Resilient Kids Podcast

Parenting 2 kids under the age of 2 could be considered an Olympic level sport. Whilst extremely rewarding and fulfilling it certainly comes with it's many challenges. Anna and Madeleine have a conversation about these challanges and these rewarding experiences. It is such an important time of growth in their brains so the way parents approach this time is key. Madeleine and Anna provide a comprehensive look into this and Anna provides a helpful and considerate perspective on this time. Have your say on the Resilient Kids Podcast. We value your feedback of all variety or even if you have an idea of what you'd like to hear in the future. Please leave a review, and follow us on your podcast provider to ensure you're kept up to date when any new podcast is released. Further, if you'd like to contact the podcast directly, our email is just below. Email: resilientkidspod@gmail.com Resources: Parenting Road Code: https://resilientkids.org.nz/product/this-workbook-is-to-be-used-along-side-the-parenting-road-code-to-help-readers-think-through-the-exercises-and-record-their-thoughts-the-workbook-will-be-useful-to-refer-back-to-over-time-to-assist/ Podcast Creator: Madeleine Taylor Guest: Anna Popata  Edited By: Wynter McCook-Weir Intro Music By: Guy Ritani

Sarah works with parents, doing workshops and supporting parents on their role. But, most importantly she’s a mother, and it’s her journey to forgiveness of herself that is the topic of this discussion. Madeleine and Sarah have an emotive, personal, and helpful discussion on understanding that parenting is tough, and we are imperfect and will make mistakes in this process. Sarah makes the important point that we don’t need to be perfect! It’s a learning process but we have to forgive ourselves, because there are a lot of what if’s in this world . Have your say on the Resilient Kids Podcast. We value your feedback of all variety or even if you have an idea of what you'd like to hear in the future. Please leave a review, and follow us on your podcast provider to ensure you're kept up to date when any new podcast is released. Further, if you'd like to contact the podcast directly, our email is just below. Email: resilientkidspod@gmail.com Resources: Parenting Road Code: https://resilientkids.org.nz/product/this-workbook-is-to-be-used-along-side-the-parenting-road-code-to-help-readers-think-through-the-exercises-and-record-their-thoughts-the-workbook-will-be-useful-to-refer-back-to-over-time-to-assist/ Sarah’s book: Changing the World Is Child's Play: Inspirations for Making Everyday Moments with Children Count Link: https://books.google.co.nz/books/about/Changing_the_World_Is_Child_s_Play.html?id=ZZhbrgEACAAJ&source=kp_book_description&redir_esc=y Podcast Creator: Madeleine Taylor Guest: Sarah Amy Glensor Best  Edited By: Wynter McCook-Weir Intro Music By: Guy Ritani

Madeleine welcomes Fiona back for the second part of their conversation. Fiona comes back and shares how the strategies suggested by Madeleine have impacted the process of getting her child to bed. It’s a tricky world and lots of distractions are around, like a renovation to a bedroom! But even with these distractions, we can see that developing strategies to support and nurture our children in difficult situations is important. This is a must-listen to see how practical advice can change our situations. Have your say on the Resilient Kids Podcast. We value your feedback of all variety or even if you have an idea of what you'd like to hear in the future. Please leave a review, and follow us on your podcast provider to ensure you're kept up to date when any new podcast is released. Further, if you'd like to contact the podcast directly, our email is just below. Email: resilientkidspod@gmail.com Resources: Parenting Road Code: https://resilientkids.org.nz/product/this-workbook-is-to-be-used-along-side-the-parenting-road-code-to-help-readers-think-through-the-exercises-and-record-their-thoughts-the-workbook-will-be-useful-to-refer-back-to-over-time-to-assist/ Podcast Creator: Madeleine Taylor Guest: Fiona Robinson-Morey Edited By: Wynter McCook-Weir Intro Music By: Guy Ritani

This conversation, the first of a two part series where Madeleine discusses with Fiona the difficulty of getting kids to bed and getting them up in the morning. Madeleine offers Fiona extremely practical advice of giving choices and areas of control for the children to help them get to bed. Fiona, a working mother, has to balance her time as anyone working parent does. It is in this shared experience that there is so much to gain for all parents. Part two will be coming soon, in which we can hear the results of the suggestions Madeleine has provided. Have your say on the Resilient Kids Podcast. We value your feedback of all variety or even if you have an idea of what you'd like to hear in the future. Please leave a review, and follow us on your podcast provider to ensure you're kept up to date when any new podcast is released. Further, if you'd like to contact the podcast directly, our email is just below. Email: resilientkidspod@gmail.com Resources: Parenting Road Code: https://resilientkids.org.nz/product/this-workbook-is-to-be-used-along-side-the-parenting-road-code-to-help-readers-think-through-the-exercises-and-record-their-thoughts-the-workbook-will-be-useful-to-refer-back-to-over-time-to-assist/ Podcast Creator: Madeleine Taylor Guest: Fiona Robinson-Morey Edited By: Wynter McCook-Weir Intro Music By: Guy Ritani

Bailey runs the Instagram adventure parenting page Spirit and Guts (link below). She and Madeleine have a rich and important discussion on emotional intelligence. Helping our children to manage their emotions when they’re young can really set them up for the future. Bailey’s graduate school experience gives her an excellent base of knowledge but is also willing to admit that the process of teaching emotional intelligence to children is difficult. This discussion is so valuable for all parents and generally the importance of understanding our emotions. Have your say on the Resilient Kids Podcast. We value your feedback of all variety or even if you have an idea of what you'd like to hear in the future. Please leave a review, and follow us on your podcast provider to ensure you're kept up to date when any new podcast is released. Further, if you'd like to contact the podcast directly, our email is just below. Email: resilientkidspod@gmail.com Resources: Parenting Road Code: https://resilientkids.org.nz/product/this-workbook-is-to-be-used-along-side-the-parenting-road-code-to-help-readers-think-through-the-exercises-and-record-their-thoughts-the-workbook-will-be-useful-to-refer-back-to-over-time-to-assist/ Bailey's Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/spiritandguts/ Bailey's Website: https://baileyselland.com Podcast Creator: Madeleine Taylor Guest: Bailey Selland  Edited By: Wynter McCook-Weir Intro Music By: Guy Ritani

Katie is a mother of an 8 year old and comes on the show to talk about navigating new family dynamics. She talks about going in blind to this new situation and the lack of resources for parents in this situation. Katie gives sound advice on navigating this situation and that makes this episode an excellent resource for parents going through this. Katie’s experiences is also very human and friendly, and provides great advice on ensuring lines of communication exist in the family. Have your say on the Resilient Kids Podcast. We value your feedback of all variety or even if you have an idea of what you'd like to hear in the future. Please leave a review, and follow us on your podcast provider to ensure you're kept up to date when any new podcast is released. Further, if you'd like to contact the podcast directly, our email is just below. Email: resilientkidspod@gmail.com Resources: Parenting Road Code: https://resilientkids.org.nz/product/this-workbook-is-to-be-used-along-side-the-parenting-road-code-to-help-readers-think-through-the-exercises-and-record-their-thoughts-the-workbook-will-be-useful-to-refer-back-to-over-time-to-assist/ Podcast Creator: Madeleine Taylor Guest: Katie Sherriff Edited By: Wynter McCook-Weir Intro Music By: Guy Ritani

Judith discusses with Madeleine our teenager’s space of uncertainty in this modern world. With the pandemic, cost of living crisis, and a number of other uncertainties in our world, it’s a tough time to navigate the world. They discuss how to find some certainty and develop a compass to help our teenagers for their navigation into adulthood. Judith, an expert in fussy eating, has an excellent perspective on raising children and supporting them through their growth. They discuss how essential a family’s values are on assisting our children through their growth. Have your say on the Resilient Kids Podcast. We value your feedback of all variety or even if you have an idea of what you'd like to hear in the future. Please leave a review, and follow us on your podcast provider to ensure you're kept up to date when any new podcast is released. Further, if you'd like to contact the podcast directly, our email is just below. Email: resilientkidspod@gmail.com Resources: Parenting Road Code: https://resilientkids.org.nz/product/this-workbook-is-to-be-used-along-side-the-parenting-road-code-to-help-readers-think-through-the-exercises-and-record-their-thoughts-the-workbook-will-be-useful-to-refer-back-to-over-time-to-assist/ Judith's Website: https://theconfidenteater.com/about/ Podcast Creator: Madeleine Taylor Guest: Judith Yeabsley  Edited By: Wynter McCook-Weir Intro Music By: Guy Ritani

Suzanne and Madeleine have a rich discussion on the difficulty of children’s perfectionism. Looking at the wider reasons for why our kids put these expectations on themselves, and why our children experience this pressure. Suzanne, a school teacher, and a parent, has a genuine wide breadth of knowledge that gives the conversation depth. The interview addresses the question of how to support kids who have this drive to seek perfection, and just as importantly, the need to set boundaries for these children. Have your say on the Resilient Kids Podcast. We value your feedback of all variety or even if you have an idea of what you'd like to hear in the future. Please leave a review, and follow us on your podcast provider to ensure you're kept up to date when any new podcast is released. Further, if you'd like to contact the podcast directly, our email is just below. resilientkidspod@gmail.com Resources: Parenting Road Code: https://resilientkids.org.nz/product/this-workbook-is-to-be-used-along-side-the-parenting-road-code-to-help-readers-think-through-the-exercises-and-record-their-thoughts-the-workbook-will-be-useful-to-refer-back-to-over-time-to-assist/ Podcast Creator: Madeleine Taylor Guest: Suzanne Miller Edited By: Wynter McCook-Weir Intro Music By: Guy Ritani

Parenting is the most personal thing you can do, it is the ultimate job, and as such training helps you better understand yourself and your child. Ruth Taylor counts herself lucky that she was fortunate to be trained as a parenting facilitator before she had children but admits that putting the calmly thought out plans into action was at times much harder than she thought. After losing her mother to cancer she decided to start recording her experiences and ideas, to provide a record for her own children and as encouragement to others. She continued to make notes recording the impact, on her children, of moving from England to New Zealand, being made redundant and other life experiences she had not necessarily planned for. Though the books follow her girls through different ages and stages, there are concepts which crop up in later books which would have been useful to know earlier, and guidelines in earlier books which really help provide refocus when parenting the older versions. The world we live in is constantly changing but learning how to communicate, build resilience, make memories and overall cope with the personal nature of the role is vital. Some of the topics covered: ·  The importance of non verbal communication ·  Behaviour strategies ·  The formation of routines ·  Understanding and coping with change ·  Mastering creativity ·  Understanding grief ·  Building support networks and childcare options ·  How to build memorable memories ·  Planning and perseverance Please check out Ruth's website ruthtaylor.net for more information and to access courses, articles and other resources. Have your say on the Resilient Kids Podcast. We value your feedback of all variety or even if you have an idea of what you'd like to hear in the future. Please leave a review, and follow us on your podcast provider to ensure you're kept up to date when any new podcast is released. Further, if you'd like to contact the podcast directly, our email is just below. Email: resilientkidspod@gmail.com Resources: Parenting Road Code: https://resilientkids.org.nz/product/this-workbook-is-to-be-used-along-side-the-parenting-road-code-to-help-readers-think-through-the-exercises-and-record-their-thoughts-the-workbook-will-be-useful-to-refer-back-to-over-time-to-assist/ Podcast Creator: Madeleine Taylor Guest: Ruth Taylor  Edited By: Wynter McCook-Weir Intro Music By: Guy Ritani

The story of this podcast with Tony Kemp starts even before they begin on their topic. They discuss the difficult of a to-do list and our different ways of operating. This then flows into some discussion of screens. They have a rich discussion on the difficulty of setting limits on screen time, whilst acknowledging the importance of it being a balance. Have your say on the Resilient Kids Podcast. We value your feedback of all variety or even if you have an idea of what you'd like to hear in the future. Please leave a review, and follow us on your podcast provider to ensure you're kept up to date when any new podcast is released. Further, if you'd like to contact the podcast directly, our email is just below. Email: resilientkidspod@gmail.com Resources: Parenting Road Code: https://resilientkids.org.nz/product/this-workbook-is-to-be-used-along-side-the-parenting-road-code-to-help-readers-think-through-the-exercises-and-record-their-thoughts-the-workbook-will-be-useful-to-refer-back-to-over-time-to-assist/ Daniel Aman: https://resilientkids.org.nz/wp-content/uploads/2022/03/ANTs-in-your-brain.pdf Podcast Creator: Madeleine Taylor Guest: Tony Kemp Edited By: Wynter McCook-Weir Intro Music By: Guy Ritani

Trent Mankelow and Madeleine discuss the processes of trying to encourage children to explore extra-curricular activities. Touching upon creating an understanding of why children find it difficult to take risks and put themselves out there. Trent’s years of experience as an entrepreneur and product manager gives him an interesting perspective on helping our children grow from their failures. Have your say on the Resilient Kids Podcast. We value your feedback of all variety or even if you have an idea of what you'd like to hear in the future. Please leave a review, and follow us on your podcast provider to ensure you're kept up to date when any new podcast is released. Further, if you'd like to contact the podcast directly, our email is just below. Email: resilientkidspod@gmail.com Resources: Parenting Road Code: https://resilientkids.org.nz/product/this-workbook-is-to-be-used-along-side-the-parenting-road-code-to-help-readers-think-through-the-exercises-and-record-their-thoughts-the-workbook-will-be-useful-to-refer-back-to-over-time-to-assist/ Daniel Aman: https://resilientkids.org.nz/wp-content/uploads/2022/03/ANTs-in-your-brain.pdf Podcast Creator: Madeleine Taylor Guest: Trent Mankelow Edited By: Wynter McCook-Weir Intro Music By: Guy Ritani

Taino and Madeleine have a rich discussion from across the world. The bridge between Aotearoa and Sweden is crafted through an important discussion that touches upon bullying, building confidence and the area of Taino’s expertise, technology. Essential questions of finding the balance between supporting your child and understanding how a parent’s anxiety can be projected onto children. They also touch upon the changing world, and how different parents approach rules for their children. Importantly, touching on how parents can communicate with each other on these essential aspects of raising children. Have your say on the Resilient Kids Podcast. We value your feedback of all variety or even if you have an idea of what you'd like to hear in the future. Please leave a review, and follow us on your podcast provider to ensure you're kept up to date when any new podcast is released. Further, if you'd like to contact the podcast directly, our email is just below. Email: resilientkidspod@gmail.com Resources: Parenting Road Code: https://resilientkids.org.nz/product/this-workbook-is-to-be-used-along-side-the-parenting-road-code-to-help-readers-think-through-the-exercises-and-record-their-thoughts-the-workbook-will-be-useful-to-refer-back-to-over-time-to-assist/ Daniel Aman: https://resilientkids.org.nz/wp-content/uploads/2022/03/ANTs-in-your-brain.pdf Podcast Creator: Madeleine Taylor Guest: Taino Bendz  Edited By: Wynter McCook-Weir Intro Music By: Guy Ritani

This episode is a friendly discussion between Madeleine and Hugh. They cover a range of topics relating to managing device use for our children. The conversation touches on the fight against the attention economy and the major corporations who's aim it is to gain the attention of our children. Most importantly, they discuss strategies to aid parents to find the balance between technology and ensuring our kids have the best possible relationship with screens. Have your say on the Resilient Kids Podcast. We value your feedback of all variety or even if you have an idea of what you'd like to hear in the future. Please leave a review, and follow us on your podcast provider to ensure you're kept up to date when any new podcast is released. Further, if you'd like to contact the podcast directly, our email is just below. resilientkidspod@gmail.com Resources: Parenting Road Code: https://resilientkids.org.nz/product/this-workbook-is-to-be-used-along-side-the-parenting-road-code-to-help-readers-think-through-the-exercises-and-record-their-thoughts-the-workbook-will-be-useful-to-refer-back-to-over-time-to-assist/ Daniel Aman: https://resilientkids.org.nz/wp-content/uploads/2022/03/ANTs-in-your-brain.pdf Digital Reading: https://www.rnz.co.nz/national/programmes/ninetonoon/audio/2018671134/is-digital-reading-changing-how-our-brains-work Podcast Creator: Madeleine Taylor  Guest: Hugh Good Edited By: Wynter McCook-Weir Intro Music By: Guy Ritani