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We provide new parents with practical information to help preserve their sanity. Both moms and dads discuss common parenting concerns for their toddlers. With the help of our experts, parents get the superhero strength they need to tackle the world, and the next dirty diaper.
Based on 6 episodes we listened to · September 2026
Parent Savers tests parenting advice against the messy realities of feeding, sibling conflict, home safety, money, and relationships after children.
Parent Savers turns the pressures surrounding babies and young children into candid, practical conversations between a host, parents, and invited guests.
A baby gate meets your wall-damage objection, right down to the size of the screw hole.
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Straightforward money advice for the expensive first stretch of parenthood.
Parent Savers keeps money pressure at the center and treats it as part of the first months of parenthood. Kimberly Palmer walks through the mistakes that can sneak up fast after a baby arrives: pausing 401(k) contributions, letting emergency savings drift, and treating safety as…
Practical guidance for starting solids, with a clear preference for more nutritious first foods.
Parent Savers spends the hour on starting babies on solid foods, with Vanessa Wells, a nutritionist from True Nature Nutrition, laying out when to begin and which first foods are easy to manage.
A steady guide for parents trying to tell normal rivalry from something more serious.
The episode stays focused on sibling rivalry and the practical line between everyday bickering and behavior that needs adult intervention. Dr.
A frank parenting discussion about keeping intimacy alive after kids arrive.
Parent Savers Episode 91 looks at how intimacy and attraction can change after babies arrive, with Dr. Nick Karras, a sexologist, treating it as a real part of married life after kids.
A grounded talk on feeding kids, with growth and low-pressure guidance at the center.
Parent Savers Episode 70 treats feeding kids as a daily job made harder by modern pressure, from too much advice to too little time. The conversation stays grounded: growth matters more than counting every bite, and meals go better when parents watch how a child is doing instead…
Practical baby proofing guidance for parents dealing with everyday home hazards.
It treats baby proofing as a practical reaction to a child who has suddenly started reaching for everything, from pantry trouble to a steady stream of things not to touch.
A conversational, product-led look at essential-oil routines for baby care and household cleanup.
Parent Savers episode 13 takes a relaxed, branded look at how Rachel Adams-Gonzalez of doTERRA talks about using essential oils in everyday parenting.
A practical babysitting discussion that takes parent anxiety seriously while staying easy to listen to.
The episode treats babysitting as real family work, with the awkward parts included: trust, timing, payment, meals, and what etiquette looks like when a parent heads out the door.
Parenthood and bodies, told one honest story at a time.
Hosts John O'Reill and Sunny talk with game-industry veteran Andrew Greenberg about whether tablets, electronic toys and apps help young children, after a review of the $2.99 Gigglebug app.
Host Sunny Galt asks four parents and Tony's education director Drew Vernon how to get toddlers excited about reading, starting from the statistic that one in three U.S.
Parent Savers Episode 22 opens with a headline on a Time opinion piece, "Should some planes be kid-free?", about a three-year-old removed from a Seattle-to-Miami flight, where panelist Naomi O'Grady suggests bringing the car seat on board.
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Parent Savers episode 27 opens with a news segment on parents tracking teens' Facebook posts and driving speed, where the hosts and Dr.
Nancy Cohen, a child development and behavior specialist, names common potty-training mistakes on Parent Savers Episode 88, starting with training too early because of pressure from relatives or preschools that require it.
Joanne Woolley, owner of Signed for Baby, tells Parent Savers host Kasey Wilt that baby sign language uses ASL signs but aims at effective communication, not interpreter-level fluency.
If somebody dropped me off 10 miles off the coast of Catalina where I could see land, I'd swim towards it.
Colic is a healthy, well-fed baby who cries at least three hours a day, three times a week, for three weeks.
Quentin Hafner says 92% of couples report fighting at their worst after a baby arrives, and infidelity rises.
This episode of Parent Savers features a discussion with babysitter Jodi Sorenberger from UrbanSitter.com, covering practical aspects of hiring babysitters, including costs, qualifications, and parental concerns.
This episode of Parent Savers features Rachel from doTERRA discussing how essential oils can be used for babies and infants, covering topics like healing cuts and diaper rash, disinfecting homes, and integrating oils into daily parenting routines.
This episode looks at the pressure parents feel around feeding their children and the need for healthier strategies.
Parent Savers asks the question every new parent gets to eventually: when is a baby ready for solids, and what should come first?
Parent Savers turns to the money mistakes new parents make.
Parent Savers opens with the familiar but not-so-simple shift that can follow babies: the old sexual spark may go quiet.
Parent Savers opens on a hopeful idea: siblings should feel close, and parents want that too.
Expert Robert Lockheimer discusses essential baby-proofing strategies for homes, covering hazards like chemicals, furniture tipping, and outdoor risks.
Fussiness between six and nine at night usually means bedtime is too late, and cortisol works like four cups of coffee.
Parent Savers episode 36 features SIDS educator Geri Wilson, who defines SIDS as the unexplained death of a healthy infant aged one month to one year, a condition behind about 2,500 U.S.
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This episode offers practical advice for making bath time safe and enjoyable for toddlers.
This episode discusses parenting lessons from around the world with author Christine Gross-Lowe.
This episode discusses baby-led weaning, an alternative to purees, with expert Jill Rapley.
A pediatrician discusses signs and symptoms of ADD and ADHD in young children on a parenting podcast.
A parenting show helping new parents travel with babies, featuring expert Keri Simmons.
This episode discusses how parental favoritism can emerge and affect children, with practical advice for new parents.
This episode discusses strategies for maximizing family schedules when adding a new child, with a focus on practical tips for parents of toddlers.
A parenting expert discusses sibling conflict and strategies for maintaining peace in the home.
A parenting podcast episode discussing strategies to reduce power struggles with toddlers.