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On this episode, we explore the concept of transcendent thinking and its impact on brain development in teenagers and adolescents. USC's Center for Effective Neuroscience researchers found that transcendent thinking goes beyond reacting to social situations and involves considering broader ethical and personal implications. This type of thinking can lead to brain growth over time and involves analyzing situations for deeper meanings and historical contexts. The study showed that engaging in transcendent thinking activates brain networks related to psychological functioning.
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Your role in shaping the mental, social, and spiritual well-being of children is well documented. In this episode, we delve into the challenges confronted by those faced with gender confusion or have friends who identify as LGBTQ, shedding light on the perceived and felt impact of laws on mental health, alarming rates of suicide, and the scarcity of research on parental experiences.
Dr. Kathy passionately highlights the emotional odyssey parents embark on when their child grapples with questions surrounding their gender identity. She underscores the critical necessity for support and comprehension in navigating these intricate issues.
By tuning in, you'll not only gain valuable insights into the struggles faced by those identifying and supporting LGBTQ youth, but also equip yourself with the knowledge and tools to serve as a guide and mentor for these adults and children.
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There is a shift in parenting styles, particularly among Gen Z individuals planning to parent differently from their predecessors. This episode of the Celebrate Kids Podcast focuses on the trend of moving away from raising "iPad kids" and the concerns raised by research regarding children's exposure to technology at a young age. Dr. Kathy highlights a study by the American Academy of Pediatrics on children's technology usage and the potential risks associated with early and excessive screen time. She gives important insights and recommends the Wise Phone from Techless Wireless.
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In this episode of Dr. Kathy Says, Dr. Kathy shares her thoughts on Easter and the importance of perspective. She encourages busy parents, educators, and grandparents to prioritize their actions and celebrate Easter with kids. She highlights the significance of her book, "Parent Differently Raised Kids with Biblical Character that Changes Culture," in providing a game plan for navigating the Easter season. Ultimately, Dr. Kathy emphasizes the power of leaning into God and community to achieve abundance, kindness, and generosity in life.
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In this episode of the Celebrate Kids podcast, Dr. Kathy delves into the impact of screen time on young children's development. Referencing a study from Drexel University, she highlights the connection between excessive screen time in the first two years of life and potential sensory challenges later on. Parents are urged to consider alternative activities to promote healthy development in their young children.
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Exploring the controversial topic of banning books, Dr. Kathy discusses the importance of understanding truth and wielding it wisely. Referencing an article by Alabama Political reporter Josh Moon, the episode questions the practice of parents pulling books from libraries and schools due to unsuitable content. Moon argues that the focus should be on guiding children with challenging subjects rather than banning the content outright. The episode delves into the responsibility of parents in directing children's reading choices, emphasizing the need for a thoughtful approach to controversial literature.
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In this episode of the Celebrate Kids podcast, Dr. Kathy explores a new approach to helping children deal with anxiety through Childhood Independence Therapy. Traditionally, cognitive behavioral therapy has been used to guide children through anxiety, but this innovative method focuses on promoting independence in children. By encouraging kids to try new activities on their own with parental permission, this therapy aims to help them combat fears, reduce anxiety, gain confidence, and become more independent. Tune in to learn more about this preventative medicine for anxiety in children and hear some of Dr. Kathy's helpful insights to guide you to care for those with anxiety.
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Dr. Kathy discusses the pressure on parents to conform to societal expectations regarding parenting. She explores a list of 21 qualities for parents to instill in their children. Dr. Kathy offers insights on a new book approaching parenting traits differently, providing a positive perspective on navigating the challenges of raising kids in today's culture.
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Dr. Kathy discusses the challenges parents face in guiding their kids' leisure time and the rise of using artificial intelligence to create kids' content on platforms like YouTube. The episode explores the implications of AI-generated videos for children's entertainment and the potential impact on parenting decisions. Join Dr. Kathy as she delves into the intersection of technology, parenting, and children's leisure activities.
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On this episode of the Celebrate Kids podcast, Dr. Kathy delves into the importance of creating families as a place of belonging. Referencing a recent Christianity Today article, the discussion explores the role of belonging in discipleship and personal development. Dr. Kathy emphasizes that belonging is a core need for all individuals, highlighting its significance in understanding one's identity and embracing their humanity. Tune in for insights on the value of connection and the impact of belonging in shaping who we are.
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In this episode of the Celebrate Kids podcast, Dr. Kathy delves into the topic of so-called transition surgery for young kids. She explores a recent article advocating for allowing trans kids to change their bodies, challenging societal norms and beliefs. Dr. Kathy provides insights on navigating this issue with children, encouraging listeners to reevaluate their perspectives and align them with biblical principles.
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Exploring the challenges faced by young women in today's culture, the Celebrate Kids podcast delves into the impact of modern ideas on identity and heroism. Dr. Kathy Koch addresses the societal pressure on women to adopt masculine traits and the devaluation of motherhood. Through insightful commentary, she offers guidance to parents on supporting and guiding their children in the face of these cultural influences.
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In this episode of the Celebrate Kids podcast, Dr. Kathy explores the rising rates of nearsightedness in children, discussing how environmental factors may play a role in this trend. With statistics showing a significant increase in myopia cases, the debate shifts from genetics to the impact of screen time and indoor activities on eyesight. The episode delves into the implications of nearsightedness on children's future perspectives and spiritual development, raising questions about the use of technology like glasses versus training eyes to see beyond the immediate.
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In this episode of the Celebrate Kids podcast, Dr. Kathy discusses the challenges parents face as their kids grow up in a world influenced by artificial intelligence and marketing tactics. She explores how technology can sometimes seem to know our kids better than we do and how this can lead parents to feel like they are losing their connection with their children. Highlighting the impact of social media on teens, Dr. Kathy offers insights on navigating these complexities and staying connected with our kids in meaningful ways.
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Today on the Celebrate Kids podcast, Dr. Kathy delves into the topic of rising antidepressant prescriptions for young teenage girls, particularly during the pandemic. She discusses the impact of isolation on mental health and the increased need for socialization among adolescents and young adults. Highlighting insights from experts and studies, Dr. Kathy explores alternative approaches to supporting youth through challenging times. Join us for valuable perspectives on navigating mental health concerns in young people.
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Dr. Kathy discusses the concerning trend of British teenagers believing their generation will have a worse life than their parents based on new research. She delves into the primary concerns identified by teenagers, such as money, jobs, and the climate crisis. Dr. Kathy challenges the assumption that the upcoming generation will be worse off and encourages understanding the perspectives of previous generations. Listen to this episode of the Celebrate Kids podcast for insights on guiding children through pessimistic outlooks on the future.
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Dr. Kathy explores the concept of normalcy in today's culture on the Celebrate Kids podcast. She delves into the idea of what is considered normal, the influence of popular culture on defining normal, and the historical origins of the concept. The episode challenges listeners to reflect on societal norms and how they impact children's perceptions of what is considered normal.
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Dr. Kathy Cooke delves into the challenging topic of discussing faith and obedience with kids in the face of darkness. She explores the recent tragic death of anti-Putin dissident Alexei Navalny, highlighting his Christian faith amidst political turmoil. The episode encourages parents to engage in meaningful conversations with their children about faith, obedience, and standing firm in their beliefs.
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Exploring the delicate balance between building resilience in children and seeking professional help when needed, this episode delves into the importance of instilling efficacy in young people. Drawing on insights from journalist Abigail Schreier, the discussion challenges the prevailing narrative around trauma and emphasizes the power of overcoming challenges. Dr. Kathy's expertise in parenting offers valuable perspectives on navigating these complex issues.
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In this episode of Dr. Kathy Says, Laura Petheridge, the smart step-mom, shares her personal journey and passion for blended families. Reflecting on her own experiences growing up in step families, Laura emphasizes the importance of understanding the complexities of stepfamily dynamics. Dr. Kathy and Laura delve into the significance of vocabulary in stepfamily relationships and highlight the message that while God may hate divorce, he loves stepfamilies. Join them as they continue their discussion on the blended family experience in this engaging podcast episode.
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