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Extra Parenting, Extra Guilt
<p>This week on <em>Care and Feeding</em>, Zak, Lucy, and Elizabeth help a parent who is doing ‘extra’ parenting for one of her kids. She’s worried her other kid will feel resentful. The hosts have helpful strategies for balancing fairness
The Secret to Becoming the Hangout House
<p>On this episode: Elizabeth shares stories from her big moving trip, Zak talks through the chaos of his own move, and Lucy navigates some surprising crush talk with her teen. Then, a listener asks how to make their home the go-to hangout
When Your Kid Hates Mornings
<p>This week on Care and Feeding, Zak, Lucy, and Elizabeth tackle a letter from a parent whose mornings are a nonstop battleground. What do you do when your kid just isn’t a morning person, and every transition out the door spirals into cra
Managing Screen Time Without Losing Your Mind
<p>Elizabeth and Zak talk with Ash Brandin, <a href="https://bookshop.org/p/books/power-on-managing-screen-time-to-benefit-the-whole-family/b6607b8a7c8e790c?ean=9780306836992&next=t"><u>author of </u><em>Power On</em></a>, about managing sc
A Doctor’s Take on Your Newborn Worries
<p>On this episode: Zak sits down with Dr. Parga Belinkie, pediatrician and new parent whisperer, to talk about those intense, often foggy first months with a newborn. They get into what matters most in a pediatrician-parent relationship, w
Separation Anxiety in Overdrive
<p>Elizabeth, Zak, and Lucy respond to a parent whose 7-year-old has developed intense separation anxiety—panicking anytime they’re apart, even with another parent nearby. The fears center around monsters the kid hasn’t seen, but hears abou
My Kid is Not a Helper
<p>On this episode: Lucy, Zak, and Elizabeth respond to a letter from a parent who wants their six-year-old to be more helpful, but every small request turns into a debate. How can caregivers encourage a spirit of contribution without forci
How Busy Is Too Busy?
<p>On this episode: Elizabeth, Zak, and Jamilah respond to a listener's question about how families handle the growing demands on kids’ time—and how working parents try to protect space for rest, school, and family connection.</p><p>Then, t
I Need Them To Stop. Right Now
<p>On this episode: Elizabeth, Zak, and Jamilah respond to a letter from a parent of young kids who’s worried that when it <em>really</em> matters—her children just won’t listen. How do you teach safety, boundaries, and urgency to kids unde
Making Space for Messy Feelings
<p>On this episode: Zak shares a surprising lesson from his kid about being the family comedian. Elizabeth reflects on traveling in places that clearly weren’t built with kids in mind. And Lucy’s become a pickleball obsessive—thanks to a wh
