Raising Parents: The Parenting Science Insights podcast

Erin Leonard: Secure Attachment Explained, With Practical Parenting Tips | Raising Parents #97

The secure attachment style has been known to shape a child’s confidence, resilience, and relationship skills, creating a foundation for lifelong well-being. Yet, it can

Talia Ritondo, M.A., PhD(c): We Need to Talk About Postpartum Well-Being | Raising Parents #96

Postpartum well-being isn’t just about physical recovery; it’s a transformative phase packed with identity shifts, emotional hurdles, and mental struggles. This week on R

Beth Kurland, Ph.D.: A Parent’s Guide to Self-Regulation | Raising Parents #94

Navigating the daily ups and downs of raising children can be challenging — especially when big emotions and stress take the center stage. This week on Raising Parents: T

Dr. Langis Michaud OD. MS.: How Screen Time Affects a Child's Vision | Raising Parents #95

In this episode of Raising Parents we dive into the topic of vision and how screen time, among other factors, can affect this. Guest Dr. Langis Michaud OD. MS. joins host

Rachael Cody, Ph.D.: Why Self-Discovery is Vital for a Child's Independence | Raising Parents #93

In this episode, host Sarah Stancombe talks with Educational Psychology expert Rachael Cody, Ph.D. about self-discovery, values, identity, and future planning—and why the

Vanessa LoBue, Ph.D.: How Infants Develop Emotional Responses | Raising Parents #92

Every smile, giggle, and tear tells a story about your baby’s emotional world. So, this week on Raising Parents: The Parenting Science Insights Podcast, host Marie Stella

Kara Hoppe MA, MFT: How Being Better Partners Makes You Better Parents | Raising Parents #91

Strong, healthy partnerships don’t just benefit the adults — they serve as a model for, and shape the lives of, children, too. This week on Raising Parents: The Parenting

Andrea Mathews: The Intersection of Authenticity and The Bully Identity | Raising Parents #90

Every child deserves the freedom to be their true self. But for many, childhood can be clouded by bullying — either as victims, or those labeled as ‘bullies’. This week o

Rachel Schichtl Ph.D., RD, CFCS, FAND: Solid Foods in Infant Nutrition | Raising Parents #89

Introducing solid foods is a transformative milestone in an infant’s growth. This week on Raising Parents: The Parenting Science Insights Podcast, host Marie Stella inter

Danielle Render Turmaud, M.S., NCC: Parenting Through Trauma and Healing | Raising Parents #88

Healing from trauma as a parent is vital — not just for your own well-being, but for the little ones. This week on Raising Parents: The Parenting Science Insights Podcast

Chris Gilbert, MD, Ph.D.: Gestalt Family Dynamics & Food Relationships | Raising Parents #87

Family life often gets overshadowed by busy schedules and digital distractions. But did you know that the way we interact around food can affect our family dynamics, rela

Carol Hughes, Ph.D., LMFT: The Coparenting Blueprint for Strong Families | Raising Parents #86

Strong coparenting not only eases transitions for kids, but also lays the groundwork for resilient, thriving families — regardless of living arrangements or relationship

Peg O’Connor: Adolescent Morality and Future Character | Raising Parents #85

Adolescence is not only a time of rapid change and self-discovery, but also a pivotal season for shaping moral values and building the foundation of future character. Thi

Michael Karson: Positive Discipline in Parenting | Raising Parents #84

Every parent hopes their child grows into a kind, confident, and resilient individual, but how we guide our children through discipline can make all the difference. This

Riccardo Dalle Grave, M.D.: Parental Support After CBT for Eating Disorders | Raising Parents #83

Cognitive behavioral therapy (CBT) has gained recognition as a highly effective treatment for eating disorders in young people, but what comes next can be just as challen

Maria Gartstein, Ph.D.: Postpartum Well-being — Impact on Mom and Baby | Raising Parents #82

The postpartum period is a profound time of change for mothers and their babies, shaping the foundation for lifelong health and development. So, this week on Raising Pare

Phil Reed: Parent-Teacher Communication — Addressing Stress and Perspectives | Raising Parents #81

Sending your child off to school for the first time can be a daunting and big step in their development. Parents must learn to let other people, such as teachers, care fo

Susan Heitler, Ph.D.: Empathetic Discipline for Effective Conflict Resolution | Raising Parents #80

Discipline is one of the most challenging aspects of parenting, especially when emotions run high during conflicts. But what if discipline could be an opportunity for con

Jonathan Santo, Ph.D.: Adolescents and sleep: Navigating the teen sleep cycle | Raising Parents #79

A child’s sleep cycle is an important part of keeping them healthy. There’s a lot more research these days pertaining to the different durations each age group should be

Ann Buscho, Ph.D.: Navigating Coparenting After Divorce and Blended Families | Raising Parents #78

A divorce may end your marriage to your partner, but your co-parenting relationship continues to affect your children — for better and worse. So, this week on Raising Par