Successful Parenting
Successful Parenting
The Successful Parenting podcast embodies an approach which encourages families to develop strategies aligned with their values, personal history, personality, and child’s emotional and cognitive development, resulting in more resilient, independent “future adults.” Families learn to establish goals that foster resiliency, identify current ineffective parenting, and create a new workable plan based on their identified family values.
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Aug 19, 2024
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Episodes
94. That's All Folks! 19.08.2024 11:50
Jacqueline and Robin would like to extend their heartfelt thanks as they wrap up two incredible seasons of their Successful Parenting podcast. They've cherished every moment of laughter and engaging conversation with their guest experts and listeners. Your support and participation have made these seasons unforgettable! Jacqueline and Robin have made the difficult decision to end their podcast...
93. Farewell Season 2, but WAIT Season 3 is Quickly Approaching 10.06.2024 11:09
During this episode, Jacqueline and Robin are reflecting on the highlights of Season Two, expressing gratitude for their listeners and the valuable insights gained from them, both personally and professionally. As they gear up for Season Three, they're excited to introduce a new format that integrates listener experiences and knowledge on parenting, promising a fresh perspective on important f...
92. Part 2 Our Children are Worth It, the Conversation Continued 03.06.2024 18:23
Welcome back to the second part of our enlightening series on supporting our children’s emotional health through physical well-being! In this episode, Jacqueline and Robin continue their deep dive into the crucial topic of body image. Our expert guest, Katie Primak, a licensed dietician, returns to share more invaluable insights and practical tips on fostering a healthy relationship with food fo...
91. Our Children are worth it: Fostering Positive Relationships with Food and Body Image 27.05.2024 20:45
One of the most common questions Jaqueline and Robin receive is how to support our children’s emotional health. Research shows the significant impact of physical health on emotional well-being, including the roles of nutrition, sleep, and exercise. Join us for this week's episode, focusing on healthy nutrition and improving our children's relationship with food, which can lead to greater c...
90. Ben's Story: A Life of Grace and Courage 20.05.2024 26:41
Listening to Benjamin's journey was both heart-wrenching and inspiring. Despite facing numerous challenges, his courage and resilience shone through, leaving a lasting impact on all who knew him. From an early diagnosis of Autoimmune Hepatitis (AIH), Benjamin navigated life with grace and determination. Tragically, on Sunday, January 15, 2023, at 11:15 p.m., Benjamin's life was cut short b...
89. Happy Mother's Day 🪻 12.05.2024 9:37
Join Jacqueline and Robin in this heartfelt Mother's Day special episode as we celebrate the incredible individuals who shape our lives. We examine the profound impact mothers have on us, and explore ways mothers can create healthy self-care. Whether you're a mother, have a mother, caretaker of others, or are simply inspired by the spirit of motherhood, this episode is a tribute to the rem...
88. What Really is Confidence 06.05.2024 15:07
Jacqueline and Robin are frequently asked by parents, "What are ways we can help our children grow their confidence?" In this week's episode, they tackle this important question head-on. Building confidence in children is a gradual process, requiring careful attention and nurturing. Jacqueline and Robin will share practical tips and strategies aimed at fostering positive self-esteem...
87. What Makes a Happy Home 29.04.2024 11:57
Reflecting on our childhoods, many of us may find that our homes were not always filled with happy memories. Whether due to family dynamics, personal challenges, or other factors, creating a nurturing environment was not always easy. But the good news is, it is never too late to cultivate a healthier and happier home life for us and our families. Join Jacqueline & Robin in this week's epis...
86. Children Have Different Needs 22.04.2024 12:01
Every child is unique, and understanding their individual needs is crucial for effective parenting. In this week's episode, Jacqueline & Robin delve into the nuanced art of recognizing and addressing the emotional needs of our children. From tailoring parenting approaches to supporting each child's journey towards realizing their full potential, they'll explore practical strategies...
85. BE SMART: IT IS NOT ABOUT THE GUN 15.04.2024 28:41
Jacqueline and Robin dive into some unchartered waters, and WOW, they learn a lot. Join in for this week's topic, focusing on safety, particularly GUN Safety. What this conversation is and what it is not! First, this is not about whether or not to own a gun, or if guns should or should not be legal. This conversation entails learning and teaching our children about safety and ensuring our chil...
84. Signs to Connection 08.04.2024 32:08
This week's episode will intrigue listeners as Jacqueline and Robin sit down with Dr. Etel Leit, a pediatric communication advocate. Dr. Leit has helped thousands of clients all over the nation, including many high-profile families in the Beverly Hills area. She has authored four books, and was featured on various media outlets, including NBC, CNN, WeTV, and the Style Network. Baby sign langu...
83. Hitting the Mark 01.04.2024 31:09
While some children are better test takers than others, a little bit of guidance and prep can go a long way. 2024 brought about many changes in the standardized testing world, with new programs, guidelines, formats, and much more. This week, Jacqueline & Robin dive into the world of standardized testing, particularly standardized assessments, such as the SAT, ACT, and other College Board Exams...
82. Do We Just Have High Standards for Ourselves and our Children? 25.03.2024 12:22
Fear of failure or perfectionism, that is the question. We hear from families, either parents or children themselves, that a quest to avoid failure leads to increased stress, unrealistic expectations, and feelings of despair. This week’s topic explores this theme intentionally, looking at how our ‘fear of failure’ mindset impacts our parenting, sometimes even projecting this mindset onto our child...
81. A Time to Rest and Recharge, or Is it? 😎 18.03.2024 12:37
Spring Break, or really any break from work or school, can bring a much-needed rest and fun. It can be a reset for children and parents alike. However, many listeners have said that while they hoped their children would feel more recharged and engaged following a break, this is Ien not the case. For children dealing with emotional or behavioral challenges, breaks can cause disruptions to routine,...
80. Successful Co-parenting, Even During Times of Turbulence 11.03.2024 31:00
Parenting is, at times, challenging, especially when the parents are already dealing with conflict, extreme stress, hurt feelings, or even turbulence in their relationship. Some parenting relationships exist amongst separation, sometimes within the same house, divorce, or other unique dynamics. Guest Expert, Pamala Rak, has a wealth of knowledge and expertise in supporting families during these ti...
79. Brain Hacks: Our Children’s Mental Health & Ours 04.03.2024 36:03
Hello Parents, have you ever dealt with your own mental health concerns? Have you ever worried about your child and struggled to know how to support them? Jacqueline & Robin have, which prompted them to reach out to expert, author, and keynote speaker Mike Bushman. In this week’s episode, Mike will share his journey, moving from a teenager with severe depression and suicidal thoughts to a succ...
78. The Impact of Positive Psychology on Parenting 26.02.2024 29:57
What are some of the secrets to joyful parenting, or finding joy and gratitude during even the most challenging times of parenting? So often we may find ourselves feeling overwhelmed and exhausted, looking for glimpses of hope amidst the chaos. This week’s guest expert, Shira Greenfield, teaches listeners about the Perma Model of Wellbeing and how the pillars described can contribute to our overal...
77. Speaking to Our Children Openly about Death 19.02.2024 21:10
This is no easy topic. Listeners have contacted us requesting tips on ways to support their children in dealing with these difficult conversations. Have you dealt with the loss of a loved one, maybe from a terminal illness, even one impacting a child directly or indirectly? This week’s episode focuses on ways to speak to our children about Grief and Loss, including terminal illness and traumatic i...
76. Plant the Seed Now 12.02.2024 30:03
According to SAMHSA, Center for Behavioral Health Statistics and Quality, National Surveys on Drug Use and Health (NSDUHs) 2009 to 2014 data, about 1 in 8 children (8.7 million) aged 17 or younger lived in households with at least one parent who had a past year substance use disorder (SUD). Wow, while these statistics seem high, recent research studies point to a lot higher statistical numbers. We...
75. Why Class and School Engagment Matter 05.02.2024 35:25
Jacqueline Rhew, LCPC, Dr. Robin Choquette, and Lauren Bilbrey, MA, LB1, share why class and school engagement matter. School engagement promotes mental health, resiliency, academic achievement, physical health, and social skill development for starters. Listeners will learn strategies to support school engagement, as well as obstacles many families face, including school and student intervention...
74. Talking to Our Children about Tragedy and Loss 29.01.2024 22:18
Sometimes, tragedy or loss occurs unexpectedly, impacting our families and communities. It is often difficult to express our emotions in words, let alone know how to support and respond to our children as they navigate their grief, trying to make sense of it all. Jacqueline and Robin focus this week’s conversation on ways parents can understand and talk to their children about their feelings and r...
73. Fight or Not to Fight? 22.01.2024 23:02
Parents often wonder "how much is too much" when it comes to their children's sibling fights, especially those that involve verbal or physical aggression. Does the old saying 'kids will be kids' apply here? Or should parents intervene? And if so, how and when? The other question that comes up a lot is "Is teaching how to handle conflict essential for children? Guest expe...
72. NOT ALWAYS EASY, BUT IT JUST WORKS 15.01.2024 27:20
This week’s episode is covering a topic that listeners often request. If you are a parent, you have most likely asked yourself, why is my child so defiant? Or where did I go wrong? Dr. Cecelia Horan sits down with Jacqueline and Robin to discuss real and practical strategies that work to reduce and de-escalate those undesired behaviors. All children do display defiant behaviors, some more than oth...
71. THE MORE WE DO DIFFERENT, THE MORE WE WILL SEE DIFFERENT 08.01.2024 12:18
What do we want to be different in 2024? Parents have reached out and told us that they want deeper connections with their children. Others have reached out and noted that they would like to work with their children on increasing confidence and autonomy. As parents, we can be our own harshest critics, so as parents recognize that our children are resilient, and as long as we keep showing up each d...
70. Happy New Year 🎉 01.01.2024 8:15
Jacqueline and Robin would like to wish all their listeners an incredibly Happy and Healthy New Year! A special note from Jacqueline & Robin, “We would like to share our appreciation to all our listeners and guest experts, especially for following along each week, sharing personal stories, and continuing to inspire us to be better. We hope we continue learning from one another in 2024, as it t...
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