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The Simplicity Parenting Podcast with Kim John Payne
Kim John Payne/Center for Social Sustainability
Behind The Music Biz
Raised Rowdy
Behind The Music Biz
Raised Rowdy
Divorce Happens
Fresh Starts Registry
Der Radio TEDDY-Nachrichtenpodcast des Tages
Radio TEDDY
הרב שי עובד
הרב שי עובד
人性的弱点-解读分享
终身都要成长
Coach John Daly - Coach to Expect Success - Podcasts
Coach John Daly
The Thinking Mind Podcast: Psychiatry & Psychotherapy
The Thinking Mind Podcast
The Yegi Project
Yegi Saryan
Life Point
Tom Dougherty
Kevinvin Sleepy Japanese | 日本語リスニング
Kevin Tamura Bjorge
Let's Pause
Mark & Jeff
Evidence 4 Faith
Michael Lane
Traffic Tube Secrets Podcast
Paul Murphy
PEANUTS Dictionary
ZIP-FM Podcast
Show Me The Money Club
Sergio and Chris
Mindful Paths Podcast
Nick Day & Hari Kalymnios
Dance To Heal Podcast
Jenny C. Cohen
Designing with Love
Jackie Pelegrin
Restart Hope
Joel Sikha
When Life Gives You Lemons
Kevin & Palmi Henry
Big Talk About Small Business
Big Talk About Small Business
Gardening Inside Out
Gardening Inside Out
Good Thinking: Daily Positive Affirmations & Growth Mindset
Just Curious Media
Moe or Less!
Maurice I. Jones
Australian Daily Tanya with R' Yossi Paltiel
Inside Chassidus
Captivate the Mic: Master Public Speaking & Video, Build Confidence and Boost Visibility
Elaine Williams
Practical Advice from the Scriptures
Anissa Cooke
She Counts
Questian Telka, EA & Nancy McClelland, CPA
Her Boss Brain
Pallavi Jain
Say Less Podcast
Jose Arrellano
7 Good Minutes
Clyde Lee Dennis
IELTS Band 9
IELTS Band 9
Hamza Selfimprovement
Adonis Gang
The Paper Outpost - The Joy of Junk Journals!
Pam at The Paper Outpost
Diario de un CEO con Steven Bartlett
Steven Bartlett
Éducation
Kim John Payne/Center for Social Sustainability
In this episode, Kim John Payne reflects on something elusive but essential: the space between parent and child. He describes this space as being alive, not a void to be filled with words or busyness, but a conduit throu...
In this episode, Kim John Payne addresses the daily challenge of getting children to do difficult but regular tasks like music practice and homework. He introduces the "grit sandwich" principle: soft on both ends with fi...
In this episode, Kim John Payne addresses a common point of derailment in family life: when a child's impulses and desires collide with the needs of the larger family. He explains that children, especially young ones, la...
In this episode, Kim John Payne offers a quick overview of the Soul of Discipline framework and then focuses on a common confusion in the early years: the difference between being a governor and being an advisor. He expl...
In this episode, Kim John Payne welcomes longtime colleague and Simplicity Parenting coach Laura Carlin for the first of a four-part conversation on decluttering. Laura introduces what she calls "the decluttering secret"...
In this episode, Kim John Payne addresses how constant news exposure erodes our ability to be present with our children. He explains that modern news cycles, with autoplay, doom scrolling, and half-hourly updates, repeat...
In this episode, Kim John Payne explores how families can navigate changes in rhythms while still preserving the security that predictability provides. He explains that when a regular caregiver is unavailable for bath ti...
In this episode, Kim John Payne explores how small, repeated household rituals build both motor skills and a sense of competency in children. He explains that micro rhythms (the little "hows" of daily life like setting t...
In this monthly episode of Simplicity Parenting, Kim John Payne explores the difference between asking children to say sorry and helping them genuinely make things right. While acknowledging that saying sorry has value, ...
In this episode, Kim John Payne explores how parents can set clear, loving boundaries in ways that truly reach their children. He explains that when we slow our speech and lower our tone, children are better able to proc...
In this final part of the five-part Emotionally Resilient Tweens and Teens series, Kim John Payne concludes “Annika’s Story,” the true account of a middle school girl learning to reclaim her sense of self after a painful...
In this fourth part of the five-part Emotionally Resilient Tweens and Teens series, Kim John Payne continues reading from “Annika’s Story,” following the seventh grader as she becomes more deeply entangled in her desire ...
In this third part of the five-part series on Emotionally Resilient Tweens and Teens, Kim John Payne reads aloud “Annika’s Story” from the book he co-authored with Luis Fernando Llosa. The story follows Annika, a seventh...
In this second part of the five-part series on Emotionally Resilient Tweens and Teens, Kim John Payne continues exploring how parents can guide children through difficult social experiences. Drawing from Chapter Four of ...
This episode is the first in a five-part series drawn from Kim John Payne’s book Emotionally Resilient Tweens and Teens, co-authored with Luis Fernando Llosa. As part of the lead-up to his upcoming Emotionally Resilient ...
In the final part of their conversation, Kim and Dr. Freed shift from exposing the harms of persuasive technology to offering practical solutions. Kim introduces the idea of “four connections” as a foundation for a healt...
In the second installment of their conversation, Kim and Dr. Freed take a deeper look at how powerful interests influence public understanding of screens, particularly through organizations that claim to promote children...
In this first part of a three-part fire side style chat, Kim John Payne speaks with leading psychologist Dr. Richard Freed about the growing influence of persuasive design in modern digital technology. Dr. Freed shares h...
In this episode, Kim highlights the importance of previewing and “getting out ahead” of difficult moments before they escalate. Whether it’s a grumpy morning with a young child or a teenager returning home with restraint...
Kim addresses the common parenting dilemma of whether to correct a child’s behavior or let it go. He gently challenges the popular idea of “choosing your battles,” suggesting that framing these moments as battles may not...
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