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What would you do if your child encountered something shameful—like stumbling across porn at a friend’s house? Moments like these are shaping the next generation in ways most parents aren’t prepared for. In this episode, Addi ... Show More
Jan 22
What Our Teens Wish We Knew
Our teens don't need fixing—they need our connection. Addison and Juli sit down with their teens for an honest, eye-opening conversation about what parents often miss—social media pressure, identity struggles, and the deep need for real connection. Their kids, Asher and Sophia, s ... Show More
44m 35s
Feb 2024
Parenting Is Not for the Faint of Heart
Feelings that aren't spoken out will be acted out. So, when actions speak louder than words, that’s your cue to dig a little deeper. In today’s episode, Mark Gregston and Wayne Shepherd encourage parents to move toward their teens during challenging times rather than pulling away ... Show More
13m 4s
Jun 2025
The Follow-Up: Unlearning and Re-parenting Together
This episode is personal.
My husband and I sit down for an open, honest, and vulnerable conversation about what it means to reparent ourselves while raising our son. It’s a raw look at how childhood experiences—good and bad—shape us as adults, and how we can consciously break ha ... Show More
17m 6s
Apr 2025
I Mustache Mark a Question: Controversial Conversations
Difficult conversations with teens can be uncomfortable, but avoiding them isn’t the answer. In today’s episode, Mark Gregston encourages parents to embrace tough discussions with confidence, covering complex topics like discrimination and sensitive family dynamics. He also offer ... Show More
20m 46s
<p><a target="_blank" href="https://www.buzzsprout.com/twilio/text_messages/1255388/open_sms">Send us a text</a></p><p>Do you ever hear your child say things like, <em>“I’m such a bad kid”</em> or <em>“I’ll never be good at this”</em> and your heart sinks because you don’t know w ... Show More