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Parenting doesn't come with a handbook... but it can come with a podcast!Welcome to Help Your Kids, the podcast designed for parents who want practical advice, real stories, and a few laughs along the way, as they navigate how to help their kids through a variety of…
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Help Your Kids With Burnout (opens the original)
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Season 2 | Episode 8 | Help Your Kids with Burnout | Help Your Kids Podcast Welcome to Help Your Kids , the parenting podcast that’s here to walk alongside you through all the challenges and joys of raising emotionally healthy kids. This week, your hosts, Dr. Mish Seabrook and Shelley Smith , dive into a topic that is becoming increasingly common among children and young people: burnout. In this episode, we explore: • What burnout can look like in children and why it’s often mistaken for tiredne
Help Your Kids With The Manosphere (opens the original)
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Season 2 | Episode 7 | Help Your Kids with The Manosphere | Help Your Kids Podcast Welcome to Help Your Kids , the parenting podcast that’s here to walk alongside you through all the challenges and joys of raising emotionally healthy kids. This week, your hosts, Dr. Mish Seabrook and Shelley Smith , dive into a topic that many parents are becoming increasingly aware of: the manosphere. In this episode, we explore: • What the manosphere is and why it's gaining so much attention online • Why young
Help Your Kids With Comparison (opens the original)
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Season 2 | Episode 5 | Help Your Kids with Comparison | Help Your Kids Podcast Welcome to Help Your Kids, the parenting podcast that’s here to walk alongside you through all the challenges and joys of raising emotionally healthy kids. This week, your hosts, Dr. Mish Seabrook and Shelley Smith, dive into a topic that many children and young people struggle with: comparison. In this episode, we explore: • Why children naturally compare themselves to others and how this can affect their confidence
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