Priya Narthakii and Harry Goldberg

The Parenting Standard

Kids EN ↓ 106 episodes

This parenting podcast is not your typical parenting banter. Priya Narthakii (Values Mindset & Peak Parenting Coach) & Harry Goldberg (Mindset & Performance Coach) provide you with fresh perspectives on how to raise kids who are self-driven, self-motivated, growth-minded and kind. Most importantly, this podcast is for parents who want to have a beautiful relationship with their kids. You don’t need anything new to achieve this. Perhaps, all you need is a new perspective which hasn’t come across your growth path yet. Zero scripting. Zero planning. Decades of Parenting experience.

Author

Priya Narthakii and Harry Goldberg

Category

Kids

Podcast website

airtable.com

Latest episode

Jul 9, 2026

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Episodes

#56: If you want the best school for your kids, then... 31.07.2025

Here’s a scene: You’re standing in the school hallway, choosing which door your child will walk through. One says “public school,” another “private.” Others whisper “Montessori,” “Steiner,” “homeschool.” Parents all around you are yelling directions—but no one’s asking what your child actually needs. Ask Harry & Priya a question: https://airtable.com/appuZrvCvTjxoMHNa/pagG0SbG2nSlWJay3/form | Take...

#55: If you’re tired of using threats with your kids, then... 28.07.2025

Picture this: You're running late, again. Your voice is rising, your child is stalling, and you’re issuing threats you don’t want to keep. You hate the sound of your own words—but what else can you do? Ask Harry & Priya a question: https://airtable.com/appuZrvCvTjxoMHNa/pagG0SbG2nSlWJay3/form | Take the 2 min Parenting Impact Quiz: https://www.successstacker.com/piq-2-minute-quiz | Stay in the Kno...

#54: If you want a "genius" child, then... 17.07.2025

There you are, sitting across from another parent who just casually mentions their 15-year-old is about to enter college—as a third-year student. You smile politely. But inside, a silent flood rises: Am I doing enough for my kid? Should we be reading more? Did we miss something? This episode isn’t about praising “gifted” children. It’s about destroying the myth of genius. We confront the toxic myt...

#53: If you're worried about your child falling behind, then... 10.07.2025

There you are, standing at the front door, shoes in hand, backpack slung, and your 8-year-old says, “I’ll be there in a minute!” But 1 minute later, they’re not there. And suddenly, you're wondering: What’s wrong with them? Or… is it me? In this revealing episode, we unravel the myth of cognitive timelines—and what truly makes a child “ready.” Forget checklists and charts. We explore how tradi...

#52: If you want your kids to be more independent, then... 03.07.2025

There you are. Your kid scrapes their knee at the pool. They curl up, hurt—but not broken. Another parent looks at you. “Aren’t you going to help?” But what if you didn’t? What if you let them stay in the water, just long enough to learn something? In this episode, we turn parenting upside down. We talk about false expectations—not failure. We unpack how a milkshake swirl leads to a breakdown... a...

#51: If your kids keep breaking their promises, then... 26.06.2025

Picture this: You wake up determined—today’s the day. You’ll finally reclaim time for yourself. Maybe it’s the gym, a quiet coffee, a meditation. But life barges in. A text from work. Milk’s out. Kid’s shoes are missing. And that promise to yourself? Gone again. In this episode, we explore what happens when we treat our own promises as optional. You’ll learn why that erosion of trust—with yourself...

#50: If sharing is important to you for your family, then... 19.06.2025

Imagine your kid’s face scrunching up, baffled by “share your toy, but also be kind to yourself.” That confusion? It’s a parenting trap we’ve all fallen into. In this episode, we unravel why “sharing” is a messy, useless word that leaves kids lost. Instead, picture your child crafting a playdate like a master host, handing out goodie bags, even giving away their favourite toys to spark joy. We exp...

#49: If your child rejects their mother tongue, then... 12.06.2025

Picture this: You’re pleading with your kid to learn their mother tongue, but they shrug, “It’s boring.” Your heart sinks—how do you share your culture? In this episode, we dive into why motivation isn’t the answer. We share tales of kids who found joy in heritage through curiosity, not pressure. From Priya's own quest to connect with her grandmother’s language to simple ways to weave culture...

#48: If you want to teach your kids about money, then... 05.06.2025

Picture this: You hand your child a dollar, their eyes wide with possibility. But then you hear yourself say, “Don’t waste it!”—and instantly, you’ve planted a seed of scarcity. And then perhaps you find yourself accidentally growing this scarcity mindset by repeating phrases like "Money doesn't grow on trees!", "I'm not made of money!" & "Money can't be wa...

#47: If you want your kids to make better decisions, then... 29.05.2025

Picture this: Your kid’s eyes light up, holding money for a new toy, but they hesitate, thinking ""I don't want to lose my money..."". They are wrestling with what ""loss"" means to them. We show you how discipline isn’t about enforcing bedtime routines—it’s about crafting questions that ignite a child’s deepest ""why."" We share a ch...

#46: If your child keeps ignoring logic, then... 22.05.2025

Imagine this: You catch your nine-year-old sneaking chocolate — again. You’re not angry. Just confused. You had the talk. You made the rules. You were clear. And still, here you are — standing in the doorway, wondering why nothing you say seems to stick. This episode takes you into the trap every parent falls into believing that understanding = change. But asking “Why did you do that?” will only m...

#45: If you’re stricter with one child than the other, then... 15.05.2025

There you are: Your voice snaps at one child for a minor mess, but the other’s chaos goes unchecked. Are you unknowingly playing favorites? We dig into the unsettling truth behind stricter parenting—how your own self-doubt and discomfort with a child’s differences fuel uneven rules. From clothes strewn by an eight-year-old to a teen’s maddening empty milk carton, rigid expectations can trap you in...

#44: If you want to turn complaints into connection, then... 08.05.2025

"Imagine a 9-year-old girl, voice trembling, saying, “I want my younger brother back.” Her world’s shifting as her brother hits puberty, and she’s desperate to hold onto their wrestling matches and math sessions. We dive into this family’s raw, real dialogue, uncovering how change—like a teen’s mood swings or screen obsession—ripples through everyone. It’s not just about his transformation; i...

#43: If puberty is changing your tween, then... 01.05.2025

Picture this: You hear your daughter whisper through tears, “I want my old brother back.” Puberty has stolen the boy she knew, and answers from ChatGPT only fuel the confusion: anger, aggression, territory. All expected, it says. Everyone nods—but should they? This week, we dig into why easy answers do more harm than good. You'll hear the harrowing story of a boy whose whole identity was crush...

#42: If you think great parents "stop & listen" to their children, then... 24.04.2025

Imagine this: You’re pouring your heart into parenting, but each attempt to “listen” leaves you and your child on opposite sides of an invisible divide. The advice to ""listen to your child"" & understand their perspective? It’s a trap, setting you up for a lifetime of blame from a kid who feels unseen. In this episode, we expose the dark flaw in modern parenting—treating y...

#41: If you’ve ever said “How would you like it if I did that to you…?”, then... 17.04.2025

There you are—snatching a toy from your kid’s hand, just to prove a point. You say, “How would you like it if I did that to you?” But here’s the twist—what if they say, “I’m fine with it”? This episode peels back the layers of parenting tactics we think are harmless—and reveals how they’re built on failed psychology, institutional control, and fear. We dig into why “consequences” might be the most...

#40: If you want to be a "good parent", then... 10.04.2025

Imagine this: You blink, and your child is dangling from the top of a jungle gym. Your breath catches. One wrong move and—your mind races. You want to shout. You need to shout. But instead… you stay silent. Because deep down, you’re testing something: What if your instinct to help is causing harm? This episode lays bare the invisible tension every parent carries—the crushing belief that constant i...

#39: If your child thinks Elsa is the perfect role model, then... 03.04.2025

There you are, within earshot of a conversation that stops you cold: a mom tells her little boy she hopes he marries an ""Elsa."" It sounds sweet, but a nagging feeling surfaces. Are we sleepwalking into accepting potentially harmful role models for our kids? Frozen is everywhere, its songs inescapable, but what dangerous ideas might be hiding beneath the sparkle? We tackle the...

#38: If you're tired of dishing out consequences to get your kids to behave, then... 27.03.2025

Picture this: You’re standing in your kitchen, exhausted. Your kid just rolled their eyes at you—again. You tried reasoning, consequences, maybe even a sticker chart. But nothing’s working. Now imagine this: What if the real problem wasn’t your kid—but the entire system you’ve been using? We’ve all been conditioned by behaviorism—rewards, punishments, control tactics we don’t even question. But wh...

#37: If your child can’t handle boredom, then… 20.03.2025

Picture this: Your child slumps onto the couch, sighing, "I'm bored." You reach for a solution—an activity, a screen, something to end their discomfort. But what if boredom is exactly what they need? In this episode, we dive into the power of boredom and discomfort in shaping resilient, independent kids. We explore why today’s children crave constant stimulation, how overscheduling s...

#36: If you want to do parenting proactively instead of reactively, then... 13.03.2025

Picture this: You're late for school, tension’s high, and you casually ask, ""What makes a sleepover unforgettable?"" It seems random, but that’s where real conversations begin. In this episode, we reveal why heavy, planned ""talks"" at dinner or bedtime often miss the mark—and how brief, casual chats during everyday moments can build lasting trust. Hear...

#35: If you think your teen has outgrown praise, then... 06.03.2025

Picture this: Your teenager stands in the kitchen, face serious. “Mom, can you celebrate me? Like... really celebrate me?” Turns out, he’s been craving the same over-the-top praise you used to give him when he was little—potty dances and all. In this episode, we explore what happens when the cheering stops. When milestones become expectations, and our kids quietly wonder if anyone notices them at...

#34: If you're always solving problems for your children, then... 27.02.2025

Picture this: You’re exhausted. It’s been a day of breaking up sibling fights, micromanaging homework, reminding them—again—to be kind, to share, to clean up. And yet, tomorrow, it’ll be the same. Because here’s the truth: the more you control, the less they learn. This episode is about why most parents set their kids up for failure by over-managing instead of guiding. We’ll break down Priya's...

#33: If you want to be a leader for your children, then... 20.02.2025

Imagine this: Your teen is about to leave home. You’ve spent years modeling good habits, values, structure. But as the days tick down, panic sets in. Did they even learn anything? Will they fall apart the moment they’re on their own? This is the fear that haunts so many parents. We cling to the belief that if we model well enough, our children will mirror us. But what if that’s the very thing push...

#32: If you’re not sure when to push or pause, then... 13.02.2025

There you are. Your five-year-old is frozen in fear on a ski slope. What was supposed to be fun has turned into panic. You’re 15 meters below, a two-year-old strapped to your chest, and your wife waiting further down. You climb back up. Now what? Shout encouragement? Give a pep talk? Bark orders? Carry her down? This isn’t just skiing—it’s parenting in real time. It’s the moment when fear takes ho...

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