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Parent support Circle Podcast

The Parent Support Circle Podcast is a safe, supportive space for parents who are feeling overwhelmed, stretched thin, and tired of carrying everything alone.Hosted by Curtis Leong, a working parent and digital creator, this podcast is about real-life parenting—financial…

Podcast · By Curtis Leong · English · CA · Official site

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Sep 6, 2026
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  1. Episode · Sep 6, 2026

    Why Won't My Child Listen to Me? (opens the original)

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    Your kid probably heard you. That’s the uncomfortable part. This week on Parent Support Circle, Curtis and RJ dig into why "not listening" is almost always a heard-but-not-acted-on problem, why repeating a request accidentally teaches kids to wait for the fifth ask, and the specific structural fixes — proximity, a first ask that actually counts, reducing total request volume — that work faster than more patience or more repetition ever will. RJ shares how his son’s decade of "selective hearing"

  2. Episode · Aug 30, 2026

    How Do We Eat Dinner Together More Often (opens the original)

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    "We’re too busy" is real — and also not the actual obstacle. This week on Parent Support Circle, Curtis and RJ dig into how to get your family back to the table more nights than not: lowering the bar on what counts as family dinner, the schedule tricks that actually buy back real time, quick meal ideas for chaotic nights, and why the conversation at the table matters more than the meal itself. RJ shares the one-sentence comment from his daughter that saved family dinner during their busiest spor

  3. Episode · Aug 23, 2026

    How Do I Help a Child With Anxiety? (opens the original)

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    Is it normal worry, or something more? This week on Parent Support Circle, Curtis and RJ dig into how to tell ordinary childhood worry from anxiety that needs real support, why constant reassurance can quietly backfire, and the gentle, practical tools that help a child move through anxious moments instead of around them. RJ opens up about the hard lesson he learned with his own daughter: his job wasn’t to fix her anxiety, it was to stay steady while she worked through it. Grab our free guide, "2

  4. Episode · Aug 16, 2026

    How Do I Model Healthy Technology Habits (opens the original)

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    Your kids don’t learn healthy technology habits from a lecture — they learn it from watching you. This week on Parent Support Circle, Curtis and RJ dig into modeling healthy technology habits at home: the phone-basket ritual, the overnight charging spot, and the pause-before-you-tap habit that make invisible self-control visible to kids. RJ also shares the double standard he ran for years with his own kids, and the blunt comment from his teenage daughter that changed everything. #ParentingTips #

  5. Episode · Aug 10, 2026

    How Do I Reduce Screen Addiction? (opens the original)

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    Screen addiction isn’t a willpower problem — it’s engineering. This week, Curtis and RJ dig into what’s actually happening in a kid’s brain that makes screens so hard to put down, why confiscating the device usually backfires, and the collaborative, gradual strategies that actually stick. RJ opens up about how he and his daughter Amanda worked through her phone use during the hardest stretch of her teenage years. Stay Connected: Facebook Group: Join the community: https://www.facebook.com/share/

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