The DaliTalks Podcast

Parents have to have many uncomfortable conversations with children at different ages and maturity stages. 

For example, explaining to a child why some relatives are not welcome into your home, explaining to them what to do if a police officer pulls them over, or having to tell them how to be safe to prevent sexual abuse or human trafficking. 

The list goes on. There are many conversations that we must have with kids that no one prepares us for. I believe that we are in an era where these conversations are becoming more public. 

To help you learn how you can have the conversation of body consent, boundaries and safety, I invited Veronica Del Pino, a  bilingual (ENG/SPAN) licensed clinical social worker to share with you everything you need to know about working with a professional to help you learn how to have these hard conversations and manage your own trauma.

We talk about: 

🗣🗣Veronica’s qualifications that allow her to serve moms

🗣🗣The different methods of therapy that she uses

🗣🗣The role of a therapist

🗣🗣Accessibility to therapy for low-income families

🗣🗣The reality of finding the right therapist

🗣🗣Why some mental health specialists don’t work with insurance providers

🗣🗣Important terms such as EMDR, In and Out of network providers and sliding scales

🗣🗣What an intake is and what it includes

🗣🗣The importance of a professional who can help you better communicate with others

🗣🗣Who Veronica offers her services to

🗣🗣Availabel services to Spanish speakers

Tune in the listen to the entire episode and please share this episode. Someone just might be in need of working with Veronica. 

More information about Veronica:

A bilingual (English/Spanish) and bicultural therapist who provides EMDR therapy for mothers with a history of childhood trauma.  

https://www.veronicadelpino.com

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Para brindarles a los padres información confiable, no solo me mantengo actualizado con las noticias sobre el acoso, sino también con las leyes relacionadas con el acoso.

Es por eso que durante este episodio, comparto algunas actualizaciones sobre nuevas leyes que podrían ayudarlo a defender mejor a su hijo y tal vez incluso brindarle mejores sugerencias para resolver cualquier problema de acoso en la escuela de su hijo.

Comparto sobre:

✅ Una escuela de California llega a un acuerdo con 27 millones de dólares para los cuidadores de una víctima de acoso escolar

✅ Una nueva ley exige que las escuelas de Virginia notifiquen a los padres sobre los incidentes de acoso escolar en un plazo de 24 horas

✅ Una ley en Corea del Sur que protege a los profesores de los padres que los intimidan

Mi esperanza es que usted se empodere con la información que comparto y que pierda el miedo o la duda a la hora de hablar con cualquier administrador escolar sobre el acoso escolar.

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If you are a new or parent not, and you’re having trouble getting your kids to go to sleep, you will love this week’s episode.

Carla Perl is a mom of three beautiful children: two boys and one girl. She had her children very close together and realized early on that sleep was key to a smooth-running household (and my sanity). 

Carla was very diligent about instilling good sleep habits in her children. Nana, her mom, inspired her to create early bedtime routines and follow consistent schedules. 

To this day, her kids are all good sleepers and understand the benefits of a good night's sleep. As her family was growing, many of Carla’s friends would ask her how she was able to keep everything under control. 

Carla quickly realized that because she had such a consistent routine, her children always knew what was coming next, and bathtime and bedtime struggles were few and far between. As her friends looked on, she began offering them support; helping them establish routines, and giving them recommendations for sleep and toddler behaviors. 

This led to her interest in becoming a Pediatric Sleep and Positive Encouragement Consultant and the founder and owner of Slumberland Solutions. Carla is here to help YOU and your family create loving and happy routines and she provided some really great tips to help you if you’re struggling getting your kids to sleep.

Carla talks to us about:

Setting up a sleep schedule for kids.

Establishing boundaries.

Managing challenging kids who won’t go to sleep.

Proper sleeping posture for babies.

The resources and services she offers to parents.

To learn more about Carla, visit her website at https://slumberlandsolutions.com

She is also on Instagram and Facebook: @slumberlandsolutions 
LinkedIn:https://www.linkedin.com/in/carla-perl

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Riley Tejcek is an active duty United States Marine Officer, Team USA National Bobsled Team Pilot, Ms. Military 2023 with the dream of being the first female Marine in the Olympics. She is also a woman of faith and wants to lead and inspire others to enter male-dominated fields. 

In this episode, she shares with us about the power of not limiting oneself before others do and she shares about:

✅ Her enlistment journey into the USMC. 

✅ The different routes to enlistment into the Marines.

✅ Her experience becoming Miss Military. 

✅ Becoming a member of Team USA National Bobsled Team

If you need motivation or have had a fear of doing something, this episode will definitely encourage you to dare to do big things!

You can learn more about Riley at: 

https://www.instagram.com/riley.tejcek/

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Yovy Daniels, Panamanian West Indian Afro-descendant. Professionally she's known as a former TV corporate broadcast media planner who worked in the U.S. Spanish-speaking/LATAM division for networks like Fox, Sony, RCNTV, and Univision. She continues to propel her innovative skills from broadcaster to podcaster with new ventures into public speaking and blogging.

Yovy is on a mission to educate the public about what it means to be Afro-Latina and teach the Afro-Latina diaspora. Yovy is also the host of the Yovy D and Chombita Chronicles podcasts where she discusses challenges in the workforce for Afro-Latinas and learning to embrace their roots. 

In order for people to understand why Yovy is a black woman who also calls herself Latina, she gives us insights about:

✔️Her upbringing in Panama

✔️The U.S. influence on Panamanian Afro-Latinos

✔️Podcasting to educate and unite Afro-Latinos

If you have never heard of the term Afro-Latina, you will love this episode. Please don’t forget to leave a 5 star review on the podcast platform that you are listening on or comment your thoughts or questions if you are watching on YouTube.

Learn more about Yovy at:

www.yovyd.com or at https://linktr.ee/yovyd

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In this episode, we delve into intricacies of divorce that make it expensive and alternative experts to go to in order to end up with a result you will be satisfied with. 

This is the role Robyn Gornicki-Davis plays in the lives of many women preparing for divorce. As a divorce coach, she helps people manage their feelings and expectations surrounding divorce.

We talk about:

👉🏽👉🏽 How women can prepare for divorce

👉🏽👉🏽 The difference between a divorce coach and attorney

👉🏽👉🏽 How a divorce coach can help you during your divorce process

Listen to the full episode and share it with a friend to learn more and reflect on your parenting style. 

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Website: https://www.serenitypoweryoga.com/ 

Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/robyn_gornicki_davis/ 

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In this episode, we delve into the unique and rewarding journey of parenting stepchildren. Blended families can come with their own set of challenges and joys, and our conversation explores the dynamics, strategies, and emotions involved in this role. 

Whether you're a stepparent looking for guidance or someone interested in understanding this aspect of family life, listen in as Dorothy Graham O’Dell shares insights, stories, and practical tips for navigating the world of parenting stepchildren.

We talk about:

👉🏽👉🏽 Navigating the role of step-mother

👉🏽👉🏽 The impact partners can have on your relationship with your step-child

👉🏽👉🏽 What every parent should know about a child’s needs

Listen to the full episode and share it with a friend to learn more and reflect on your parenting style. 

Please share your thoughts in the comments. Thank you!

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Website: www.unstoppableovercomers.com

LinkedIn:https://www.linkedin.com/in/dorothyann-graham-o-dell-49943026/

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While bullying will always exist, it can be drastically reduced if only societies, communities, institutions, and organizations made a committed effort to create an anti-bullying culture. 

This is not an easy task, since it requires groups of people to work together, but movements have been created that have changed our way of life.

So, it is doable!

Here are three main factors that I believe can successfully create an anti-bullying culture to improve quality of life for everyone, not just our youth. 

Anti-bullying education and awareness

Creating supportive environments

Implementing strong policies and consequences

Remember that change can happen and it only takes one person to take the initiative to start that change. 

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Creating safe spaces allows children to feel comfortable and secure, knowing that their emotions are valid and respected. 

It helps them develop trust and build meaningful connections with adults and peers. When children feel safe, they're more likely to take risks in expressing themselves and engage in healthy emotional exploration.

Dr. Katie Raher is an expert in this enabling children to live out their lives, one feeling at a time and in this episode she shared how she has been able to do so through Kimochis and Social Emotional Learning.

We talk about: 

How Kimochis can help children communicate their feelings

The intersection between feelings and behavior in children

Why parents, caregivers and teachers should support children emotionally

Connect with Katie Raher

Website: https://www.constantloveandlearning.com/ 

Instagram:  https://www.instagram.com/constantloveandlearning_ 

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Juneteenth is the newest federal holiday in the U.S. However, a lot of the population doesn't really know what it signifies or how it should be celebrated.

In this short episode, I provide that information about...

👉🏽👉🏽 The History of Juneteenth

👉🏽👉🏽 Opal Lee's "the grandmother of Juneteenth"

👉🏽👉🏽 When it became a federal holiday

👉🏽👉🏽 How to celebrate Juneteenth

I hope that you talk with your family members and friends about what you learned from this podcast and I ask that you please share it as much as possible.

Thank you for always tuning in.

#Juneteenth #Holiday #BlackHistory

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Amity Morales, la fundadora de “La Tribu de Ella” shares with us powerful stories that will shift your way of thinking and look deep within about the things that you could be doing to have better outcomes in your personal and professional life. 

She also poses a very important question: Por que nos descalificamos las madres oh mujeres. Why do we mothers, or women, disqualify ourselves? Las historias que cuentas realmente dan motivación to keep going and help erase any doubts you might be having. 

En esta conversacion, hablamos de… 

✅ Como empezo a emprender

✅ La mentalidad que necesitamos para sobresalir desafíos

✅ El proposito de “La Tribu de Ella”

✅ La importancia del amor proprio Recuerda de que nadia se supera sin desafíos y todo aprendemos de ellos. Thanks again for listening. Por favor deja en comentario de lo que piensas de esta episodio and share it with others! Muchisimas gracias! 

More about Amity:

Amity Morales is a CEO mentor based in Florida with over 30 years of experience in multiple businesses. She specializes in helping individuals live a life of purpose and fulfillment. 

Amity is passionate about holistic medicine and gardening and enjoys spending her free time nurturing plants and exploring natural remedies for health and wellness. With her extensive knowledge and expertise, Amity is dedicated to empowering individuals to achieve their goals and reach their full potential. 

Conectate con Amity: 

https://www.instagram.com/soyamitymorales/ 

https://www.amitymorales.com 

https://www.facebook.com/soyamity/ 

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Carla's passion for healthy living radiates as she seeks to inspire and empower others on their own transformative journeys. 

In this episode, we get into her story of triumph, offering guidance and support to those who may be facing similar challenges.

Carla shares: 

👉🏽👉🏽 Her struggle with food and how she created a good healthy balance

👉🏽👉🏽 How mindset is vital in transforming your health

👉🏽👉🏽 How weight training and 75 Hard enabled her shed a good number of pounds

👉🏽👉🏽 Advice to moms looking to embark on their health and fitness journey

Listen to the full episode and share it with a friend who is looking to take that first step toward their own transformation.

The episode is available on YouTube  |Apple  |  Anchor  |  Spotify and any other platform where podcasts are played.

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Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/carladianna/ 

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When most people think of virtual assistants they tend to narrow it down to those in the United States considering how popular they are there. However virtual assistants exist around the world.

In this episode, I speak to Joy, a virtual assistant from Uganda who has been juggling remote work for over 3 years now.

We dive deeper into:

How Joy started out as a virtual assistant

The Education system in Uganda

Job security as it relates to being a virtual assistant outside the U.S.

The Ugandan Culture and it’s diversity

Tune in to this captivating episode as we unravel the untold stories and experiences of virtual assistants in Uganda. Get ready to be inspired by Joy’s unique perspective and gain a deeper appreciation for the invaluable contributions made by virtual assistants from this remarkable country.

Listen to the full episode and share it with a friend to learn more the evolving landscape pf remote work and cultural diversity.

Connect with Joy Aliba

Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/virtualjoyvj/

Website: https://www.thevirtualjoy.com/ 

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A school principal's role in schools often involves functioning under good leadership and shaping a vision of success for students. However, in cases where obstacles like poor funding are in place, executing these roles becomes difficult.

For Marti Angel, a former school principal, working through the lows as a principal ignited her entrepreneurial skills, enabling her to currently show up as a Latina coach helping the mujer-preneur gain clarity and focus on who they serve so they can up level from brick and mortar to click and order and rock their 6-figure biz.

In episode 44, Marti talks to us about:

👉🏽👉🏽 Her story as a former school principal

👉🏽👉🏽 The support she offers Latina women in the entrepreneur space

👉🏽👉🏽 Why it is important to cater to people of color in a school system that challenges them

Listen to the full episode and share it with a friend to learn more about how to nurture a great relationship.

Connect with Marti Angel 

Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/martiangel_elc/ 

Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/MartiAngelPage 

TikTok: https://www.tiktok.com/@martiangel_elc?lang=en 

Website: https://martiangel.com/ 

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In order to role model healthy, happy relationships to our children, we must start with how we treat ourselves and how we treat our partners and other relationships. But nurturing a relationship can be challenging, especially if we did have good role models growing up. 

Thanks to Kim De Silva, a relationship mentor, you have someone to reach out to if you feel that you need help communicating and carrying on with a relationship. Kim shared a lot of information that can help you overcome relationship obstacles.

In episode 42, Kim talks to us about:

👉🏽👉🏽 How consistent actions are the most form of communication

👉🏽👉🏽 How to handle a partner who refuses to address an issue when you want to

👉🏽👉🏽 How to make a request to your partner without offending them

👉🏽👉🏽 Understanding masculine and feminine methods of communication and energy

Listen to the full episode and share it with a friend to learn more on how to nurture a great relationship. 

Connect with Kim Desilva

Instagram:  https://www.instagram.com/kimkdesilva/

Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/languagerelations

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Facebook Group: https://www.facebook.com/groups/momsandrelationships

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Fear-based parenting relies on using threats, intimidation, and punishment to control children's behavior, while positive reinforcement, understanding, and encouragement are not used. 

Parenting and mindset coach Danyale Washington helps parents unlearn fear-based parenting to raise confident, strong, resilient, and emotionally strong children. She works with parents, caregivers, and childcare providers to build stronger relationships with children and maintain trust and open communication.

In episode 41, I interviewed Danyale about:

👉🏽👉🏽 Fear-based parenting and its effects on children

👉🏽👉🏽 The value of empowering children 

👉🏽👉🏽 Myths about gentle parenting 

👉🏽👉🏽 Ways she works with parents, caregivers, and childcare providers. 

Listen to the full episode and share it with a friend to learn more and reflect on your parenting style. 

Please share your thoughts in the comments. Thank you!

Connect with Danyale Washington

Website: https://www.partnerforparents.com/ 

Instagram:  https://www.instagram.com/unpackedfulparenting/ 

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Advocating for your child at school is crucial as it can significantly impact their academic success and overall well-being. By advocating for your child, you ensure that their needs are being met and that their unique learning style, abilities, and challenges are being taken into consideration.

However, many parents are unaware of their right to ask for resources or to question if certain resources or teaching methods are working for their child, which is also a form of advocacy.

In this episode, I discuss the following topics:

👉🏽👉🏽 The importance of knowing that you have a say in your child’s education

👉🏽👉🏽 The power of speaking up with other parents

👉🏽👉🏽 The right of parents and tax payers to request improvements at schools

👉🏽👉🏽 The importance of advocating for your child

👉🏽👉🏽 How volunteering can contribute to your child's well-being at school

👉🏽👉🏽 The value in advocating for your child even when they are the bully

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Like many people, I am concerned about the harmful toxins, chemicals, and pesticides found in our food, drinks, medicine, clothing, and other products. I became curious about Lizette Linares' supplements due to her story of growing up near the U.S.-Mexico border and learning indigenous traditions of using natural resources for health and healing. 

While Western medicine may discredit the effectiveness of plant-based remedies, I believe we can benefit from selecting organic, natural products to consume. 

In episode 40, I interviewed Lizette about👉🏽👉🏽 Her brand Madre Mia Belleza

👉🏽👉🏽 Her journey launching her product line

👉🏽👉🏽 The value of natural products in healing

👉🏽👉🏽 An optional way to consume her supplements

👉🏽👉🏽 And the importance of product reviews. 

I encourage you to listen to the full episode and share it with a friend. Please let me know your thoughts in the comments. Thank you!

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Website: https://www.madremiabelleza.com/ 

Instagram:  https://instagram.com/madremiabelleza 

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Puerto Rican people are known for their rich and diverse cultural heritage, which is a unique blend of Spanish, African, and indigenous Taino ancestry.

From their language, music, food, religion, and art, the Puerto Rican culture is vibrant reflecting the island’s history of colonization, immigration and resistance.

In this episode, I speak to Luz Nazario, an educator, and owner of NEDA’s Coquito about her experience as a Puerto Rican growing a business in a diverse community while staying true to her cultural roots.

We talk about:

Luz’s initiative to maintain the Puerto Rican essence and authentic ingredients in her products

The History of Coquito

The cultural diversity among the Puerto Rican people

Dispelling myths about Puerto Rican people

Puerto Rican lingo

I’d love to hear what you learned from this conversation. Post your comments below and please share this episode with your bestie! 

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Website: https://www.nedascoquito.com/ 

Instagram:  https://www.instagram.com/nedascoquito/ 

Facebook: https://facebook.com/buildingstrongerrelationships 

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Parenting is more than just instructing your children about how to act and behave. It also means listening to their thoughts on different experiences they have to live through, like the state of their school, what they think about their teachers and areas they want to see improvement on in order to live out their experiences with ease.

In this episode I am joined by my first child, Nadia Rivera, who shares her thoughts on a number of topics such as:

The difference in school districts she has attended

How the behavior of students affects their mental health

What prevents students from speaking up 

The need for parents to let their kids figure out challenges on their own

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Bullying isn’t what it used to be. Just like everything else, it has evolved with technology and affects children a great deal today. However the laws in place are just a band aid and as parents it is important that you are aware of them.

Staying up to date with laws pertaining to bullying will help you understand your children’s rights, become a better advocate for your children and be able to ask better questions at your child’s school to hold school administrations accountable for providing a safe learning environment.

In this episode I highlight…

A new law in New Jersey created to help victims of bullying. The correlations of bullying and suicides. A new social media tool that can be used against your child.

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Parenthood can be challenging even under the best of circumstances, and parenting a child with special needs presents unique challenges.

Amy Joy, a special education teacher with 10+ years of classroom experience, an autistic parent of a neurodivergent child, and a parenting coach shares her personal experience and insights in this episode on how she has managed to raise her children as well as support others.

She shares:

How parents can advocate for their special needs children The importance of having a supportive community

Connect with Amy Joy

Website: https://www.buildingstrongerrelationships.com/

Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/buildingstrongerrelationships

Facebook: https://facebook.com/buildingstrongerrelationships

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#specialneeds #autism #autismawareness

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What makes one Latino or Latina? I have been thinking about this after I replied to an Instagram post regarding Gina Rodriguez’s response after she was asked if she needs to speak the language in order to identify or be considered to be Latina. She responded by saying that she is not defined by anyone’s definition of Latina and that she walks in her world confidently.

Just like her, I agree that there isn’t a one size fits all for any demographic. I have lived experiences as a Latina raised in the U.S. and have learned from other individuals who have faced ridicule by other Latinx people who believed they weren’t real enough to identify as part of the Latin American community.

This is the gist of this episode and I share my sentiments on it as well as two stories from people who have been made to feel outcast and/or denied to be fully accepted in their own Latin American community.

Please keep in mind that this is a sensitive topic and while you may not agree with what I have to say, you are expected to be respectful.

Any hateful, mean or bullying comments are not accepted. We can all agree to disagree amicably. Thank you.

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Forgiveness is a hard concept to come to terms with especially if someone has hurt you. As parents it is crucial to teach your kids about forgiveness especially when they have bullied.

Forgiveness has a number of benefits, such as promoting emotional healing, reducing the likelihood of long-term resentment, revenge-seeking, encouraging empathy and compassion. Being able to forgive is also part of social emotional learning skills that children and really, everyone can benefit from.

Forgiveness can also help children learn important social skills, such as conflict resolution and communication, which can benefit them in future relationships and interactions with others.

In this episode I share:

Why it is important to teach your children about forgiveness Methods (from author Jen Sincero) that one can try to be able to forgive someone My own story of a time I bullied someone

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Parenting for men has changed over the years and fathers are more involved in areas of parenting that they were not used to navigating decades ago.  In this episode, I speak with my husband Henry Rivera, and Nick Dorste about their opinions and perspectives on how they have been able to raise children in a diverse society.  

We discuss:

⚫ How Nick and Henry navigate parenting daughters 

⚫ Fathers finding parenting support in other fathers  

⚫ Having discussions with their children on tough subjects  

⚫ The importance of staying calm when addressing an issue as it relates to your child 

⚫ How valuable a father figure is in raising kids  

Connect with Nick Droste  

⚫ Villainous Biscuits: https://villainousbiscuits.com/ 

⚫ Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/villainous.biscuits/   

Connect with Henry Rivera 

⚫ Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/henry_sells_realestate/   

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Everyone might find the internet to be a dangerous place, but kids and teenagers are particularly at risk.

Online dangers can have serious, expensive, even catastrophic repercussions, from cyber predators. Kids might become exposed to inappropriate content online, but knowing what threats are present and how to protect against them is the first step in keeping kids safe online.

In this episode, I share;

The top risks and threats children face while using the internet. Why you should consider delaying giving your child a device Guidelines you can set around devices as a parent to control their online exposure

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Whether or not college is the right next step for a child can depend on a variety of factors, such as their interests, goals, and educational needs. For some students, college may be the best choice to pursue a certain career or to continue their education in a specific field. While others it  may not be the best fit and they prefer to enter the workforce or explore alternative educational opportunities.

College is a big commitment, both financially and in terms of time, and students need to be able to handle the rigors of college-level coursework and the responsibilities that come with living away from home.

It's important to talk to your child and help them explore their options.

In this episode, I speak with Maura Mulligan and Annamaria Wenner of Beyond The GPA about how children and parents can assess post high-school options.

We talk about:

How to support your child if they do not want to go to college Misconceptions around a gap year How to put your child’s skills into action so they can progress with or without a degree

Connect with Maura Mulligan and Annamaria Wenner

Beyond The GPA: https://www.beyondthegpa.com/

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Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/BEYONDtheGPA

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There are several benefits to doing an end-of-year review. It can help you reflect on your accomplishments and challenges from the past year, set goals for the coming year, and identify areas for improvement.

An end-of-year review can also help you take stock of your personal and professional growth and development over the past year. Additionally, it can be a helpful tool for tracking progress towards longer-term goals and staying motivated to achieve them.

Conducting an end-of-year review can be a valuable way to close out the year on a positive note and set the stage for a successful new year.

In this episode, I share;

Why you should consider reviewing the past year Questions to consider asking yourself to do a thorough review My plans for the DaliTalks Podcast in 2023 Gratitude to every listener and viewer

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We all want to be the best parents we can be for our children, but there is often conflicting advice on how to raise a kid who is confident, kind and successful.

Every aspect of being a parent has become more complicated and more fraught in this day and age with parents managing complex new assignments and anxious new decisions, all while handling the regular questions that come up in daily life with the children we love.

So, what is the right way to parent and how can parents work on improving their interactions with their children? In this episode I speak to Dr. Saul,a professor of pediatrics (emeritus) at Prisma Health Children’s Hospital-Upstate and the University of South Carolina School of Medicine – Greenville, Greenville, SC.

He shares:

How parents can get involved in creating safe communities for children The importance of empathy when dealing with children How to consciously parent your children in a manner that upholds their values

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Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/mychildrenschildren Website: https://mychildrenschildren.com/

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Society has come a long way since circus “freak shows” put little people on display. But little people still face a high level of stigma in society and most times a lack of reference to who they are and what they can or cannot do.

However little people are more than just their height or disabilities, just like other human beings they are filled with passion and enthusiasm to go above and beyond to achieve their dreams and Selene Luna is testament to this.

Selene is an established actress in Hollywood with multiple roles in movies and TV shows like Soledad on FX's Mayans M.C. and the voice of Tía Rosita in Disney-Pixar’s Academy Award and Golden Globe Awards' Winner Coco.

While acting is a strong passion of hers, so is advocating for disability rights which has taken her to the lengths of Washington, D.C. to meet with legislators like U.S. Rep. Maxine Waters, at the 2019 Conference on Independent Living  and spoke at a rally on Capitol Hill alongside U.S. Sen. Chuck Schumer.

In this episode, Selene talks about:

How she has been able to overcome the stigma surrounding little people Her rise to stardom in a culture where people with disability are unequally highlighted Her best references for little people

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After teaching for several years, Jennifer “Jen” Rafferty realized how much the job that she loved was exhausting her. Thing is, she lacked resources to support her do her job better. Having always been interested in neuroscience, she dove into the research about how we learn through the lens of cognitive neuroscience which led her to pursue her Ph.D. in Education Psychology.

Her insatiable curiosity has allowed her to create the Empowered Educator programs relevant and reflective of the most up-to-date research in mindset, leadership, and cognitive neuroscience. Jen has been featured in Authority Magazine, Medium, Thrive Global, Voyage MIA, and is a TedX speaker.

Topics in our conversation include:

Teachers need to feel empowered by having agency on how to show up The need for professional development that can truly help teachers Learning to remove eternal from internal stressors so that teachers can be their best for their students and parents Parent’s power to help teachers Jen’s services through Empowered Educator program And we discuss how parents can help teachers get the Empowered Educator program to them

Remember that the services that Jennifer offers are also great for self-improvement. You don’t have to be a teacher to register.

If you’d like to learn more about Jennifer, visit her

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https://empowerededucator.com/links

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https://www.instagram.com/jenrafferty_/

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https://www.facebook.com/groups/empowerededucatorfacultyroom

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Cairo Eubanks was in college when a peer began stalking and harassing her online. She didn’t personally know the guy. After months of his attacks, she decided to speak up about it online, and much to her surprise other victims spoke out.

They all banded together and with a lot of work, they were able to put a stop to it. But it shouldn’t have taken over 30 women to stop one cyberstalker. That experience lead Cairo to do a lot more in the world. Cairo created Bringing The Globe (BTG), a virtual international student exchange program and a global village for students equipping them with the transferable skill sets and resources they need to thrive. BTG provides self-paced courses, live and virtual workshops, and online international conferences every year that leverage evidence-based and scientific research to help students find their purpose and passion.

Cairo’s work has extended into so many areas, that I had to invite her to the podcast to share her story with you. If you’re a parent who has a child looking for an opportunity to get involved in social activism, you will enjoy this conversation.

Tune in to learn about:

🗣 How Cairo put a stop to the cyberstalker

🗣 Her work with the United Nations to improve civil society

🗣 UN Sustainable development goals that youth can get sdgs.un.org

🗣 The importance of mentors for youth

🗣 The importance of black and brown girl representation

🗣 Her public service announcement Digital Citizens initiative

🗣 The Florida International Trade and Cultural Expo

To learn more about Cairo, click https://www.bringingtheglobe.com/

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What is the first thing you think of when you hear the word, “grief”?

I’m pretty sure that most people think of the loss of someone. But, there are many types of grief and there aren’t any rules on how long or how one should express their grief.

Some people might even feel like they’re not allowed to grieve, but they want to. Teresa Phelps is a grief recovery method specialist who has been helping people with different types of grief.

During our discussion she talks about:

>> The different types of grief

>> Her journey to becoming a grief recovery method specialist

>> Her coaching strategy

>> She dispels a few myths about grief

To learn more about Teresa, visit her at therestorationshoppe.com.

You can contact her at 951-523-7959 or via email at teresa@restorationshoppe.com.

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Teaching kids about bullying awareness can be tough, but this author does it in a very entertaining way that will get kids to read more about it!

Let’s be honest, in order to teach kids about topics that can seem boring, we have to do it in an entertaining way.

It’s exhausting for parents like me who don’t have the creativity to make dull topics fun. However, we have people like Antonio Lumley, an author who has taken the topic of bullying and made it a fun thing to talk about through his action-packed books, “Undercover Ninja” and “Rise of the Anaconda King”.

That’s why I had to invite Antonio. During this conversation we discuss…

👉🏽👉🏽 His reason for writing these books

👉🏽👉🏽 The lack of values and morals being taught in entertainment

👉🏽👉🏽 Diversity in book characters

👉🏽👉🏽 What’s next for Antonio and his anti-bullying book series

You can learn more and support Antonio here:

Instagram https://www.instagram.com/xtatic4books/

Website https://xtaticbooks.com/

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In this episode, I am joined by Anna Scoby, an award-winning speaker, communication coach, and the founder of Project Be You, a non-profit organization dedicated to youth. Anna explains how communication is a science and can be used as an expression for different emotions as well as an empowerment tool.

We talked about:

How children and parents can communicate to each other The importance of public speaking to children How communication empowers children

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Website: https://projectbeyou.com/ Instagram: https://instagram.com/project_be_you_by_anna? Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/anna.scoby Facebook Page: https://www.facebook.com/speechdebateandleadership LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/anna-shcherbak-scoby-376007a/

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With a number of teens experiencing more and more anxiety and depression, life coaching for kids and teens helps build emotional resilience, build self-esteem and increase confidence.

And this is a subject Nella Castro is well acquainted in, as a life coach and counselor for teen girls and young women. With over 13 years of experience as a School Counselor and mentor,  helping teens and young adults find their passion & purpose, cultivate a success mindset, and achieve goals.

She has a Bachelor's degree in Psychology from San Francisco State University and a Master's degree in Counseling Education from San Jose State University.

Her strength lies in working with teen girls, young women, and their families to navigate the crucial stage of adolescence and young adulthood years so they can live up to their maximum potential.

In this episode, Nella highlights:

The value of life coaching for teens The difference between coaching and therapy How children can build confidence and self-awareness How to correct children to enable growth in them rather than withdraw

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Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/julie_deluccacollins/ Website: www.nellacastro.com

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It can be scary to send your child across the country by themselves on a plane, but eventually, your kids will have to travel all by themselves. How would you prepare your child?

Rain is a 14-years-old who traveled from Maryland to California by herself. Rain and I want to share some tips on how we prepared her to travel alone and what you can expect when it comes to unaccompanied minors traveling on airlines.

Rain shares…

How she felt before traveling alone The factors she considered to decide to fly solo What she experienced on her round trip What to ask the airline about kids traveling alone Tips for kids on what to do if they need help while traveling

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As a U.S. Navy veteran, wife to a retired Sailor, mother, and a teacher, April was exhausted from navigating all her roles. As she tried to find a way to end her exhaustion, she turned to journaling as an expression of her emotions.

She, later on, came to the realization that this was a form of self-care and this led her to inspire women to deepen a relationship with themselves through self-love. With her reflection, planners, and journals, she takes women on a personal journey of self-awareness to cope with times of transition, change, and growth.

In this episode, she shares:

How valuable self-care is The signs that one needs self-care Self-care strategies one can incorporate into their day

Connect with April Jennings:

Instagram:  https://www.instagram.com/selfcarewithapril/ Podcast: Self-Care with April 

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Sisters, Amy and Nancy Harrington have a very beautiful relationship that has become an extension of sisterhood to many other women.

They founded The Passionistas Project out of a deep desire to empower women around the world. Both co-founders walked away from high-profile jobs in Hollywood to work together. Amy was the Vice President of Visual Effects and Post Production for all feature films at Warner Bros, working on movies like the "Harry Potter" films and "The Matrix." Nancy left the ad agency where she created Academy Award campaigns for Miramax.

Now Amy and Nancy shine a light on the positive stories of women on The Passionistas Project Podcast. They have conducted more than 60 one-on-one oral histories for The Interviews for the Television Academy Foundation, including in-depth conversations with Cindy Williams and Penny Marshall, Julia Louis-Dreyfus, Ed O'Neill, and more.

At the Emmys and other press events, Amy and Nancy have chatted with many stars including Rita Moreno, Lily Tomlin, Laverne Cox, Deepak Chopra, Carol Burnett, and many others. They have also produced interviews for the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame including a sit-down with Mick Jagger.

They were handpicked by OWN to be part of the VIP digital press corps covering "Oprah's Lifeclass" during Winfrey's tour of the U.S. and Toronto. Amy and Nancy founded The Passionistas Project in 2018, and through their podcast, subscription box, and events, they strive to inspire women to follow their passions and join forces in the fight for equality for all.

I’m so honored that they accepted my invitation to share their story and mission with us at the DaliTalks Podcast. Tune in to…

Learn about what led to them founding The Passionista Project Find out about the upcoming Passionista Summit How you can benefit from their work and their podcast Learn how you can support other women business owners Find out just how well Amy and Nancy know one another

For more information, go to https://www.thepassionistasproject.com/about

Facebook Page: https://www.facebook.com/ThePassionistasProject/

Facebook Group: https://www.facebook.com/groups/thepassionistasproject

Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/thepassionistasproject/

Twitter: https://twitter.com/PassionsProj

LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/thepassionstasproject/

YouTube: https://bit.ly/PassionistasYouTube

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If you’ve been following me for the past two years, you might recognize this week’s guest. He has been on the DaliTalks Show (the YouTube version of this podcast) before. So, now that I have the podcast, I had to invite him for you to learn about him.

Kenneth Scott, a former collegiate & professional athlete joins us in this episode.

Currently, the founder of Leave A Blessing, author of Twenty-Four, writer of Chips and Soda Short Stories Collection, speaker of MTSA Program, and music artist, Kenneth talks about his his first book and about his mission to help kids tap into their potential despite any obstacles they might be facing.

We talked about:

How he handled being a caregiver to his mother diagnosed with Lupus His life as a professional athlete His program Maximising The Student Athlete His thoughts on bullying

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Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/kscott_2/

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In this episode, I am joined by my amazing daughter Rain. The mother-daughter dynamic is an experience for both of us so we sat down to discuss our journey so far and lessons learned.

We talked about:

Rain’s entrepreneurial spirit How we inspire each other How we have both grown overtime

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While it seems that people are more open to speaking about taboo topics such as mental health, racism, black women’s hair, and black bodies, the support is not always there. From the "fro" to hair wraps, to braids, Black women use their hairstyles as a personal expression of who they are. They show the evolution of Black culture over time, an evolution that has brought us to a time when more and more Black women are embracing the natural beauty of their own hair. However, it doesn't escape controversy.

This is what led Tunisia Lacy-Lumpkin to publicly speak about mental health in BIPOC communities and to carry out research on black men’s perspectives of black women’s hair. Her research was successful and earned her the title of Doctor of Philosophy for her dissertation on "What I Like: Chronicles of Black Males' Perspectives of Black Women's Hair".

She shared segments of her research in this episode and highlighted:

Mental health in the black community Black men’s perspective on black women’s hair How hair, racism, and colorism are treated The importance of giving children hair autonomy

Connect with Tunisia-Lacy Lumpkin

Email: tlacy7@hotmail.com

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Have you ever had a moment when you achieved something great, and suddenly you thought, “I just got lucky” or “this only happened because of that person who hooked me up”.

Well, that, my friend, is called imposter syndrome and you are not the only person who has it. It’s something I spoke about with Nando Rodriguez, who is recognized as a magnetic, dynamic, and passionate coach in New York City who drives clients to their breakthroughs by inspiring deep insightful work to reach their maximum potential.

Nando is a proven disruptor with a unique skill-set blending: NLP, ontology, and a dash of tough love, Nando gets his clients (celebrities, influencers, and entrepreneurs) to smash their imposter syndrome and transform their mindset, actions, and lives.

During this discussion we discuss:

The childhood trauma that triggered his imposter syndrome and perfectionism What do the symptoms of imposter syndrome look like? How we can manage it How he helps people succeed

You can learn more about Nando at:

Website: https://nandoism.com/

Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/nandoism/

Twitter: https://twitter.com/nandoism

YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/nandoism

LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/nandorodriguez/

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The contribution of immigrants in countries like the United States cannot go unnoticed. That is why it is vital for their experiences to be told and heard because when people don’t understand others’ experiences it is easy for discrimination to happen.

To highlight immigrants and their uniqueness, I speak to Heidy De La Cruz, mother, blogger, poet, and podcaster of The American Dream In The Eyes Of Immigrants where she has beautiful and insightful conversations with immigrants so that listeners can dispell myths, stereotypes and prejudices about them.

She shares:

What influenced  her to start her podcast “ The American Dream in the eyes of Immigrants” Culture Shock experiences and how it can impact an immigrant Why stories of immigrants are important

Connect with Heidy De La Cruz:

Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/heidy.delacruz13/ Blog: https://heidyreynoso.wordpress.com/ Podcast: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/the-american-dream-in-the-eyes-of-immigrants/id1618625073

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Behavioral patterns are a strong determinant of one’s life and just like adults ensure to cultivate positive routines in their life, it is important that children do the same.

These can be patterns like what time to go to bed, how many hours you spend on your phone or where you place your keys or bag.

Once such patterns are nurtured at a young age, the likelihood of children practicing such patterns as they grow up is high.

Julie De-Lucca Collins shared her expertise on this subject in this episode. As a Holistic Business and Life Coach, Julie helps confused and overwhelmed women build and run a business, create the right strategy, habits, and daily action to be profitable and make a positive impact.

She shared with us in this episode how positive habits in children can influence their lives for the better.

Julie talks about:

Nurturing habits in children How parents' behavioral patterns can influence their kids

Connect with Julie DeLucca-Collins:

Facebook Group:  https://www.facebook.com/groups/goconfidentlyyou Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/julie_deluccacollins/ Podcast: https://casadeconfidencepod.com/ Book: https://confidentyoubook.com/book Free E-version of the book: https://confidentyoubook.com/mom

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Parenting is often difficult in certain aspects and any parent can testify to this.

But what happens when you are a person dealing with a chronic illness like Parkinson’s disease?

Truthfully, it gets challenging and exhausting. However, as a parent with a chronic illness you can still cater to yourself and your children. Jennifer Maharajh is a testament to this as she has been able to execute her parenting roles and lead a successful business.

As an author, Parkinson's warrior, global summit producer and speaker, health/wellness entrepreneur, and above all, as a  parent and wife, she shares her experience with us in this episode.

She talks about:

Her journey with Parkinson’s disease How she has managed to parent her children while dealing with a chronic illness Why it’s important to let your children in on your chronic illness

Connect with Jennifer Maharajh:

Website: https://simplyhealthyglobalmedia.com/ Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/simplyhealthyandorganic/ Podcast: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/simply-real/id1561054175

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The media we consume has a profound influence on how we see, understand, and treat people, both those within and different from our own race or ethnicity, and that is why representation is important.

It helps kids build their perspectives on their own ethnic-racial group, as well as that of others and because of that parents ought to encourage their kids to view media content that is diverse.

In this episode, I speak to Joshua Lorea who has championed the need for diversity in comic characters and representation in media by publishing his comic book Nahualli, Modern Aztec Heroes: Volume 1 to highlight people of color and their experiences.

Joshua talks about:

How the portrayal of diverse races in the media is important Why parents should not shy away from the topic of race and ethnicity How NFTs are transforming the art world Why children should explore their art creativity

Connect with Joshua Lorea:

Website:https://www.timemachine-crtv.com/linktree Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/timemachine.crtv/

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LGBTQ+ people exist, they are in our families, workplaces, and schools and we can no longer ignore their presence.

Due to their classification, the majority face discrimination and this is not right because just like other people they have human rights.

In schools especially, there is a divide between teachers, school administration, and parents on whether issues surrounding LGBTQ+ should be taught to students.

Much as everyone is entitled to an opinion surrounding how they would want their children to be raised, it is important to be aware of the diversity in the world and for that case needs to be addressed and that is why Destiny Clarke, an LGBTQ+ Educational Consultant and former teacher who helps teachers, school leaders, and caregivers create communities of care for LGBTQ+ youth graced us with her point of view.

In this episode, Destiny talks about:

The importance of LGBTQ education to parents, children, and teachers Dos and Don'ts of getting to know the LGBTQ What gender is and its different forms Resources for LGBTQ youth How addressing  LGBTQ+ issues is more than sexuality

Connect with Destiny Clarke:

Website: https://www.discoveredwithdestiny.com/ Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/discoveredwithdestiny/

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With schools focused on educating children to ensure they are excelling in their grades, they may tend to miss out on teaching them about bullying, which is important to create a safe learning environment.

I came to this realization after years of volunteering at schools and then selling my anti-bullying services to schools.

With the first step in most cases being reporting bullying incidents to the school, children need more in-depth education about bullying because when a child is victimized, parents need the help of educators to make sure bullying is addressed. Parents and school leaders need to ensure that the victim is kept safe and that other children have an understanding of how to treat others.

In this episode, I address;

The importance of in-depth bullying education in schools. Why parents need to speak up more about the need for bullying awareness at schools. How bullying awareness empowers parents and children.

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DaliTalks: https://www.dalitalks.com/

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A number of states in the U.S. have seen a surge in deadly street racing amidst the pandemic and some of the individuals involved are younger drivers.

Much as they participate in such an act for fun, due to the nature of their driving, accidents are bound to happen and death occurs.

Such deaths are very unfortunate because with the right measures in place, they would have been managed and this is what led Reina Jackson, a wife, and mother of six children to launch the AJ Project, Inc. in September 2021.

In May 2021, her firstborn child Ajanni passed away tragically in a car accident in which speed was a factor and Reina decided to use the AJ Project as a solution to this crisis which the U.S. Secretary of Transportation has recently declared a national crisis targeting young adults 13-21.

The AJ Project also shares the truth about the deadly dangers of Illegal Street Racing & Reckless Driving and also offers bereavement services to mothers & families.

In this episode, Reina talks about:

The signs parents should look out for to determine if their child is involved in street racing. How the pandemic led to a surge in street racing among children. Fines issued for street racers and how they offer minimal regulation. Why and when you should have the conversation about speed racing with your children. Resources to track your child’s driving. The importance of having loving people around you to help get you through bullying experiences and/or trauma. Small acts of activism. The importance of focusing on the cause of kids’ misbehavior and empowering them to choose how to deal with their actions and emotions.

Connect with Reina:

https://theajproject.us/ https://instagram.com/the.aj.project.inc?utm_medium=copy_link https://youtube.com/channel/UCQyd1OcpAyC6oH9VFprjpOw https://www.facebook.com/The.AJ.Project.Inc/

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Jessica Bonner is a tutor who works with children and adults. She tutors students in English, reading, math (up to pre-calculus) as well as the following exams: ACT, SAT, GRE, GED, and PRAXIS.

Further, she provides exam prep coaching for test-takers who often find themselves anxious about preparation and test-taking.

Understanding this anxiety, she enjoys conducting tutorials and workshops on incorporating interests within the study process. One of these interests includes use of TikTok and Instagram/Facebook Reels.

Having worked as an English composition adjunct professor, tutor, and speech-language pathologist, she cherishes education and believes it should be available to all who want to receive it. Helping students see skills they probably don't recognize is a major reason she started her tutoring/editing business For Other Prizes Consulting in 2016.

Connect with Jessica Bonner

For Other Prizes: https://www.forotherprizes.com/ Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/forotherprizes/ Facebook: www.facebook.com/forotherprizes Tiktok: www.tiktok.com/@forotherprizes Fanbase: https://www.fanbase.app/forotherprizes

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Dali Talks: https://www.dalitalks.com/ Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/dalitalks/ Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/dalitalk

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Have you ever felt so lost in your parenting journey that you just want to reach out to an expert for help?

I think that every parent has felt that way at one point or another. That’s why today, I’m introducing you to my dear colleague and parenting coach friend, Kristina Campos.

Kristina lives in Colorado with her four children of school age.  She has been an educator for over 20 years, working with all grade levels, preschool through 12th grade.

Kristina graduated from the University of Colorado in Boulder, Colorado, in 1999, and received her master’s degree from the University of Denver in 2019. After many years of teaching, Kristina saw a need to help children from the source - THE HOME!

With great enthusiasm, Kristina quit her teaching job and founded her organization “The Impactful Parent”.

Now, Kristina helps parents of school-aged children by providing parenting tips, resources, and community to those that follow her. You can find her as “The Impactful Parent” on most social media platforms under the handle @theimpactfulparent.

She also has an Impactful Parent YouTube channel, an Impactful Parent App, and Kristina has a podcast called “Impactful Parenting”. Her passion for children and strong devotion to serving parents is evident in all she does.  Kristina also continues to stay active in the school by substitute teaching whenever her schedule allows.

Click the links below to connect with and learn more about Kristina and “The Impactful Parent”.

https://theimpactfulparent.com
Facebook:  www.facebook.com/groups/theimpactfulparent/
Instagram:  www.instagram.com/theimpactfulparent
LinkedIn: www.linkedin.com/company/theimpactfulparent
YouTube:  https://theimpactfulparent.com/youtube
Podcast:  https://theimpactfulparent.com/parenting-podcast
App: Available on the Apple Store and Android Play Store

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My guest today is Goz Odediran, attorney, autism mom, author, and the founder of IEP MOMvocate Academy, an online learning community for Moms of school-aged Children with Disabilities.

Goz is a passionate advocate who empowers Moms with the information they need to advocate for their school-aged children with disabilities.

One of the many things that she informs parents about is the individualized education program (IEP) which can be a powerful tool to help children and their parents overcome obstacles to allow their child’s full potential to thrive.

Goz recently published “IEPs at Your Fingertips” for parents to understand what and how to use an IEP and much more.

You can order your copy or gift a copy to someone you know at:
https://www.iepmomvocate.club/

You can also follow Goz via Instagram and take advantage of her FREE monthly webinars.

Follow her on INstagram at https://www.instagram.com/odediranlawfirm/

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Visit my website at https://www.dalitalks.com

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I decided to get a little personal for this episode. So, I invited by younger child, Jess to give some parenting advice. The conversation turned out fun and insightful. If you've had moments when your teen doesn't understand what you want from them, or if they give you a confused look when you tell them to do something, Jess explains what's really going on in their brain. 

Hopefully you can relate to some of the things we talk about and it is my wish that you not feel alone. Like me, you are evolving, learning every day, and your kids will love you for that!

Don't forget to subscribe, share this episode, and leave a review. Thanks for listening!

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Nidia, Nayeli, and Nadia Hernandez are three sisters with a mission to help their community rise with the use of STEAM and financial education. They share with us how they began their business, "Little Dreamers Publishing", and how your kids can benefit from their amazing ideas.

Tune in to learn more about their YouTube channel, their books, the activities they offer for children, and much more.

Follow them at https://www.instagram.com/littledreamerspublishing/

Check out all of their resources at https://linktr.ee/littledreamerspublishing

#parenting #childrensbooks #Latinapublishers

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In this episode, you will learn a bit about my personal and professional background. You'll learn some details about my childhood as an immigrant kid from Nicaragua, my single mom of six kids, my enlistment into the Army, and how I was able to FINALLY stand up for myself. This wonderful, empowering thing I learned made me a great advocate for my Soldiers, and later, it helped me advocate for my baby. Ever since, I have been teaching other parents to do the same through my business DaliTalks, L.L.C., and my program, the Diversity & Anti-Bullying Academy (#DABA).

Would you do me a favor? Would you take some time to give this podcast a review? It would help many parents like you get an idea of what to expect from this podcast and they might just find answers to some of their questions.

And PLEASE, don't forget to SUBSCRIBE and SHARE this episode. 

Thanks for listening! 

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