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Episode 33: Dealing With Disappointment (& Uncomfortable Shoes)
I’m getting raw and real with you again today. I’m sharing a story that while, yes, it’s a first world problem, it…
Listen NowEpisode 32: Getting to the Heart of Time Management, Part 2 with Anna Dearmon Kornick
Anna Dearmon Kornick, Time Management Coach, is back for Part 2. (If you missed Part 1, go back and listen to Episode…
Listen NowEpisode 31: Getting to the Heart of Time Management, Part 1 with Anna Dearmon Kornick
The start of school, the fall, is a time for getting back into routines, hitting that reset button, and setting some goals.…
Listen NowEpisode 30: Are Sleepovers Safe?
You might have fond memories of sleepovers as a child, I know I do! It seems that now, sleepovers are much more…
Listen NowEpisode 29: Clean(er) Toxin-Free Living with Dr. Samantha Radford
Dr. Samantha Radford joins me on The Heartful Parent Podcast today. She is here to help us use a combination of scientific…
Listen NowEpisode 28: Connection-Based Feeding & Mealtimes with Julie Zivah
Today on The Heartful Parent Podcast we’re diving into a thought-provoking topic––food, eating, & how we’re feeding our children. Julie Zivah is…
Listen NowEpisode 27: Be Heartful & Mindful When Posting Pictures Online with Fareedah Shaheed
We all love to share and it has become second nature to post that cute or funny picture of our kiddos, but…
Listen NowEpisode 26: Strangers Aren't the Problem with Dr. Paul Renfro
This week, I have author and professor Dr. Paul Renfro with me to share thought-provoking evidence in the harm of the phrase…
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Christy Keating is a certified parent coach, positive discipline educator, and motivational speaker. She is the founder and CEO of The Heartful Parent Collective, which includes Heartful Parent Coaching, Savvy Parents Safe Kids, and Heartful Parent Academy.
The mother of two amazing daughters, Christy strives to build a happier, healthier world - one child, one parent, and one family at a time.