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“Although some of the tips may seem obvious, the others are not. What is obvious to me might not be obvious to you. That is why this podcast is really good. As a first time mother of a 16 month old boy, I appreciate the tips that I can use for my toddler and I appreciate the tips that, even though they don't apply to me at the moment, I might use in the future. I like that the tips are simple and straightforward. Not all parents find it as easy as others, so having simple tips that remind you of common sense solutions are beneficial. I do hope that this podcast grows and expands but maintains its simplicity and common sense foundation. Blowing bubbles, a mighty mommy tip and something I never would have thought of to calm a temper tantrum, works brilliantly for me. So, just as every child does not react the same, every tip won't be one that works. However, this podcast does have thoughtful tips that are bound to prevoke creativity in the parenting of those who listen.”Read full review »
TuiSong41.10 via Apple Podcasts ·
United States of America ·
03/27/07
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“I really enjoyed this podcast. It is only short (as the name implies), so the tips are very general. So far, all the episodes that I have listened to focus on issues that relate to the parenting of babies and toddlers. I guess this may be because Mighty Mommy's own children are quite young....”Read full review »
Meegee via Apple Podcasts ·
Australia ·
09/21/07
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“This is a good podcast for new parents. I like the Q&D format but must warn parents that there is an unfortunate gender bias is many tips. The Mighty Mommy seems to believe that there must be a difference in the way we socialize children based on gender.”
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03/25/07
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“My son has just entered the lying phase so this quick tip is especially useful in handling his stories, and in preparing me for his younger brother's future fibs. Thanks Mighty Mommy!”Read full review »
Mama Koala via Apple Podcasts ·
Australia ·
05/25/07
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