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Where Parents Fear To Tread
Do parents worry more than ever? Social researcher and author Dr Rebecca Huntley explores the anxieties facing modern parents and carers. Are they justified or has the media blown them out of proportion? Talking to specialists and academics, this series aims to give real perspective on parental fears and whether we should be stressing less.
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5.0 stars from 10 ratings
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“Highly recommend this stimulating and insightful podcast on parenting. Full of realistic reflections that both validates the hard stuff and challenges your thinking, without being judgemental or condescending!”
Political Junkie8 via Apple Podcasts ·
Australia ·
01/01/17
Refreshing take on parenting
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“Well-researched and entertaining, great food for thought for parents who want to avoid scaremongering and other online hysteria.”
ZoeSado via Apple Podcasts ·
Australia ·
11/01/16
Great podcast
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“This podcast is so refreshing! It makes me feel less worried about the small stuff! Informed and fun to listen to.”
Henriette3443 via Apple Podcasts ·
Australia ·
10/24/16
Recent Episodes
Is there more fear in parenting now than ever before? And are these fears justified?
Published 10/24/16
Why is there more concerns about allergies now than when we were kids? What every parent and carer needs to know and do.
Published 10/23/16
At what age should a child use screens? And do they interfere with cognitive or social skills?
Published 10/23/16
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