Informing The Parents

In this Q&A episode, we dive into listener questions about the realities of parenting. From why five-year-olds focus on what goes wrong to managing candy consumption and screen time, our resident parenting expert offers surprisingly practical advice. We tackle friction-free activities, the early morning phenomenon, whether to let kids win at games, sneaking vegetables into meals, and the tricky business of trusting what kids tell you.

Forget what the "experts" tell you. In this raw and unfiltered panel, a group of Gen Alpha siblings takes over the mic to reveal the truth about the sibling dynamic. From the "necessity" of healthy bullying and physical intimidation to the strategic way older siblings "educate" the younger ones, this conversation goes to places no parenting guide would dare.Warning: Contains strong language and extremely honest opinions

At the request of some of our listeners we are veering slightly off course and dishing out some free grand parenting advice. Your welcome!

What should children eat and how should parents get them to eat it? is desert a human right? is forcing you child to 'finish their plate!' legit? Parenting expert Tzvi Maital has the answers

Drawing on their extensive tenure in early childhood pedagogy, Tzvi and Jaco will share insights and best practices pertaining to the cognitive and socio-emotional milestones of children aged 4 to 6.

Tzvi, an Internal Stakeholder furnishes evidenced-based counsel and peer-derived insights on the optimal pedagogical approach to raising 9 to 11 year old humans.