Parenting Ed-Ventures

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Parenting Ed-Ventures is a kids podcast hosted by Unknown Host, with 44 episodes on record and a Required Pod Score of 80. PitchCentric scores this show on Booking Probability, Listen Score, and live audience signals refreshed every 24 hours.

Unknown Host hosts Parenting Ed-Ventures, a kids show with 44 episodes published.

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  Episode #13

  Teen Driving Safety: A Mother’s Mission to Save Lives on the Road and The Seat Belt Conversation Every Parent Needs

  Jun 2, 202650 minS3

  <p>Today, Lara sits down with Brenda McGaw, the founder and Executive Director of Shea-Lynn’s Butterfly Effect—a St. Albert–based charity created in memory of her daughter, Shea-Lynn, and devoted to helping young people (and all of us) make safer choices on the road. What began as unimaginable loss has become a powerful mission rooted in one simple message: somebody loves you and wants you home safe. </p><p>This episode is a little different than what we usually share. It’s heavier—but it’s also full of purpose. Brenda shares her story with honesty, courage, and a deep desir...

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  Episode #12

  Does My Child Have ADHD? Common Signs Parents Miss & Next Steps for Home + School Support

  May 19, 202652 minS3

  <p>Today, Lara sits down with Rachel Rogers (she/her) to unpack what ADHD really is—and why so many kids (and parents) struggle even when they’re trying their best. Rachel spent decades with Edmonton Public Schools as a teacher, school counsellor, and school psychologist, and after retiring in 2020, she continued supporting families through private practice, working closely with parents of children with ADHD. She’s also the founder and current Interim President of the ADHD Association of Greater Edmonton, which she started in 2009 after her own ADHD diagnosis, and she remains a passionate advocate for informed, compassionate support.<br>(ht...

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  Episode #11

  How to Help a Shy Child Speak Up in Class: Public Speaking Anxiety and Communication Skills That Kids Can Learn

  May 5, 202646 minS3

  <p>Today, Lara sits down with Carmen Leibel—a former CTV news anchor and journalist turned entrepreneur, coach, and founder of Project Five, a program built around five practical steps to help kids (and adults) become confident communicators. Carmen launched Project Five after noticing how much youth communication shifted online during the pandemic—and how many students were quietly losing the skill (and courage) to speak up in real life.</p><p>In this episode, we dig into what’s really happening when kids know the answer but freeze the moment eyes turn toward them. Carmen shares what she’s learned...

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  Episode #10

  Signs of a Speech Delay & Helping Kids Communicate: Connection, Play, and Real-Life Language Tips Parents Can Use Today

  Mar 24, 202655 minS3

  <p>Today, Lara sits down with Paige O’Dwyer, a pediatric speech-language pathologist and mom of two who’s on a mission to change how parents think about language and communication—especially when you’re watching your child and quietly wondering, “Should they be talking more by now?” Paige helps families ditch the pressure, move away from drills and flashcards, and understand what truly comes before words: connection, shared attention, play, and felt safety. </p><p>Based in Red Deer, Alberta, Paige supports families through her pediatric practice and her online platform TALK, where she coaches parents with practical, doable strategies t...

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  Episode #9

  Psych-Ed Testing for ADHD, Autism, and Learning Differences (Does My Child Need One?): Signs, Steps, and A Parent’s Guide on What to Expect

  Mar 10, 202642 minS3

  <p>Today, Lara sits down with Sarah Melville, a Registered Psychologist and Clinical Director at Onyx Assessments in Sherwood Park, Alberta, to unpack a topic that many families hear about—but don’t always fully understand: psychoeducational (“psych-ed”) assessments. Sarah holds a Master of Education in School and Applied Child Psychology from the University of Calgary and specializes in comprehensive assessments for children, youth, and adults, supporting individuals with ADHD, Autism Spectrum Disorder, learning disorders, intellectual disabilities, and mental health concerns like anxiety and depression. </p><p>In today’s episode, Sarah walks us through what a psych-ed assessment actually is, what t...

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