Being Real Parents - Being Real Parents - Why our teens need us – the science with Brainwave Trust (Part 2)
The Real Parents team aim to support parents to find their confidence and have more fun parenting.
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Being Real Parents - Why our teens need us – the science with Brainwave Trust (Part 1)
In this episode of Being Real Parents, Anna talks with Keryn from Brainwave Trust about the science behind teenage brain development and why parents remain vital in the teen years. Part one of our two-part series explores research on adolescence, teen mental health, and parent–teen connection, giving you insight into why staying engaged matters and the positive difference it makes for your teenager.
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Being Real Parents - Messy bedrooms and parent coaching:
In this week’s Being Real Parents podcast, Juliet shares her frustration with messy kids’ bedrooms while Anna coaches her through it. Discover practical parenting tips for tackling the messy bedroom battle, plus a behind-the-scenes look at how parent coaching works - even for child wellbeing professionals. Tune in for strategies every parent can use!
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Being Real Parents - Parental stress - real talk with Juliet and Anna
Parenting can be joyful and rewarding, but it also brings stress that’s often invisible to others. Anna and Juliet talk honestly about what parental stress looks like, and the small but powerful steps that help. From non-negotiables they do to the value of simply talking it through, this episode is packed with relatable insights and encouragement. Tune in and feel a little less alone.
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Being Real Parents - Dew Drops: making life easier for new parents
Kate talks with Jessie from Dew Drops about her mahi supporting parents in the postpartum period. They explore how we can prepare for the shift into parenthood, ways to build a village of support, and how to lean on that village when it matters most. This kōrero also carries a gentle warning, as some parts may bring up feelings or memories for parents.
Join the Real Parents crew discussing what they know as parents, but also as professionals supporting other parents. Real life examples mixed with behavioural, positive, child psychology and neuro-science.
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