There are a lot of things that go on with mom’s body after baby that simply don’t get talked about a lot.
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22. How the hell do we answer that?
How the hell do I answer that? You know when someone asks you something and it sends you into a tailspin? Yeah. Us too.
21. Well-fed, well-read. Raising well-rounded kids.
Holly loves to introduce her family to different cultures. So much so, that when she had the opportunity to move her family to China – she did!
20. When baby comes too early. The preemie that beat all odds.
Counting the ounces. Tina joins us to share her incredible story of her miracle baby, born 1lb, 10oz nearly 30 years ago! This is a story about overcoming the odds and advocating for your child.
19. Beyond sunscreen. Protecting your family’s skin, even inside.
Protecting your skin goes beyond putting sunscreen on when you go outside. Hear about why you and you kids should be wearing protection inside!
18. Finding your light. From surviving to thriving
Alcohol was her favorite place to hide. She almost gave up her life. This is Michelle’s story of courage, vitality and a will to live for her family.
17. Do they know you love them even if they lose?
Beyond the game. Parenting tips from the field, the court, the stage or wherever you child goes after school. We sit down with pastor, youth sports coach and dad, Tony Miltenberger.
16. Good touch, bad touch. How to talk to your kids.
This is an expanded Minute with Mike, our Licensed Independent Social Worker. We discuss how to talk to your kids about inappropriate touch and what warning signs parents should be on the lookout for.
15. Hidden in plain sight. When teaching becomes touching.
A mother’s fight for justice for her daughter. This is Stephanie’s story of how she found out about her daughter’s gym teacher inappropriately touching her and her classmates on school grounds. It’s a story of anger, outrage and a relentless fight parents are taking on for their girls.
14. She’s black. We’re white. We talked about it.
“I just don’t want people to be afraid of my kids.” A powerful conversation about race, parenting and how we can do better with former news anchor and community volunteer Marsha Bonhart.
