WhereParentsTalk.com

Are your 20-somethings “adults” yet? New research says ages 18–29 = emerging adulthood — a time of trial, growth & uncertainty Dr. Jeffrey Jensen Arnett on why your timeline ≠ theirs with @Liannecastelino 💡 buff.ly/QGuBm2g #Parenting #EmergingAdulthood #Teens

Are microplastics harming your child? What if the REAL story is very different from the headlines? Materials scientist Chris De Armitt breaks down: ✔️ Microplastics myths vs facts ✔️ What parents should ACTUALLY worry about buff.ly/Q5Y8UID #Parenting #Microplastics

NEW: #Podcast Parenting doesn’t end at 18—it evolves. “Emerging adulthood” (ages 18–29) is a time of exploration, uncertainty & growth. 🎧 Developmental psychologist Dr. Jeffrey Jensen Arnett joins @Liannecastelino #Parenting #Teens #EmergingAdults #WhereParentsTalk

Coming up today at 10:30am ET: Developmental psychologist, author and researcher, Jeffrey J. Arnett, PhD, joins @liannecastelino buff.ly/OeqUJxY #parenting #parentingtips #adulthood #adulting #podcast #emergingadulthood

Is glass always greener than plastic? 👀 In this episode of Where Parents Talk, materials scientist Chris DeArmitt, PhD, challenges common environmental myths and explains why evidence matters more than assumptions. 🎧 whereparentstalk.com

NEW: Article What if your child’s anxiety or behaviour isn’t “misbehaviour”—but developmental? Occupational therapist Kathleen Lockyer on how just 10 minutes in nature can support emotional regulation, reduce anxiety & improve focus. 🌿 buff.ly/nYGigog #Parenting

🎙️ Tune in Saturday, May 23 at 10:30am ET! Developmental psychologist Dr. Jeffrey Jensen Arnett joins @liannecastelino to share expert strategies for parenting emerging adults 🔗 whereparentstalk.com #EmergingAdulthood #Parenting #WhereParentsTalk #Parenting #RaisingAdults

“It’s completely valid to not feel comfortable in your changing body.” In this episode of Where Parents Talk, Dr. Charlotte Markey explains why acknowledging kids’ feelings about puberty and body changes is an important part of building confidence and emotional resilience.

@LianneCastelino #Parenting #GiftedEducation #TwiceExceptional #Podcast

Philosopher-coach & mom of 4 Pamela Hobart shares how gifted & twice-exceptional learners can truly thrive - with @liannecastelino buff.ly/h6skopu #parenting #parentingtips #gifted #education

Cannabis & the teen brain New research shows teens who use cannabis may experience slower cognitive growth—impacting memory, learning & problem-solving Dr. Krista Lisdahl of @uvm distills the findings with @lianncastelino buff.ly/MEQSjG2 #Parenting #TeenHealth

Parents hear endless warnings about plastics and everyday products. But how much of it is supported by evidence? In this episode of Where Parents Talk, materials scientist Chris DeArmitt, PhD, explains why scientific literacy matters more than fear-driven headlines.

Body image struggles aren’t just a “teen girl issue” In this podcast episode, Dr. Charlotte Markey, research scientist shares what parents need to know about: ✔️ Dieting risks ✔️ Building confident, resilient kids Interview with @liannecastelino buff.ly/LAU92Oi

Did you know early cannabis use may impact your teen’s brain development? 🧠 New research shows even modest use can affect memory, learning & academic performance. 🎧 The latest #WhereParentsTalk podcast offers insights buff.ly/MEQSjG2 #Parenting #TeenHealth

"Misbehaviour is usually an expression of an overwhelmed brain — not an act of defiance" Pediatrician Dr. Kristen Cook breaks down the brain science for parents 🧠 🎙️ Podcast episode on buff.ly/XH7pzdU #Parenting #ChildBehaviour #BrainScience #ParentingTips

New podcast! Cannabis scientist, professor @uvm & mom Dr. Krista Lisdahl distills the latest research on cannabis use and the developing teen brain, with @liannecastelino buff.ly/MEQSjG2 #Parenting #TeenHealth #CannabisAwareness #BrainDevelopment #WhereParentsTalk

Parents are flooded with fear-based messaging about plastics, “safe” materials, and environmental health. But what does the science actually say? In this episode of Where Parents Talk, Chris DeArmitt, PhD, explores why critical thinking matters more than headlines.

What looks like “laziness” in your child might actually be an executive functioning challenge Organization, time management & emotional regulation = the brain’s “air traffic control" 🎧 Latest podcast buff.ly/ulahjsQ #Parenting #ExecutiveFunction #WhereParentsTalk

Social media isn’t all bad for kids. It can create connection, belonging, and support. The key? Guidance—not elimination. 🎧 whereparentstalk.com #Parenting #SocialMedia

On the next Where Parents Talk podcast: Dr. Krista M. Lisdahl, professor of Psychological & Brain Sciences @UWM & cannabis scientist joins @liannecastelino Sat. May 16 at 10:30am ET buff.ly/teyW0sW #Parenting #TeenHealth #CannabisAwareness #WhereParentsTalk