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The Parents Show on Mix 92.6
by Herts Mix 92.6
The Parents' Show was launched in October 2010 by local parents from St Albans with the aim of providing parents or anyone who cares for kids with up-to-date information and resources on the issues that matter to them.The show is broadcast every Thursday evening from 7-8pm. Each week, we select a theme, as suggested by one of our listeners, and each week we get a top expert in the studio responding to listener questions and concerns. We also discuss local resources available to parents.We have regular contributors giving us what's on guides for children and families, restaurant reviews for child-friendly establishments and advice on green parenting. To date, the show a whole host of topics - for example - eating disorders in children, autism, imaginative play for young children, adoption, puberty, school selection, weaning and family finances.
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Pilates for post-natal strength and talking to your child’s school about issues
This week on The Parent’s Show, Alisa is joined by Grace from Centred Mums Pilates Together they dive into postnatal ... Read more
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All about Mothers and news on the Presumption of Parental Involvement
On this week’s Parents’ Show, Becky talks to Sonia Beldom, who hosts the Mumbelievable Podcast, where she invites a special ... Read more
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Nurturing children’s confidence and how physical activity builds so much
On this week’s Parents’ Show, Lydia is joined by Anne Peck, Director of Education for primary and early years at ... Read more
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Talking screen-time, ed-tech and mums regaining self-confidence
On this week’s Parents’ Show, Alisa recently visited the beautiful Gorehambury House for a Fireside talk on ‘Screens & Childhood’, ... Read more
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Helping children with vocabulary and no-fault divorce
This week on The Parent’s Show on Mix 92.6, Alisa is joined by Dulce Alvarez, founder of Lexilume ✨ They ... Read more
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Hacking games, Cybersecurity and children’s (and adult’s) play
On this week’s Parents’ Show, Lydia talks to Fergus Hay, CEO of The Hacking Games, a company who is creating ... Read more
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More on Revision plus No-Fault divorce
On this week’s Parents’ Show, Lydia is again joined by Paul Jenkins of HFL Education, to complete the discussion about ... Read more
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Talking Revision Techniques and Mothering The Mother
This week’s Parents’ Show features an in-depth interview with Lydia Paul Jenkins, Secondary Effectiveness Advisor at HFL Education. Drawing on ... Read more
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The ‘Play is Learning campaign and talking to your school about issues
On this week’s Parents’ Show on Mix 92.6, Alisa sits down with former deputy headteacher Ruth Lue-Quee – also known ... Read more
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An LBGTQ+ journey to surrogacy and surrogacy law in the UK
This week on The Parents’ Show on Mix 92.6, Alisa is joined by Pasan and Damian – the dads behind ... Read more
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Talking ADHD and Neurodivergence with Karen Hannan, and Ruby’s story about period wear from WUKA
On this week’s Parents’ Show, we’re joined by our resident Neurodivergence correspondent, who talks to Lydia about various matters including ... Read more
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Talking about returning to work after maternity leave, screentime worries for parents and pre-loved school uniforms
On this week’s Parents’ Show, Alisa meets up with Vicky Lambley, a Mum Empowerment Coach who helps give new mums ... Read more
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Talking co-parenting and introducing our third new presenter Becky
On this week’s Parents’ Show, Lydia is joined by Lehna Gardiner, a Partner at our show sponsors Rayden Solicitors, to ... Read more
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Talking Heads with STAGS and meet another of our new presenters, Steph
On this week’s Parents’ Show, it’s another in the series of Talking Heads interviews, and this time Lydia asks Paul ... Read more
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Chatting with Jack and welcoming our newest presenter Alisa
On this week’s Parents’ Show, Lydia meets Jack Simmonds, a local therapist who runs a one-to-one chat service for boys ... Read more
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Climate Club call for clean air
Junior members of the Green House Climate Club have been testing things again – this time the air. And they’ve ... Read more
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We get Father Christmas on the phone!
Regular listeners to the Parents’ Show will know we always try to have local children speak to Father Christmas at ... Read more
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Winter warmers
Junior members of the Green House Climate Club have been putting another eco product to the test – this time ... Read more
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A Special song for Christmas and help with de-cluttering
On this week’s Parents’ Show, Lydia meets up with Kasia Truefitt and Tanya Byrne from Herts Inclusive Theatre about the ... Read more
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When does a Solicitor involve a Barrister?
On this week’s Parents’ Show, we talk to a Solicitor and a Barrister about their working relationship when it comes to taking the biggest possible step in divorce – litigation. Barrister Max Lewis of 29 Bedford Row Chambers joined Associate Solicitor Bhini Phagura of our sponsors Rayden Solicitors with Lydia to discuss at what point a Barrister might get involved in a divorce process, how the role of a Barrister differs from that of a solicitor, and how courts view divorce proceedings. If you’ve ever wondered what the role of a Barrister is, this is a great listen. The Parents’ Show is sponsored by Rayden Solicitors.
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Parents under pressure to be perfect
This week on The Parents’ Show, Lydia talks to Zoe Watson of Mam Baby UK about the pressure to be ... Read more
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Tell us about journeys to school
Hertfordshire County Council wants to know how kids in St Albans get to school – and what’s preventing them travelling ... Read more
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Helping Young People with Cancer and our latest Talking Heads interview
On this week’s Parents’ Show, Lydia speaks to Nicole Green, who is the Fundraising and Engagement Manager at the Essex ... Read more
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Finding out about Doulas and what they do, and ‘The Get’ – its place in divorce under Jewish Law
On This week’s Parents’ Show, Lydia meets up with Trusha Solankee, a birth and postpartum Doula. Trusha explains what a ... Read more
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The Parents’ Show is back from its Summer Holidays, and we’re talking women and girls in STEM, drama for tots and collaborative law.
After our usual summer break (well, we are also parents, you know), we’re back and kicking off the new season ... Read more
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Your eco ideas for fun school holiday activities
It’s school summer holidays and, for a lot of us, that’s 6 weeks of trying to drag bored kids away ... Read more
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Talking Heads – Redbourne Primary, and careers in Law
On this week’s Parents’ Show, Vivien is joined by Emma Fenn, Head of Redbourn Primary School for the second in ... Read more
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Foster Carers needed in Hertfordshire
This week’s Parents’ Show is all about fostering, and Hertfordshire, like the rest of the UK is in a fostering ... Read more
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Making energy literacy fun
Energy has never been more important – or more contentious. But how much do we really understand it and the ... Read more
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Re-homing pets with the Blue Cross and help for mothers
On this week’s Parents’ Show, Vivien speaks to Kellie Brooks from the Blue Cross re-homing center in Hertfordshire, who talks ... Read more
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The FA Respect code of Conduct and tips on dealing with neurodivergent children
This week on the Parents’ Show, the main subject is Respect. Steve Maker, head of Hertfordshire FA’s Football & Investment, ... Read more
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Talking Heads (Headteachers, that is) and a local art exhibition/competition for young people
This week’s Parents’ Show kicks off a new series we’re calling Talking Heads, where we interview the Headteachers from our ... Read more
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It’s Deaf Awareness Week on The Parents’ Show
To mark Deaf Awareness Week, May 5th-11th, The Parents’ Show speaks to Lesley Reeves-Costi, co-head at Heathlands School in St ... Read more
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Hydrotherapy for dogs and an update on Hedgehogs
On The Parents’ Show this week, Vivien talks to Tamsin, the owner of Healing Hounds in Southdown in Harpenden, who offer hydrotherapy treatments for dogs and how they involve families in the work they do with pets. Tamsin explains how they work with Vets and what treatments they can provide to give our four-legged friends a bit more bounce in their life. In part two, we celebrate International Dance Day (29th April) on The Parents’ show this week, revisiting the time Lydia met with Becky Sherman from the Let’s Dance Academy in St Albans. Becky talked about how she got into dance, her dance history and how she became involved with the Let’s Dance Academy.
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Talking the Terrible Two’s and fitness for ladies over 40
On this week’s Parents’ Show, Lydia is joined by June O’Sullivan from the London Early Years Foundation. LEYF runs a number of nurseries around London, and June has been on the program several times. This week, June talks about our 2-year olds, why and how the ‘tantrums’ can appear and what we as parents can do.
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Talking about exotic pets and soccer skills for fitness
On this week’s Parents’ Show, Vivien meets up with Dean, owner of Creature Comforts in Harpenden, a local pet supplies store which can cater for a range of animals extending from the normal domestic dogs and cats then ferrets, right through to the more exotic pets such as snakes, geckos and even maybe sugar gliders as pictured (yes, we had to look that one up too). Dean explains what parents should think about when their children ask for a tortoise, snake, or something more exotic, in terms of its maintenance costs, expected life span, feed costs, insurance and cages or in the case of reptiles, vivariums. In part 2, we welcome back our Duke of Edinburgh Silver students who are volunteering with the parents show, as they talk to Julius from the Super Soccer School. He tells the boys how team sport is good for fitness, self-confidence and social skills, as well as the mental and physical health benefits it brings.
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Talking Sport for Peace
April 6th is the UN International Day of Sport for Development and Peace, and so this week on The Parents’ ... Read more
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It’s all about pianos on The Parents’ Show for World Piano Day
To celebrate World Piano Day on 29th March (the 88th day of the year to match the 88 keys on ... Read more
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Talking relationships with the NSPCC, Careers in Law and Hertfordshire’s Natural History
On this week’s Parents’ Show, we are especially pleased to have Rebecca Duggan from The NSPCC talking to us about ... Read more
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It’s all about Schools and Education this week on the Parents’ Show
This week’s Parents’ Show has a focus on schools and children’s education. It was School Governors Awareness Day recently, so ... Read more
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The Molly Rose foundation and sustainability grows at Beaumont School
Please note that the first interview this week contains discussions of mental health and suicide, listener discretion is advised. If ... Read more
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Eating Disorders – we hear from a psychotherapist and a young person who battled the illness
This week’s Parents’ Show is timed to coincide with Eating Disorders Awareness week First, Vivien speaks to Sharon Burke, a ... Read more
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Maternity/New Born photography and getting messy at The Museum
On this week’s Parents’ Show, Lydia meets up with Nevina Holland from Peekaboo Studios. Nevina specialises in Maternity and New-born ... Read more
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Children’s Mental Health Week and Neurodiversity
On this week’s Parents’ Show, we acknowledge Children’s Mental Health week which has just finished with Iain Pritchard talking to ... Read more
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Fun at St Albans Library, what our teens think of social media and we meet our new presenter
On this week’s Parents’ Show, Lydia and Iain are joined by Bethan from St Albans Library, based in the Maltings, ... Read more
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Dancing for confidence, fitness and fun – views from a dance teacher and dance students
On the Parents’ show this week, Lydia meets Becky Sherman from the Let’s Dance Academy in St Albans. Becky talks ... Read more
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Learning, Revision and Exams – finding extra help if needed
The topic of this week’s Parents’ Show is all about learning and how to get help if it’s needed. Lydia ... Read more
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Early steps to reading and ‘The Get’ – the Jewish divorce explained
On the Parents’s Show this week, Lydia will first be speaking to Dr Irene Daria about all things books and ... Read more
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Managing ‘the juggle’ and when to go to court
On this week’s Parents’ Show, Jen meets with Kat Scott of Katherine Scott Coaching to discuss career coaching and how ... Read more
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This week on The Parents’ Show we’re talking night nannies, The Celtic New Year and vulnerability in neurodivergent people.
In the first part of our show this week, Jen Cockburn catches up with Hannah Maxwell from Night Nannies about ... Read more
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ABOUT THIS SHOW
The Parents' Show was launched in October 2010 by local parents from St Albans with the aim of providing parents or anyone who cares for kids with up-to-date information and resources on the issues that matter to them.The show is broadcast every Thursday evening from 7-8pm. Each week, we select a theme, as suggested by one of our listeners, and each week we get a top expert in the studio responding to listener questions and concerns. We also discuss local resources available to parents.We have regular contributors giving us what's on guides for children and families, restaurant reviews for child-friendly establishments and advice on green parenting. To date, the show a whole host of topics - for example - eating disorders in children, autism, imaginative play for young children, adoption, puberty, school selection, weaning and family finances.
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