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Parenting for Thought

Parenting for Thought

De: Emry Kettle Child Behavior Specialist
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Parenting for Thought is a podcast for curious, compassionate grownups raising (and becoming) better humans. Hosted by child behavior specialist Emry Kettle, each episode explores what it actually takes to parent with clarity, connection, and intention — without shame, pressure, or perfection. Through real conversations with guests and personal reflections, Emry dives into the messy, meaningful parts of parenting — from power struggles and neurodivergence to emotional regulation and inner child healing. Whether you’re deep in the toddler trenches or rethinking your parenting approach from the ground up, you’ll find grounded insights, practical tools, and just the right amount of gentle swearing. Come for the validation. Stay for the growth.Copyright 2024 All rights reserved. Crianza y Familias Relaciones
Episodios
  • Claiming Your Space: Invisible Labor and Your Home
    Jul 22 2025

    Professional organizer George Tanner joins Emry to unpack what clutter really represents—and how organizing your home is deeply entwined with gender, parenting, neurodivergence, and societal pressure. From dishwasher arguments to invisible labor, this episode is a heart-opening reminder that reclaiming your space is reclaiming your power.

    Learn more or work with George: www.simplifybygeorge.com Follow her on Instagram: @simplifybygeorge

    Connect with Emry and explore parenting resources: www.emrykettle.com Follow along at @emrykettle.coach

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    45 m
  • Music: Not Just a Playlist, but Coping Strategies and Healing
    Jul 21 2025

    What even is music therapy—and why does it matter to parents? In this heart-filled episode, Emry sits down with music psychotherapist Al Hoberman to explore how music supports connection, regulation, and resilience in everyday life. From singing in the bath to powering through surgery with Idina Menzel on loop, they unpack how music lives in our bones, our memories, and our relationships. Whether you’re raising kids, healing your nervous system, or just trying to survive the day—this episode offers both soulful insight and practical tools.

    03:05 – What is music therapy? 07:20 – Music as our first language 10:20 – Emry’s cancer and music story 16:10 – How music held every emotion 21:00 – Songs from childhood as connection 26:20 – Helping kids transition with music 29:45 – Music as regulation for parents Find out more about Al Hoberman: https://www.soundbalancetherapy.com/ Learn more about working with Emry Kettle: https://www.emrykettle.com/

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    35 m
  • Letting Go to Show Up: Identity, Self-Care & Parenting with Kristin Schmoke
    May 17 2025

    Welcome back to Parenting for Thought! In this episode, we chat with Kristin Schmoke, a seasoned teacher and parent coach with over 25 years of experience. Kristen discusses her diverse teaching background, the concept of parent fragility, and the importance of self-care in parenting. We explore the impact of regional and cultural differences on parenting styles and dive into the challenges parents face in letting go of old identities to foster better relationships with their children. Join us for an enlightening conversation packed with laughter, insights, and practical tips for becoming the best parent you can be!

    00:00 Introduction and Guest Introduction

    01:41 Kristin's Background and Experience

    02:51 Regional Parenting Differences

    06:03 Parent Fragility and Coaching Challenges

    08:19 Generational Growth and Identity

    20:26 Discipline vs. Punishment

    21:56 The Importance of Self-Care for Parents

    32:47 Systemic Challenges in Parenting

    35:08 Conclusion and Contact Information

    Find Kristin here

    www.kristinschmoke.com

    www.instagram.com/kristin.schmoke.parenting

    Find Emry here

    www.emrykettle.com

    www.instagram/emrykettle.coach

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    36 m
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