Parent School: The Podcast
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Wouldn’t it be handy if every baby came with an instruction manual? Instead, parents have to figure it all out as we go. From sleeping and feeding to play and development, everything is learned on the job. Parent School: The Podcast gives parents the opportunity to ask our experts all their most curly parenting questions - and get the answers they need to confidently make decisions that are the best for their family.
Want to ask our experts your own question? Join our Parent School Facebook Live every Thursday from 12.00-12.30pm (ADST) LIVE on the Babyology Facebook page and leave your question there.
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Dec 10, 2020
#7. Managing your anger with Karina Lane
This week on _Parent School: The Podcast _parenting coach Karina Lane addresses how we can manage our anger when we run out of patience. She answers the following questions:
* When you find yourself yelling at your three kids every day
* How to stop frustration escalating into anger
* How to deal with sibling rivalry in a public place
* Whether it's normal to end up yelling or crying every week
* How to lose the anger with a three-year-old who won't eat anything
* If it's normal to feel rage and fury after kids (that you never felt before)
* How to manage a marriage where the partner doesn't help at all
* When one child triggers you more than others
To book in a one-on-one session with Karina Lane, check out the Parent School powered by Babyology.
Want to ask our experts your own question? Join our *Parent School Facebook Live* every Thursday from 12.00-12.30pm (ADST) LIVE on the Babyology Facebook page and leave your question there. We will be back on January 28, 2021.
Dec 3, 2020
#6. Understanding speech development with Sonia Bestulic
This week on _Parent School: The Podcast_, speech pathologist Sonia Bestulic answers all your questions about how your child is speaking including:
* Whether growing up with several languages in the home will delay a child's speech development
* If it's normal for a two-and-a-half-year-old to only string two words together (and how to encourage fuller speech)
* If it's normal for a three-year-old to replace 'g' and 'k' with 'd' or 't'
* If a two-year-old should be speaking more than several words, and whether staying at home all day with only one other person may be holding her back
* Will a four-year-old grow out of a lisp?
* How to stop a five-year-old speaking for a two-year-old
* How to help a primary-school-aged child articulate their thoughts
If you’d like to connect with Sonia Bestulic for a screening session check out the Parent School powered by Babyology.
Want to ask our experts your own question? Join our *Parent School Facebook Live* every Thursday from 12.00-12.30pm (ADST) LIVE on the Babyology Facebook page and leave your question there.
Nov 26, 2020
#5. Sibling sleep with Leonie Clements
This week on _Parent School: The Podcast_ Mothercraft nurse Leonie Clements answers all your questions about how to get siblings to sleep including:
* Getting a three-month-old and 24-month-old to sleep at night
* How to transition a seven-month-old and 21-month-old to the same room
* Moving an unsettled six-month-old into the same bedroom as a three-year-old
* A two-and-a-half year old that dropped their much-needed sleep when a new baby arrived
* A three-year-old who has started co-sleeping since their little brother or sister came home
* A four-year-old scared of the dark whose night-light keeps his two-year-old brother awake
* A three-year-old who leaves his shared sibling room to get into bed with his mum and dad
If you'd like to connect with Leonie Clements or one of the Babyology experts, check out the Parent School powered by Babyology.
Want to ask our experts your own question? Join our *Parent School Facebook Live* every Thursday from 12.00-12.30pm (ADST) LIVE on the Babyology Facebook page and leave your question there.
Nov 19, 2020
#4. Toddler behaviour with Stephanie Wicker
This week on _Parent School: The Podcast_ toddler behaviour expert Stephanie Wicker answers all your questions about tricky toddler behaviour such as:
* A four-year-old who is embarrassingly rude
* A three-year-old who picks their nose and eats it
* A three-year-old who is being antagonistic towards another child
* A three-and-a-half-year-old who is swearing at daycare
* A three-and-a-half-year-old who is "helping" with their baby brother
If you'd like to connect with one of the Babyology experts, check out the Parent School powered by Babyology.
Want to ask our experts your own question? Join our *Parent School Facebook Live* every Thursday from 12.00-12.30pm (ADST) LIVE on the Babyology Facebook page and leave your question there.
Nov 12, 2020
#3. Parent wellbeing with Karina Lane
This week on _Parent School: The Podcast _parenting coach Karina Lane answers the following questions:
* Whether a pregnant woman should have her mother-in-law in the birthing suite
* Will a vaginal birth after a c-section be a better recovery?
* How to manage visitors from your extended family after childbirth
* How to prepare for the second birth in twelve months so that the recovery is better
* How to manage a newborn and toddler when you're suddenly single
* When is it possible to start exercising again after childbirth if you are usually very fit?To book in a one-on-one session with Karina Lane, check out the Parent School powered by Babyology.
Want to ask our experts your own question? Join our *Parent School Facebook Live* every Thursday from 12.00-12.30pm (ADST) LIVE on the Babyology Facebook page and leave your question there.
Nov 5, 2020
#2. First foods with Dr Jen Cohen
Every child is different, which is why it's helpful to speak to an expert about what's going on with your child. This week we chat with paediatric nutritionist and fussy eating expert Dr Jen Cohen about first foods. Jen dispels some myths about when you should be starting your child on solids and whether purees or baby-led-weaning is the way to go. She then answers some questions about when to start a baby on lumpy foods, whether it's okay to start a ten-month-old on family food and what to do about a ten-month-old who will only eat purees.
To book in a one-on-one session with one of our experts check out Parent School, powered by Babyology.
Nov 4, 2020
#1. Toddler sleep with Leonie Clements
Children don't come with a manual and books don't always have the answers you're trying to find. This week on Parent School the podcast, host Shevonne Hunt speaks to Mothercraft nurse Leonie Clements about toddler sleep. Leonie helps parents with the following challenges: A two year old 'perfect sleeper' who has regressed, a one and three-and-a-half-year-old who both need their parents to lie next to them as they fall asleep, a breastfed toddler who wakes up through the night and a 16-month-old who has started waking between midnight and two am every night.
To book in a one-on-one session with Leonie Clements check out the Parent School powered by Babyology.
Nov 2, 2020
Welcome to Parent School: The Podcast
Wouldn’t it be handy if every baby came with an instruction manual? Instead, parents have to figure it all out as we go. From sleeping and feeding to play and development, everything is learned on the job. Parent School: The Podcast gives parents the opportunity to ask our experts all their most curly parenting questions - and get the answers they need to confidently make decisions that are the best for their family.
Want to ask our experts your own question? Join our Parent School Facebook Live every Thursday from 12.00-12.30pm (ADST) LIVE on the Babyology Facebook page and leave your question there.