Simple Families
A podcast by Denaye Barahona Ph.D.
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340 Episodes
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SFP 155: Simple Happy Parenting [The First Chapter of My New Book]
Published: 24/04/2019 -
SFP 154: Simplifying Parenthood [with Nicole Smith]
Published: 17/04/2019 -
SFP 153: Simple Living + Free-Range Parenting with Big Kids [with Tsh Oxenreider of The Art of Simple]
Published: 10/04/2019 -
SFP 152: The Fear of Underparenting
Published: 27/03/2019 -
SFP 151: The Comparison Game [with Erica Layne of The Life on Purpose Movement]
Published: 20/03/2019 -
SFP 150: Tips on Choosing Childcare + My Experience with the Au Pair Program
Published: 13/03/2019 -
SFP 149: The Science Behind Outdoor Play + Movement [with Carla Hannaford Ph.D.]
Published: 6/03/2019 -
SFP 148: Getting Kids Outside in ALL Types of Weather [with Linda from Rain or Shine Mamma]
Published: 27/02/2019 -
SFP 147: Mothering Without A Village [with Lora Amigo]
Published: 20/02/2019 -
SFP 146: International Perspectives in Parenting [with Devishobha Chandramouli of Kidskintha]
Published: 13/02/2019 -
SFP 145: Q&A – Why Do Some Kids Turn into Angry Zombies with Screen Time?
Published: 6/02/2019 -
SFP 144: Talking to Young Kids about Sex [with Amy Lang of Birds+Bees+Kids]
Published: 30/01/2019 -
SFP 143: Q&A – How do you handle when your parenting choices clash with others?
Published: 23/01/2019 -
SFP 142: Organization for Everyone [with Rachel Rosenthal]
Published: 16/01/2019 -
SFP 141: Q&A – Can you tell us more about your 2019 resolution?
Published: 9/01/2019 -
SFP 140: Slow Resolutions [with Erin Loechner]
Published: 2/01/2019 -
SFP 139: Q&A – How Do I Get My Kid to Play Independently?
Published: 27/12/2018 -
SFP 138: Q&A – Is Your Social Media Actually Real Life?
Published: 18/12/2018 -
SFP 137: Let’s Stop Hurrying our Children [with Janet Lansbury]
Published: 12/12/2018 -
SFP 136: Taking the Road Less Traveled [with Rachel from Sage Parenting]
Published: 4/12/2018
Simple Families offers solutions for living well with children. In this show, we focus on child behavior, positive parenting, family wellness, and decreasing the mental load. As a Mama with a doctorate in Child Development, Denaye’s perspectives are grounded in research, but more importantly real life.