HeyJaredSpeech4parents The Podcast
Speech4Parents The Podcast is where science meets real parenting.Hosted by speech-language pathologist and Mom of 3, Dr.
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The Stuff About Parenting Nobody Says Out Loud (opens the original)
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Episode 11: The Stuff About Parenting Nobody Says Out Loud We all love our kids AND can we admit that we don’t love every single part of parenting? In this episode of Finding Myself While Raising Them, I’m saying some of the things parents think all the time but don’t always feel comfortable admitting. Like sometimes I don’t want to play. Sometimes bedtime really is my favorite part of the day. Sometimes I miss the freedom of my old life. And yes… sometimes other people’s kids annoy me. There I
Listener Questions Answered (opens the original)
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You asked, I answered! For Episode 10, we’re doing something a little different! I’m answering the questions you’ve been sending in and giving you a little more insight into the woman behind the podcast. From maternal mental health research and life in Australia to motherhood, career dreams, and what it’s really like juggling four kids and a COO role… this episode is a little bit of everything. In this episode, I’m answering: 1. “Tell us more about the maternal mental health research you do!” I
The Mental Load (opens the original)
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Finding myself while raising them. Parenting comes with a lot of love, joy, and unforgettable moments but it also comes with a weight that many parents carry silently: the mental load. In this episode, we’re talking about the invisible work behind parenting-the constant remembering, planning, anticipating, and managing that often happens behind the scenes. I share my own experience navigating motherhood, career, pregnancy, and the never-ending list of things that live in my brain at all times. W
The Rebrand (opens the original)
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This episode is one of the most personal I’ve ever recorded. If you’ve been part of this community since the Speech4Parents days, thank you. That platform allowed me to educate parents, connect with families, and share my passion for helping children communicate. I’ll always be incredibly grateful for where it all began. But over the last few years, my life has changed in ways I never could have imagined. I’ve become a mother to a growing family, taken on leadership roles, navigated the demands
I'm back and here is why I needed a break (opens the original)
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