER
Jon CheekHOST
Yeah.
Hywel RobertsGUEST
absolutely go ahead
Jon CheekHOST
yeah um right i'm keen also and conscious of time um but keen also to ask some like broad advice about finding futures so let's let's kind of visualize the listener of this podcast so it might be you know it might be a parent there might be some parents listening there might some teachers um listening and hello to you if you are but In the main, it'll be 16, 17, 18-year-olds just thinking, what am I going to do in terms of my future? And from all your work in terms of the great work you do on the subject of botheredness, which is kind of how I found you in the book, what broad advice would you give to that 16, 17, 18-year-old about finding their future?
Hywel RobertsGUEST
I think, I mean, there's so much to say there.
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