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The Apparently Parent Podcast

The Apparently Parent Podcast

Eran Katz

Parenting - it's both wonderful and nerve-wracking. But you can break that cycle!If you are a parent who wants to find balance and get to the end of the day with a smile on your face, if you want to understand your children and yourself better, and if you want to lead your family into calm waters while having fun doing so, this is the podcast for you.Hi, I'm Eran Katz. I'm a Clinical Psychologist and Parenting Counsellor, Attachment Researcher, and family man. In this show, I combine the art of parenting with the science of psychology.Every Thursday I share with you my unique perspective on attachment-based, mindful and positive parenting, with actionable tips and techniques. I also answer your own personal parenting questions and interview innovative parenting experts that'll help you be the best parent you can.
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"Please put your shoes on already!" - is that situation familiar? Do you find yourself asking your children to do things over and over again? Do you resort to threats or bribes? Are you already exhausted from the ongoing struggle?

Yes, the struggle is real. But in fact, it shouldn't be THAT hard. If only you would know some basic ways to ask your children to do something and actually want to cooperate... Well, this is what I teach you in this episode of The Apparently Parent Podcast.

No, this is no magic formula! And you can't make your children 100% compliant (and who would want that anyway?). What you will learn is to differentiate between an instruction and a request, when to use each type and how.

Using what you learn in this episode will help you get the cooperation of your children in a much calmer way, and even empower them every now and then.

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The Apparently Parent Podcast - Ep 47 - You're Setting Your Goals Wrong

Ep 47 - You're Setting Your Goals Wrong

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01/07/21 • 22 min

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Have you ever set a new year's resolution and failed to achieve it? Well, there's a reason for that, and it has to do with how connected you are to your values.
In this episode, I will show you what values really mean, and why it is so important to be connected to your real values. You'll see how it will help you be a better parent and weather emotional storms, and basically build a richer and more meaningful life.
If you want my free training on finding your values and building an action plan to achieve them, click here.

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The Apparently Parent Podcast - Ep. 57 - Context is King

Ep. 57 - Context is King

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07/15/21 • 36 min

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The Apparently Parent Podcast - Ep. 24 - Help Your Child "Get" Money, with Chris Farrell
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07/23/20 • 54 min

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How comfortable are you with the concept of money and finances? How comfortable do you want your kids to be? If you're anything like me, you'd like your kids to understand money better, and be more comfortable around it than you. And this EXACTLY what my guest today will do for you.
Chris Farrell is one of the founders of FUNancial Freedom, a program aimed at 7-17 years old with the goal of helping them be more financially smart. In our conversation, Chris talks about what's wrong with the financial education our children receive, and how this program could help you and them make money a positive part of their lives.
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The Apparently Parent Podcast - EP. 67 - 9 Ways to Raising Confident Children (Part 1)
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10/14/21 • 29 min

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When asked, many parents say they want their children to be confident. But what does confidence even mean? And how can you nurture this trait in them?
This is part 1 of this special episode where I share 9 principles for raising confident children. Don't forget to subscribe and get the next part as soon as it comes out.

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The Apparently Parent Podcast - Ep. 42 - Ending 2020 with Gratitude (Encore episode)
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11/26/20 • 14 min

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This episode was originally aired in March 2020, when the covid just started to show its face around the world. Now, as it is Thanksgiving of 2020, which means we are about to close off this year, I thought it's a good time to go back to this talk. Why? Because as crazy, unprecedented, and unpredictable this year had been, we would be wise to see the good alongside the bad.
In the episode, I explain why gratitude is such an important trait to cultivate for both our mental and physical well-being and how you can start bringing more gratitude into your lives starting today.

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The Apparently Parent Podcast - Ep. 37 - The Happy Child with Matt Larson

Ep. 37 - The Happy Child with Matt Larson

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10/22/20 • 48 min

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Can you learn better parenting skills from an app?
Matt Larson thinks so, and he created such an app.
Matt is one of the founders of The Human Improvement Project, a non-profit organization that created two apps that help learn the foundations of the child-parent relationship.
In this episode, I'm talking to Matt about his mission to help parents improve their skills and how a tech-wiz turned out to be the founder of a parenting knowledge app.
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How many episodes does The Apparently Parent Podcast have?

The Apparently Parent Podcast currently has 74 episodes available.

What topics does The Apparently Parent Podcast cover?

The podcast is about Parenting, Kids & Family, Psychology, Child Psychology, Podcasts, Social Sciences, Science, Parenthood and Mindfulness.

What is the most popular episode on The Apparently Parent Podcast?

The episode title 'Ep. 68 - Embracing Conflicts' is the most popular.

What is the average episode length on The Apparently Parent Podcast?

The average episode length on The Apparently Parent Podcast is 32 minutes.

How often are episodes of The Apparently Parent Podcast released?

Episodes of The Apparently Parent Podcast are typically released every 7 days.

When was the first episode of The Apparently Parent Podcast?

The first episode of The Apparently Parent Podcast was released on Jan 20, 2020.

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