• Joyful Courage for Parenting Teens

  • Written by: Casey O'Roarty
  • Podcast
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Joyful Courage for Parenting Teens

Written by: Casey O'Roarty
  • Summary

  • The Joyful Courage for Parenting Teens Podcast is a place for inspiration, education and entertainment. You are not alone, the terrain of adolescence is messy... I am your host, Casey O'Roarty, and I am honored to get to share conversations with leading parenting experts about challenges that show up while we raise our kids. We don't hold back here - all topics are on the table. You will hear interviews and solo shows centering risky behavior such as substance use and sexual development, as well as convos that deep dive into development and nurturing relationship. If you love what you hear, leave a review! This helps others find the show. If you are looking for more, head over to my website www.besproutable.com/teens/ for more information about online and live classes. Thank you for listening!
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Episodes
  • Eps 497: Inclusivity through fashion with Elizabeth Brunner
    Jun 17 2024
    My guest today is Elizabeth Brunner, the founder of StereoType Kids, a gender-inclusive fashion brand inspired by her boy/girl twins. Elizabeth shares her story, what gender-inclusivity means to her, and what blended fashion is. We talk on unlearning social norms & gender stereotypes, and I share a surprising story of a time this came up for me personally when Ian was young. Elizabeth shares the difference between how people react when her daughter dresses more traditionally-masculine versus when her son dresses in more traditionally-feminine clothes and how she coached her son to reply when someone tells him what he “can’t wear.” I bring up the dance between encouraging our daughters to express and wear whatever they want while still keeping them safe from dangerous people. Takeways from the show Get to know StereoType Kids, a gender-inclusive fashion brand What is gender-inclusivity? What is blended fashion? “We try to fit into society and society norms, and that’s not actually normal. We’re meant to be expressive.” Unlearning social norms We don’t realize all of our conditioning until we have to confront it Being curious about our responses to our child(ren) “Me is all I want to be.” Keep growing, keep being curious, & keep discovering new parts of yourself For more show notes, including transcripts, visit our website here. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
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    34 mins
  • Eps 496: Fortune telling and considering that our teens lives are unfolding FOR them
    Jun 13 2024
    What if everything is going to be fine? What if we decide to live in the uncertainty of parenting teens from a place of faith and possibility? How would that change right now for you? Join me this week as we explore the qualities that are driving us crazy as we parent our kids WHILE ALSO knowing these exact same qualities are going to serve them one day... Stretch your mind, grow your perspective, listen in. Check out all the show notes and more info about our sponsors at: https://www.besproutable.com/podcasts/eps-496-fortune-telling-and-considering-that-our-teens-lives-are-unfolding-for-them/ Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
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    32 mins
  • Eps 495: Showing up for our LGBTQIA+ kids with Ed Center and Jaimie Kelton
    Jun 10 2024
    My guests today are Ed Center and Jaimie Kelton, and they’re answering questions from YOU! This is a juicy one - we get into how to react when your LGBTQIA+ teen comes out, whose news that is to share with others, and what to do when people who don’t treat our adolescent(s) the way we’d like (cue Mama Bear). The latter half of the episode gets into online safety & pornography, the importance of knowing queer role models in real life, using TV & books as teaching tools, and talking about sex with our queer kids. Takeaways from the show What’s the preferred and most up-to-date language and acronym? Do we say queer? What can straight parents do to best support their questioning or queer teen? Coming out stories and reactions - whose news is this to share? Coming out is an ongoing process. It is hard & scary! We all hold internalized homophobia How do we handle family or friends who don’t support our queer teen? “Choose love, choose love, choose love.” Online safety The importance of knowing real-life queer role models Sex-ed & sex talks with our queer kids Consent versus enthusiastic consent For more show notes, including transcripts, visit our website here. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
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    1 hr

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