
We were never given a manual on how to parent. It is easy to get overwhelmed to know the right thing to do. There is so much contradictory information out there and everyone has their own advice. Parenting is a rewarding but messy, confusing, infuriating, guilt-inducing, and overwhelming journey. While it's easy to get lost, Andrew Stewart, a real dad, and Dr. Caroline Buzanko, a real mom, child p... more
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 192 | Founded | 4 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | Kids & FamilyParenting | |||

The holidays are supposed to be joyful—but for many families, they quietly amplify stress, overwhelm, and emotional reactivity.
In this special crossover episode with Parents of the Year podcast, Dr. Caroline and her husband Andrew step away from “p... more
Phones were supposed to make life easier. Instead, many parents feel like they’re raising kids alongside a slot machine that lives in everyone’s pocket.
In this powerful Parents of the Year episode, Andrew and Caroline sit down with MJ Murray Vachon... more
Boredom gets a bad reputation in modern parenting. Kids hate it, adults avoid it, and screens are always within reach to fill the quiet.
In this Parents of the Year episode, Andrew and Caroline pull back the curtain on what boredom really does for ... more
Andrew and Caroline discuss how much our own self-awareness as parents shape the way our kids turn out?
From yelling regrets and chore battles this episode blends humour with honest reflection. They explore how everyday reactions, no matter how big ... more
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Loved the episode about perfectionism and the actionable steps and awareness. A great convo with a relaxed vibe from
Folks who have experience and who have the education. Can’t wait to listen to more episodes.
Caroline and Andy are a power couple navigating life, kids and relationship with humour, consideration and mutual love and respect. A great example for so many.
I have to admit that I know Caroline, and I was so excited that she launched this podcast with her husband. They’re funny, relatable (although they’re setting a high bar! Who wouldn’t want a relationship like that with their spouse). Every episode gives me something to think about and something to try to become a better parent to our daughter.
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Apple Podcasts | #195 |
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