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The 5-STEP 3D PARENT RESET
The 3D Parent Podcast
01/03/21 • 22 min
“You're going to make a change. It's going to be uncomfortable. You're going to maybe not know what to do at times.”
This week on the 3D Parent Podcast, I’m outlining the 5 steps of the 3D Parent reset. These steps will help you give your parenting a reboot in the New Year. This can really make an incredible difference for your family and for the way that you parent.
We will go over topics such as:
- Taking a one week to detox from punishment and to up your connection game
- Really listening to your children and keeping your responses to a minimum
- Inserting more joy into your family routines
My hope is that this episode gives you a framework you can use as the start of revolutionizing your parenting and family dynamic. You can take your family in a direction that is aligned with your values.
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PARENTING TIPS FOR EMPATHS AND HIGHLY SENSITIVE PEOPLE
The 3D Parent Podcast
01/24/21 • 31 min
- Challenges for HSP parents
- Stress-relieving activities
- How to see your sensitivity as a gift
IDEAS FOR FAMILY CONNECTION ON NEW YEAR’S EVE
The 3D Parent Podcast
12/27/20 • 24 min
This week on the 3D Parent Podcast, I will be giving tips that you and your family can use to connect and reflect with each other on New Year's Eve or New Year’s day. This episode is meant to guide you and your family in the right direction while leaving behind any baggage from 2020. I will dive into some fun game ideas and different activities you could use with your kids. Even some activities for the adults!
We will go over topics such as:
- Ending 2020 on a positive note and starting the New Year off fresh.
- Ten ideas and activities you could use to bond with your family during your New Year celebration.
- Questions you and your family could ask each other to reflect from the past year.
Given the year that we had, it is important that we create a family connection in a fun and creative way. Don't stress yourself out trying to have the best New Year celebration, instead make it a celebration you will remember with your loved ones. I hope you are all able to close this year’s chapter and open a new book of possibilities for 2021.
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ARE BRIBES AND REWARDS EVER OKAY?
The 3D Parent Podcast
01/17/21 • 35 min
- What makes bribes and rewards problematic
- How rewards can affect children’s development
- When using external motivation can be helpful
SOLUTIONS TO SIBLING FIGHTING WITH SUSAN NORTH
The 3D Parent Podcast
11/29/20 • 34 min
This week on the 3D Parent Podcast, we're bringing in a professional mediator expert/parent educator and coach, Susan North. Susan will be joining us to discuss possible solutions to sibling fighting. We will be talking about the golden nuggets from her book The Opposite of Combat: A Parent's Guide for Teaching Siblings How To Collaborate & Solve Their Own Conflicts.
We will go over topics such as:
- Susan's journey and what inspired her to write a book on siblings conflict.
- How mediation meets 3D Parent Approach.
- Why meditation is preferred over arbitration as solution to sibling fighting.
- Collateral benefits of mediation.
While siblings fighting is a common occurrence in a household, many parents are struggling more than ever with increasing conflicts due to the stay-at-home set-up that we have today. If you are having a hard time dealing with mediation around your home, maybe it's time for you to explore Susan's philosophies and guidelines so you'll be equipped with the knowledge and skills necessary to help children of all ages navigate their own conflicts.
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RAISING KIDS IN A SCREEN-FILLED WORLD PART 1: HOW MUCH AND WHEN?
The 3D Parent Podcast
11/08/20 • 38 min
This week on the 3D Parent Podcast, I'm going to dive into an overdue topic, raising kids in a screen-filled world. It has become one of the most prevalent topics that parents think about, and probably will continue to do so. I'm going to share personal narratives, as well as questions to ask yourself, in terms of how to deal with screen time in your household.
We will go over topics such as:
- My family’s journey on navigating the screen-filled world including the highs and lows
- My personal insights, reflections, and learning in dealing with screen time
- Essential questions you need ask yourself when it comes to deciding your family’s rules and regulations on screen time
There is not a one size fits all recommendation in terms of dealing with a screen-filled world. Each situation will look a bit different for each family, so remember that the decision on screen time and gadget-restrictions should always depend on what works for you and your family members. As this is only the first part of this particular topic, feel free to share your particular concerns so we can address that in upcoming episodes.
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HAVE YOURSELF A MERRY COVID CHRISTMAS
The 3D Parent Podcast
12/06/20 • 33 min
“This is the year where you can be making, baking, watching things and reading things because you're not as scheduled and you have more time. Let's take advantage of the benefits that come from a less scheduled holiday season.”
This week on the 3D Parent Podcast, I will be talking about alternative ways to have yourself a merry COVID Christmas this year. With the restrictions in place, this year's Christmas surely won't feel the same. That doesn't mean families can’t get creative and find new ways to still experience the magical holiday spirit!
We will go over topics such as:
- New activities families can explore to create new holiday traditions
- Creative turnarounds to still enjoy traditional holiday activities while maintaining safety and keeping social distancing
- Possible ideas to get you started on your very own holiday bucket list
With lockdowns and safety restrictions, the holidays don't seem so fun and exciting as before. Thankfully, there are many resources for us to explore so that we can keep our family safe and still celebrate holidays with joy and excitement.
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EARLY SOCIALIZATION OF YOUNG CHILDREN
The 3D Parent Podcast
12/13/20 • 21 min
“You don’t need to seek out preschools and daycare for your children to become socialized. It can still be a great fit for your family but remember it’s not something you need to do.”
This week on the 3D Parent Podcast, I will be talking about young children and their socialization needs. I want to address a few myths, one of the biggest being, that daycares and preschools are the way to develop your children socially. I will also dive into the importance of the adults your children are surrounded by, and the role this plays in the socialization development.
We will go over topics such as:
- How peer interactions are not key to early socialization of young children.
- Weighing the pros and cons of a daycare or preschool environment for your child.
- The main ways your child is influenced to develop socialization skills.
My hope is that this episode brings you peace of mind if you are a parent who has been feeling pressure to put your child in a preschool or daycare environment simply to promote socialization. Remember, you are what your child needs in order for them to reach their full potential!
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ENCOURAGING EMPATHY IN CHILDREN
The 3D Parent Podcast
09/06/20 • 22 min
“We as parents, as our children's first teachers, we're the ones that can do the work to plant those seeds of empathy for our own children.”
This week on the 3D Parent Podcast, I'm going to share some tips that you can implement in your own family to create an environment of empathy. I am also going to talk about things that might be getting in the way of your child's development of empathy.
Some of the topics covered in this episode include:
- The definition of empathy.
- Why empathy can't be taught and why children don't have the concept of empathy at an early age.
- Tips on how to create an environment of empathy.
- Four steps from Dr. Deborah MacNamara to keep our children's hearts soft.
While children are born primed with empathy, it takes a loving and supporting environment to help develop those empathetic instincts within them. The key to understanding empathy is to accept that they cannot be taught. It is a delicate blend of children's innate capacity, environment, and upbringing. So I encourage parents to reevaluate the environment where they raise their child and analyze whether it is a viable environment for empathy to grow and flourish.
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#102 Motivating Unmotivated Children
The 3D Parent Podcast
04/22/24 • 50 min
Description:
Does your child drag their feet when it's time to hit the books or complete chores? Or do you ever find yourself scratching your head, wondering how to get them out of bed in the morning or to convince them to maintain basic hygiene habits? Whatever the case, motivation isn't always easy, even for adults. We all have moments when we struggle to find the drive to tackle certain tasks. So how can we make sense of this challenge when it arises in our children? That's precisely what we're going to uncover today!
In this episode, we'll explore the various factors that can contribute to a child's lack of motivation. From neurodivergent conditions like ADHD and autism to social challenges, learning disabilities, and even mental health issues like anxiety and depression.But more importantly, we'll discuss:
- The pitfalls of lecturing, shaming, minimizing the child's struggles, and engaging in power struggles.
- Understanding the concept of neuroplasticity and how positive thoughts and beliefs can wire the brain for positivity.
- The importance of deep connections between parents and children and how we can use this connection to foster a sense of purpose, and empower children to find their own solutions.
- Introducing the concept of a Motivation Menu as a tool to enhance motivation, energy, and focus by incorporating activities that stimulate the release of dopamine.
Let's dive in and discover how we can help our children unlock their potential and embrace a more motivated approach to life. Tune in to learn how you can make a positive difference in your child's journey toward greater motivation and fulfillment.
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Episode Resources:
***CLICK HERE TO DOWNLOAD YOUR MOTIVATION MENU COPY***
Article: https://drsandygluckman.com/why-your-child-is-unmotivated-and-what-to-do-about-it/
Jessica McCabe Video: “How to Give Your Brain the Stimulation it Needs”.
Article: https://www.parentingforbrain.com/how-to-get-kids-to-do-chores/
Article: https://www.edutopia.org/article/reframing-rewire-student-brains/#
SHOWNOTES: In this episode of the 3D Parent podcast, we're going to delve into this common challenge, exploring the various reasons why children may struggle with motivation and, most importantly, what we can do to support them.Before we jump into solutions, let's remember that struggling with motivation is a common issue, and it doesn't mean that your child is destined for a lifetime of apathy. By understanding the root causes and implementing some practical tips, we can help ignite that spark of motivation within them.
So, why might your child be lacking motivation?...
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FAQ
How many episodes does The 3D Parent Podcast have?
The 3D Parent Podcast currently has 103 episodes available.
What topics does The 3D Parent Podcast cover?
The podcast is about Society & Culture, Parenting, Kids & Family, Podcasts and Relationships.
What is the most popular episode on The 3D Parent Podcast?
The episode title '#98 Tackling Hoarding Habits in Kids' is the most popular.
What is the average episode length on The 3D Parent Podcast?
The average episode length on The 3D Parent Podcast is 36 minutes.
How often are episodes of The 3D Parent Podcast released?
Episodes of The 3D Parent Podcast are typically released every 7 days.
When was the first episode of The 3D Parent Podcast?
The first episode of The 3D Parent Podcast was released on Dec 1, 2019.
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