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Me,Mom,and Dad Episode#8

Episode 8 of the Me,Mom,and Dad podcast, hosted by Tia Thompson, titled "Me,Mom,and Dad Episode#8" was published on September 23, 2018 and runs 28 minutes.

September 23, 2018 ·28m · Me,Mom,and Dad

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On this episode check out recipe Orange Chicken and more!Also enjoy our journey with my mom and dad.We continue to have joy and go through our days with positive vibes while my dad manages to live with parkinson's.

 

Chapters Gabriella This is a podcast to help kids understand their feelings and how to manage them. Each episode is a new adventure so kids and families can listen together, laugh, and enjoy life! I hope you 😉 find each episode helpful!🥳! Big thanks to my Mom and Dad for always encouraging me throughout this experience! Raising Me CBS13 How many times as a parent or caregiver have you stressed out not knowing how to handle a situation? (Ran out of fingers and toes to count here!) Questions about curfews, social media rules, whether we are being too strict or not strict enough, or even dealing with a toddler meltdown can make us worry if we're doing or saying the right things. The reality is even the moms, dads, caregivers who look like they have it figured out really don’t. There is so much self-doubt that comes with being a parent. We don’t get a ‘How To’ guide after all. Each week on Raising Me, Emmy-award winning journalist and mom of 3 Adrienne Stein will talk with the experts about what we’re all navigating with our children. Things like dealing with bullies, fear around school threats, figuring out how and when to effectively discipline, and how to talk with our kids about money, especially when difficult choices need to be made. We'll learn simple and practical ways to be a better parent and person. Follow a Ronnie and Me Marisa Working mom, stay at home dad, and a daughter in kindergarten. Liar Liar Haylee Reay When I woke up on the morning of February 8th, 2006, I assumed it was just going to be an ordinary day. What I didn’t know was that my own nightmare would unfold before my eyes. I was 12 when my mom was brutally murdered. The words still echo in my head “Haylee we believe your mom is dead. We believe your dad murdered her.” What I would later find out was mind blowing and earth shattering. Not only did I lose my mother, but my own father was going to blame ME. I was thrown into a web of his lies and I was betrayed. I have became a voice for my mom and I am still being blamed by liar, liar.
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