Jeremy Walters
The PTRN
The PTRN ( pronounced " pattern") is a podcast about fatherhood. As a father, your job is to guide and lead. We help you do that. Practical advice, philosophy, and gear recommendations.
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Episodes
The Key to being a good (new) Dad 17.02.2024 3:38
Quick one, today. Paying attention is the key to being a good dad. Let me explain..
Fostering Excellence in your Kids: DIY or hire a pro? 29.04.2023 6:33
Most people want their children to excel. There's a number of different ways that parents approach this process, each with their own benefits and consequences. I share a bit about my experience as an educator, parent, and aspiring educational researcher.
How to raise a child who apologizes and means it. 27.04.2023 6:03
In this episode, I share an approach to teaching apologies for young children. Ideally, you want a child who says "sorry" and is able to demonstrate that it's authentic when they say it. That work starts early, and I use a playground example to illustrate the way you'd go about developing that skill.
A quick tip for praising your child the right way 27.04.2023 7:32
In this episode, I touch on a bit of research about how to praise young children and give a practical tip that should help you right away.
How to Raise a Great Reader, Part 1: Read With Them, Not To Them 24.04.2023 5:14
In this episode, I draw on my experience as a language and literacy specialist and give you a tip to prepare your child for preschool and kindergarten.
Two Critical Things for Birthing Partners to Manage on During Labor 23.04.2023 10:12
In this episode, I share what I believe are the two most important things that support partners need to consider during labor. Thanks for listening.
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