Mastermind Parenting Podcast
About
Welcome to Randi Rubenstein’s Mastermind Parenting Podcast. So, the big question is this - How do parents like us know that we aren’t messing up the biggest role of our lives, especially when we happen to have a strong-willed kiddo that is constantly pushing our buttons? We’ve all heard that kids don’t come with a manual, so how can we know for sure that we are saying the right things or that we’re getting this parenting thing right. On this podcast for parents of toddlers to teens, we’ll be giving you real tools you can use right away so that your kids will feel like they can talk to you about absolutely anything and everything. At Mastermind Parenting, we believe when your thoughts grow, the conversations in your home flow. This podcast will help you make a crucial shift in your home from the old lecturing style to convos that feel collaborative, connecting and most importantly…PRODUCTIVE.
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Randi Rubenstein
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Episodes(3)
Getting Real About Kids and Screens (with Ash Brandin)
Parents have questions about phones, tablets, video games…essentially all the screen time things. You might ask yourself: What age is too young to give them their own device? How do I get them to turn it off without fighting? How much time is too much? Am I a bad mom if I not only allow, but sometim
When Your Kid Is Heading Down A Dark Path (with Lisa Katona Smith)
Finding out your child is heading down the path of drugs or alcohol are some of the darkest days imaginable. What do you do when the person you love the most is self-destructing? My guest this time is Lisa Katona Smith. She’s a teacher, author, and mom who knows all about the fear of seeing a child
How a Dedicated Dad Helped His Son Transcend A Diagnosis (with Leland Vittert)
We’ve come a long way in understanding how neurodivergence expresses itself in kids, compared to when I became a new mom. But even now, an Autism diagnosis can feel like some of the most dreaded words imaginable to a parent. Can you fathom what it was like for parents in the 1980s? Leland Vittert ca