https://simplecast.com Parent Trapped The coronavirus pandemic has turned our lives upside down. Parent Trapped is here to help. Each week, host Ann Marie Baldonado checks in with authors, educators, and celebrities to bring you real-world stories and tips. You'll hear from experts and listeners on everything from juggling work and school with kids at home to awesome pillow fort designs (!) and great family movies. Common Sense created Parent Trapped to capture parents' candid stories and moments when reality meets (comic) relief. Because, let's face it: Raising kids in quarantine is a challenge none of us saw coming. 2020 Common Sense Networks en Wed, 8 Jul 2020 10:00:19 +0000 Tue, 27 Apr 2021 01:24:16 +0000 https://parent-trapped.simplecast.com Parent Trapped https://image.simplecastcdn.com/images/8574a74b-50d2-48a9-b361-500762d89cb9/ff2b8a5e-94cd-4840-9c2a-dcfa0910a169/3000x3000/parent-trapped-thumbnail-artwork.jpg?aid=rss_feed https://parent-trapped.simplecast.com episodic The coronavirus pandemic has turned our lives upside down. Parent Trapped is here to help. Each week, host Ann Marie Baldonado checks in with authors, educators, and celebrities to bring you real-world stories and tips. You'll hear from experts and listeners on everything from juggling work and school with kids at home to awesome pillow fort designs (!) and great family movies. Common Sense created Parent Trapped to capture parents' candid stories and moments when reality meets (comic) relief. Because, let's face it: Raising kids in quarantine is a challenge none of us saw coming. Common Sense Networks no https://feeds.simplecast.com/fjMUNJn5 new movies 2020, netflix kids movies, family tv, family movies, kids movies, working moms, parenting, age-appropriate content, stay at home order, television, coping tips, education, working parents, film, internet safety, media recommendations for families, parenting advice, media, technology, ann marie baldonado, learning, coronavirus, schooling at home, home with kids, kids at home Common Sense Networks info@commonsensenetworks.com 99550a93-55c9-414a-93b7-5bcd7a22c92d Embracing the Messiness of Life In our final episode of the series, we're looking at how you can take the messiness of the last few months and embrace it to have a more creative and resilient life. To do so, we're joined by Tim Harford from the podcast Cautionary Tales. He's also the author of Messy: How to Be Creative and Resilient in a Tidy-Minded World.

Plus, we do a little bit of therapy … movie therapy. On Kristen Meinzer's Movie Therapy podcast, listeners submit questions, and the hosts offer advice through movie and TV recommendations. In our episode, host Ann Marie Baldonado shares her own personal queries: Is there a movie to help her fall asleep? Is there a movie to help her cope with feelings of uncertainty about the future? What movie could help her two girls bond as sisters? 

This is our last episode of the show for now. Stay subscribed to this feed to hear about future projects from Common Sense Media. To stay in touch with our host, you can find Ann Marie on Twitter (@annmarieb) or on Instagram (abaldonado). 

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Parent Trapped was brought to you by founding sponsor First Republic Bank. To learn more about their services, visit http://firstrepublic.com.

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]]> Wed, 8 Jul 2020 10:00:19 +0000 info@commonsensenetworks.com (Common Sense Networks) https://parent-trapped.simplecast.com/episodes/embracing-the-messiness-of-life-_IOrD849 In our final episode of the series, we're looking at how you can take the messiness of the last few months and embrace it to have a more creative and resilient life. To do so, we're joined by Tim Harford from the podcast Cautionary Tales. He's also the author of Messy: How to Be Creative and Resilient in a Tidy-Minded World.

Plus, we do a little bit of therapy … movie therapy. On Kristen Meinzer's Movie Therapy podcast, listeners submit questions, and the hosts offer advice through movie and TV recommendations. In our episode, host Ann Marie Baldonado shares her own personal queries: Is there a movie to help her fall asleep? Is there a movie to help her cope with feelings of uncertainty about the future? What movie could help her two girls bond as sisters? 

This is our last episode of the show for now. Stay subscribed to this feed to hear about future projects from Common Sense Media. To stay in touch with our host, you can find Ann Marie on Twitter (@annmarieb) or on Instagram (abaldonado). 

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Parent Trapped was brought to you by founding sponsor First Republic Bank. To learn more about their services, visit http://firstrepublic.com.

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]]> Embracing the Messiness of Life Common Sense Networks 00:27:16 In our final episode of the series, we're looking at how you can take the messiness of the last few months and embrace it to have a more creative and resilient life. Plus, we do a little bit of therapy … movie therapy. In our final episode of the series, we're looking at how you can take the messiness of the last few months and embrace it to have a more creative and resilient life. Plus, we do a little bit of therapy … movie therapy. tree of life, the martian, law & order, kristen meinzer, chicago, the parent trap, movie therapy, cautionary tales, tim harford, daedra and laini rob a train, grey's anatomy, the home shopping network, tv shows for kids, movies to watch with kids, ann marie baldonado, hgtv, family movie ideas, the farewell, messy no full 10 98692c8a-4347-44ab-8640-98ad5fb2a2c3 Pornography, Shared Passwords, Incognito Mode, Oh My! Since the pandemic started, kids have been spending more time online. So how do we keep them from chatting with strangers, sharing passwords, and discovering adult content? Anya Kamenetz, author of The Art of Screen Time, gives us strategies for making sure your kids are safe and responsible on the internet even when you're not watching. 

We'll also hear from listener Megan in Austin, who has a tip for getting her kids to open up and talk about who they've been texting. 

Plus, we'll hear from listener Damon in Atlanta about a weekly adventure game that's keeping his three kids busy and curious.

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And we want to hear your tips and suggestions! Are you reading your kids' text messages? Send your stories to parenttrapped@commonsense.org.

Parent Trapped was brought to you by founding sponsor First Republic Bank. To learn more about their services, visit http://firstrepublic.com.

]]> Wed, 1 Jul 2020 10:00:09 +0000 info@commonsensenetworks.com (Common Sense Networks) https://parent-trapped.simplecast.com/episodes/pornography-shared-passwords-incognito-mode-oh-my-x3pifade Since the pandemic started, kids have been spending more time online. So how do we keep them from chatting with strangers, sharing passwords, and discovering adult content? Anya Kamenetz, author of The Art of Screen Time, gives us strategies for making sure your kids are safe and responsible on the internet even when you're not watching. 

We'll also hear from listener Megan in Austin, who has a tip for getting her kids to open up and talk about who they've been texting. 

Plus, we'll hear from listener Damon in Atlanta about a weekly adventure game that's keeping his three kids busy and curious.

After the show:

And we want to hear your tips and suggestions! Are you reading your kids' text messages? Send your stories to parenttrapped@commonsense.org.

Parent Trapped was brought to you by founding sponsor First Republic Bank. To learn more about their services, visit http://firstrepublic.com.

]]> Pornography, Shared Passwords, Incognito Mode, Oh My! Common Sense Networks 00:24:59 Since the pandemic started, kids have been spending more time online. So how do we keep them from chatting with strangers, sharing passwords, and discovering adult content? Anya Kamenetz, author of The Art of Screen Time, gives us strategies for making sure your kids are safe and responsible on the internet even when you're not watching. Since the pandemic started, kids have been spending more time online. So how do we keep them from chatting with strangers, sharing passwords, and discovering adult content? Anya Kamenetz, author of The Art of Screen Time, gives us strategies for making sure your kids are safe and responsible on the internet even when you're not watching. internet safety, news and media literacy, parental controls, incognito mode, keeping kids safe online, anya kamenetz, ann marie baldonado, digital media, passwords, text messages, cellphones, screen time, digital literacy, the art of screen time, scavenger hunt no full 9 32635f50-a097-4aa7-9a37-5ff005bc3a1e Making Space with Christian Robinson Feeling angry lately? Overwhelmed? How about your kids? Author and illustrator Christian Robinson has created a tool to help young people process powerful emotions through art. In this episode he'll talk about his video series Making Space, and how childhood struggles can be spun into stories. 

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And we want to hear your tips and suggestions! What videos or resources have you found online to help your kids process their emotions? Send your stories to parenttrapped@commonsense.org, and we might invite you on the show.

Parent Trapped was brought to you by founding sponsor First Republic Bank. To learn more about their services, visit http://firstrepublic.com.

]]> Wed, 24 Jun 2020 10:00:05 +0000 info@commonsensenetworks.com (Common Sense Networks) https://parent-trapped.simplecast.com/episodes/making-space-with-christian-robinson-iZqVvf29 Feeling angry lately? Overwhelmed? How about your kids? Author and illustrator Christian Robinson has created a tool to help young people process powerful emotions through art. In this episode he'll talk about his video series Making Space, and how childhood struggles can be spun into stories. 

After the show:

And we want to hear your tips and suggestions! What videos or resources have you found online to help your kids process their emotions? Send your stories to parenttrapped@commonsense.org, and we might invite you on the show.

Parent Trapped was brought to you by founding sponsor First Republic Bank. To learn more about their services, visit http://firstrepublic.com.

]]> Making Space with Christian Robinson Common Sense Networks 00:23:17 Feeling angry lately? Overwhelmed? How about your kids? Author and illustrator Christian Robinson has created a tool to help young people process powerful emotions through art. In this episode he'll talk about his video series Making Space, and how childhood struggles can be spun into stories. Feeling angry lately? Overwhelmed? How about your kids? Author and illustrator Christian Robinson has created a tool to help young people process powerful emotions through art. In this episode he'll talk about his video series Making Space, and how childhood struggles can be spun into stories. art lessons, last stop on market street, web series, the art of fun, children’s books, videos for kids, art for kids, making space, ann marie baldonado, christian robinson, art, illustration no full 8 a00dddce-8a83-4230-89d1-a59d29a72140 W. Kamau Bell Sings Daniel Tiger With our nation in turmoil over COVID-19 and protests against systemic racism, the idea of talking about chores may seem frivolous. But most American families are still at home, overwhelmed by laundry, dishes, and dust piling up at unprecedented rates. How do we get our kids to help? Asha Dornfest has some ideas. She's the author of the books Parent Hacks and Minimalist Parenting.

Plus, comedian W. Kamau Bell shares the surprising messages his kids are finding in the shows they're watching on TV. 

After the show:

And we want to hear your tips and suggestions! What are you watching with your kids? Send your stories to parenttrapped@commonsense.org, and we might invite you on the show.

Parent Trapped was brought to you by founding sponsor First Republic Bank. To learn more about their services, visit http://firstrepublic.com

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]]> Wed, 17 Jun 2020 10:00:30 +0000 info@commonsensenetworks.com (Common Sense Networks) https://parent-trapped.simplecast.com/episodes/w-kamau-bell-sings-daniel-tiger-Zw50NIMC With our nation in turmoil over COVID-19 and protests against systemic racism, the idea of talking about chores may seem frivolous. But most American families are still at home, overwhelmed by laundry, dishes, and dust piling up at unprecedented rates. How do we get our kids to help? Asha Dornfest has some ideas. She's the author of the books Parent Hacks and Minimalist Parenting.

Plus, comedian W. Kamau Bell shares the surprising messages his kids are finding in the shows they're watching on TV. 

After the show:

And we want to hear your tips and suggestions! What are you watching with your kids? Send your stories to parenttrapped@commonsense.org, and we might invite you on the show.

Parent Trapped was brought to you by founding sponsor First Republic Bank. To learn more about their services, visit http://firstrepublic.com

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]]> W. Kamau Bell Sings Daniel Tiger Common Sense Networks 00:21:14 ... and just when you think he's done ... he sings some more. Plus, chores! And getting your kid to do them. Author Asha Dornfest has some ideas. ... and just when you think he's done ... he sings some more. Plus, chores! And getting your kid to do them. Author Asha Dornfest has some ideas. tv, family television, doc mcstuffins, watch together, daniel tiger, edit your life, w. kamau bell, minimalist parenting, ann marie baldonado, united shades of america, parent hacks, asha dornfest no full 7 ff162168-e5ad-4c82-9776-1cd60227f683 Racism and Resilience Racism has a profound impact on the health and well-being of our kids. This week, racism against the Black community is being laid bare for all families to see—from the pandemic's disproportionate impact to police brutality and other racist violence. For this week's show, child psychologist Allison Briscoe-Smith will share her advice for talking with your kids about big, important topics like racism, ways to promote resilience, and committing to action.

Dr. Allison Briscoe-Smith is a clinical psychologist and professor at the Wright Institute, where she's director of diversity, equity, and inclusion. Allison's recent article for Common Sense is How to Talk with Kids About Racism and Racial Violence. In it, she suggests talking to kids about racism in the context of all the other foundational conversations you're already having, about things like fairness, kindness, working hard, and who we are as people and communities. 

After the show:

And we want to hear your tips and suggestions! How are these conversations playing out in your family? Send your stories to parenttrapped@commonsense.org, and we might invite you on the show.

Parent Trapped was brought to you by founding sponsor First Republic Bank. To learn more about their services, visit http://firstrepublic.com.

]]> Wed, 10 Jun 2020 10:00:07 +0000 info@commonsensenetworks.com (Common Sense Networks) https://parent-trapped.simplecast.com/episodes/racism-and-resilience-ZOtAQ4I5 Racism has a profound impact on the health and well-being of our kids. This week, racism against the Black community is being laid bare for all families to see—from the pandemic's disproportionate impact to police brutality and other racist violence. For this week's show, child psychologist Allison Briscoe-Smith will share her advice for talking with your kids about big, important topics like racism, ways to promote resilience, and committing to action.

Dr. Allison Briscoe-Smith is a clinical psychologist and professor at the Wright Institute, where she's director of diversity, equity, and inclusion. Allison's recent article for Common Sense is How to Talk with Kids About Racism and Racial Violence. In it, she suggests talking to kids about racism in the context of all the other foundational conversations you're already having, about things like fairness, kindness, working hard, and who we are as people and communities. 

After the show:

And we want to hear your tips and suggestions! How are these conversations playing out in your family? Send your stories to parenttrapped@commonsense.org, and we might invite you on the show.

Parent Trapped was brought to you by founding sponsor First Republic Bank. To learn more about their services, visit http://firstrepublic.com.

]]> Racism and Resilience Common Sense Networks 00:26:49 Racism has a profound impact on the health and well-being of our kids. This week, racism against the Black community is being laid bare for all families to see—from the pandemic's disproportionate impact to police brutality and other racist violence. For this week's show, child psychologist Allison Briscoe-Smith will share her advice for talking with your kids about big, important topics like racism, ways to promote resilience, and committing to action. Racism has a profound impact on the health and well-being of our kids. This week, racism against the Black community is being laid bare for all families to see—from the pandemic's disproportionate impact to police brutality and other racist violence. For this week's show, child psychologist Allison Briscoe-Smith will share her advice for talking with your kids about big, important topics like racism, ways to promote resilience, and committing to action. quarantunes, race, dr. allison briscoe-smith, news, anti-racist education, resilience, anti-racism, how to talk to your kid, racial violence, racism no full 6 d656f8d5-0be6-441f-b72a-24644d94ef7a Julie Andrews and Raising a Reader Reading, writing, and storytelling can be a creative first aid kit for families stuck at home during the pandemic. But where do you begin if your kid says they don't want to read or write? Today we've got some strategies for making reading and writing exciting. 

First, we'll hear some games dreamed up by the one and only Julie Andrews. She and her daughter, children's author and educator Emma Walton Hamilton, have started a new project to spark kids' imaginations: It's a podcast we adore called Julie's Library.

Then, Sierra Filucci from Common Sense Media joins us to discuss how to get your kid busy reading this summer, even if they're reluctant. Is any reading better than no reading?

Plus, a parenting win: We'll hear the story of how a college soccer star turned a kid who hates writing ... into a kid who likes it.

After the show:

And we want to hear your tips and suggestions! Send your questions and tips—especially the strange ones—to parenttrapped@commonsense.org, and we might invite you on the show.

Parent Trapped was brought to you by founding sponsor First Republic Bank. To learn more about their services, visit http://firstrepublic.com.

]]> Wed, 3 Jun 2020 10:00:05 +0000 info@commonsensenetworks.com (Common Sense Networks) https://parent-trapped.simplecast.com/episodes/julie-andrews-and-raising-a-reader-E5o7_W0p Reading, writing, and storytelling can be a creative first aid kit for families stuck at home during the pandemic. But where do you begin if your kid says they don't want to read or write? Today we've got some strategies for making reading and writing exciting. 

First, we'll hear some games dreamed up by the one and only Julie Andrews. She and her daughter, children's author and educator Emma Walton Hamilton, have started a new project to spark kids' imaginations: It's a podcast we adore called Julie's Library.

Then, Sierra Filucci from Common Sense Media joins us to discuss how to get your kid busy reading this summer, even if they're reluctant. Is any reading better than no reading?

Plus, a parenting win: We'll hear the story of how a college soccer star turned a kid who hates writing ... into a kid who likes it.

After the show:

And we want to hear your tips and suggestions! Send your questions and tips—especially the strange ones—to parenttrapped@commonsense.org, and we might invite you on the show.

Parent Trapped was brought to you by founding sponsor First Republic Bank. To learn more about their services, visit http://firstrepublic.com.

]]> Julie Andrews and Raising a Reader Common Sense Networks 00:24:50 Reading, writing, and storytelling can be a creative first aid kit for families stuck at home during the pandemic. But where do you begin if your kid says they don't *want* to read or write? Today we've got some strategies for making reading and writing exciting, including some games dreamed up by the one and only Julie Andrews. Reading, writing, and storytelling can be a creative first aid kit for families stuck at home during the pandemic. But where do you begin if your kid says they don't *want* to read or write? Today we've got some strategies for making reading and writing exciting, including some games dreamed up by the one and only Julie Andrews. sierra filucci, reading, julie andrews, raising a reader, emma walton hamilton, ann marie baldonado, julie's library, ebooks, writing, college soccer no full 5 7cb7d4f0-8d95-46aa-b97a-c2aa353b2cba Rob Huebel, Grace Lin, and the COVID Slide With the school year coming to an end, parents and caregivers might be feeling a mix of relief and worry: relief that they no longer have to play makeshift teacher … and worry that they didn't do enough to help their kids learn this year. In today's episode, Amanda Morin from Understood shares tips on how to support your kids in these last few weeks of whatever school is now … and whatever summer is going to be. Understood is an organization that provides support for children with disabilities and learning and attention issues like dyslexia and ADHD. 

Plus award-winning children's book author Grace Lin joins us to spice up learning at home -- by giving kids a chance to speak to their favorite writers.

And comedian Rob Huebel has some tricks for getting through the monotony of spending every freakin' day with your kids.

After the show:

And we want to hear your tips and suggestions! Send your questions and tips—especially the strange ones—to parenttrapped@commonsense.org, and we might invite you on the show.

Parent Trapped was brought to you by founding sponsor First Republic Bank. To learn more about their services, visit http://firstrepublic.com.

]]> Wed, 27 May 2020 10:00:05 +0000 info@commonsensenetworks.com (Common Sense Networks) https://parent-trapped.simplecast.com/episodes/rob-huebel-grace-lin-and-the-covid-slide-ZcJA8jIJ With the school year coming to an end, parents and caregivers might be feeling a mix of relief and worry: relief that they no longer have to play makeshift teacher … and worry that they didn't do enough to help their kids learn this year. In today's episode, Amanda Morin from Understood shares tips on how to support your kids in these last few weeks of whatever school is now … and whatever summer is going to be. Understood is an organization that provides support for children with disabilities and learning and attention issues like dyslexia and ADHD. 

Plus award-winning children's book author Grace Lin joins us to spice up learning at home -- by giving kids a chance to speak to their favorite writers.

And comedian Rob Huebel has some tricks for getting through the monotony of spending every freakin' day with your kids.

After the show:

And we want to hear your tips and suggestions! Send your questions and tips—especially the strange ones—to parenttrapped@commonsense.org, and we might invite you on the show.

Parent Trapped was brought to you by founding sponsor First Republic Bank. To learn more about their services, visit http://firstrepublic.com.

]]> Rob Huebel, Grace Lin, and the COVID Slide Common Sense Networks 00:26:18 Over the summer, kids tend to lose some of what they learned during the academic year—and that slide may be greater this year, with schools being shut for months during the pandemic. Today we'll get some tips on how to manage the "COVID slide." Plus, award-winning children's book writer Grace Lin brings author visits to your home, and comedian Rob Huebel has some tricks for getting through the monotony of spending every freakin' day with your kids. Over the summer, kids tend to lose some of what they learned during the academic year—and that slide may be greater this year, with schools being shut for months during the pandemic. Today we'll get some tips on how to manage the "COVID slide." Plus, award-winning children's book writer Grace Lin brings author visits to your home, and comedian Rob Huebel has some tricks for getting through the monotony of spending every freakin' day with your kids. developmental milestones, where the mountain meets the moon, author, understood, learning disabilities, rob huebel, ann marie baldonado, amanda morin, grace lin no full 4 b08680a9-b3c0-4dbe-8387-593c60c4a9f5 Managing Pandemic Anxiety, Stress-Free TV, Hug a Tree During a pandemic, there's so much to be stressed about. Dr. Dave Anderson of the Child Mind Institute has some strategies for keeping your anxiety in check—including one that involves eating a sandwich! Plus, some de-stressy family TV suggestions from Polly Conway from Common Sense Media. And then the director of the Icelandic Forest Service Þröstur Eysteinsson shares his tips on using trees to your advantage.

After the show:

And we want to hear your tips and suggestions! Do you have a special way to deal with anxiety? What are YOU watching with your kids? Send your questions and tips—especially the strange ones—to parenttrapped@commonsense.org, and we might invite you on the show.

Parent Trapped was brought to you by founding sponsor First Republic Bank. To learn more about their services, visit http://firstrepublic.com

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]]> Wed, 20 May 2020 10:00:08 +0000 info@commonsensenetworks.com (Common Sense Networks) https://parent-trapped.simplecast.com/episodes/managing-pandemic-anxiety-stress-free-tv-hug-a-tree-l6Kuq_DW During a pandemic, there's so much to be stressed about. Dr. Dave Anderson of the Child Mind Institute has some strategies for keeping your anxiety in check—including one that involves eating a sandwich! Plus, some de-stressy family TV suggestions from Polly Conway from Common Sense Media. And then the director of the Icelandic Forest Service Þröstur Eysteinsson shares his tips on using trees to your advantage.

After the show:

And we want to hear your tips and suggestions! Do you have a special way to deal with anxiety? What are YOU watching with your kids? Send your questions and tips—especially the strange ones—to parenttrapped@commonsense.org, and we might invite you on the show.

Parent Trapped was brought to you by founding sponsor First Republic Bank. To learn more about their services, visit http://firstrepublic.com

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]]> Managing Pandemic Anxiety, Stress-Free TV, Hug a Tree Common Sense Networks 00:21:20 During a pandemic, there's so much to be stressed about. Dr. Dave Anderson of the Child Mind Institute has some strategies for keeping your anxiety in check—including one that involves eating a sandwich! During a pandemic, there's so much to be stressed about. Dr. Dave Anderson of the Child Mind Institute has some strategies for keeping your anxiety in check—including one that involves eating a sandwich! tv, tv for families, polly conway, nature, child mind institute, bob's burgers, dr. dave anderson, þröstur eysteinsson, steven universe, the simpsons, watch together, legend of korra, king of the hill, icelandic forest service, the good place, ann marie baldonado, adventure time, forest bathing, avatar, hug a tree, dragon prince no full 3 3c84efae-8e79-422a-b83f-4eccab2baeaf Unveiling Invisible Work, Husband Education, Edible Surprises What happens when the invisible work of mothers becomes visible during a pandemic? Better Life Lab director Brigid Schulte says now is the perfect time for couples to dream up better ways to share responsibilities at home. Then, Common Sense's Editor-in-Chief Jill Murphy recommends some great content for Mom that is not about being a mom. Plus, the perfect recipe for the parent who claims they can't cook: All you need is a hotdog and six raw sticks of spaghetti. 

After the show:

Do you have an equivalent of Spaghetti Hot Dog Surprise? Or maybe a new way to keep your kids busy while you cook? Send your tips and questions to parenttrapped@commonsense.org and we might invite you on the show.

Parent Trapped was brought to you by founding sponsor First Republic Bank. To learn more about their services, visit http://firstrepublic.com

]]> Wed, 13 May 2020 10:00:09 +0000 info@commonsensenetworks.com (Common Sense Networks) https://parent-trapped.simplecast.com/episodes/unveiling-invisible-work-husband-education-edible-surprises-2jI9outR What happens when the invisible work of mothers becomes visible during a pandemic? Better Life Lab director Brigid Schulte says now is the perfect time for couples to dream up better ways to share responsibilities at home. Then, Common Sense's Editor-in-Chief Jill Murphy recommends some great content for Mom that is not about being a mom. Plus, the perfect recipe for the parent who claims they can't cook: All you need is a hotdog and six raw sticks of spaghetti. 

After the show:

Do you have an equivalent of Spaghetti Hot Dog Surprise? Or maybe a new way to keep your kids busy while you cook? Send your tips and questions to parenttrapped@commonsense.org and we might invite you on the show.

Parent Trapped was brought to you by founding sponsor First Republic Bank. To learn more about their services, visit http://firstrepublic.com

]]> Unveiling Invisible Work, Husband Education, Edible Surprises Common Sense Networks 00:21:51 What happens when the invisible work of mothers becomes visible during a pandemic? Better Life Lab director Brigid Schulte says now is the perfect time for couples to dream up better ways to share responsibilities at home. What happens when the invisible work of mothers becomes visible during a pandemic? Better Life Lab director Brigid Schulte says now is the perfect time for couples to dream up better ways to share responsibilities at home. brigid schulte, parenting advice, jill murphy, parenting, ann marie baldonado, better life lab, adam allington, home with kids, easy recipe, coping tips, shared parenting, working moms no full 2 bfd5dd81-fc7c-4b05-a88c-310a0628759f Screentime, Scribble Time, Space-Out Time Ever since schools closed due to social-distancing requirements, a lot of kids have been spending most of their time online. Today we'll find out whether all that screen time is harmful—and we'll get some drawing lessons from author and illustrator Jarrett J. Krosoczka and some weird parenting wins from the Longest Shortest Time podcast's Hillary Frank.

After the show:

And we want to hear your tips and suggestions! What questions do you have right now? How are you getting through this? Send your questions and tips—especially the strange ones—to parenttrapped@commonsense.org, and we might invite you on the show.

Parent Trapped was brought to you by founding sponsor First Republic Bank. To learn more about their services, visit http://firstrepublic.com.

]]> Wed, 6 May 2020 10:00:04 +0000 info@commonsensenetworks.com (Common Sense Networks) https://parent-trapped.simplecast.com/episodes/screentime-scribble-time-space-out-time-hqtZbC__ Ever since schools closed due to social-distancing requirements, a lot of kids have been spending most of their time online. Today we'll find out whether all that screen time is harmful—and we'll get some drawing lessons from author and illustrator Jarrett J. Krosoczka and some weird parenting wins from the Longest Shortest Time podcast's Hillary Frank.

After the show:

And we want to hear your tips and suggestions! What questions do you have right now? How are you getting through this? Send your questions and tips—especially the strange ones—to parenttrapped@commonsense.org, and we might invite you on the show.

Parent Trapped was brought to you by founding sponsor First Republic Bank. To learn more about their services, visit http://firstrepublic.com.

]]> Screentime, Scribble Time, Space-Out Time Common Sense Networks 00:25:48 Ever since schools closed due to social-distancing requirements, a lot of kids have been spending most of their time online. Is all that screen time harmful? Ever since schools closed due to social-distancing requirements, a lot of kids have been spending most of their time online. Is all that screen time harmful? jarrett j. krosoczka, parenting advice, weird parenting wins, parenting, coronavirus, michael robb, hillary frank, ann marie baldonado, home with kids, screen time, kids at home, screen time in the age of coronavirus, coping tips, draw every day no full 1 f3f2e5ee-e66a-4123-8372-5f1314b054d3 Mom, I'd Like to Make an Appointment The coronavirus has upended families' lives. Host Ann Marie Baldonado talks with experts, celebrities, and listeners about life, work, and learning with kids at home.

And we want to hear YOUR tips and suggestions! What questions do you have right now? How are you getting through this? Send your questions and tips -- especially the strange ones -- to ParentTrapped@commonsense.org and we might invite you on the show.

]]> Wed, 29 Apr 2020 22:57:36 +0000 info@commonsensenetworks.com (Common Sense Networks) https://parent-trapped.simplecast.com/episodes/trailer-sp4vTXS8 The coronavirus has upended families' lives. Host Ann Marie Baldonado talks with experts, celebrities, and listeners about life, work, and learning with kids at home.

And we want to hear YOUR tips and suggestions! What questions do you have right now? How are you getting through this? Send your questions and tips -- especially the strange ones -- to ParentTrapped@commonsense.org and we might invite you on the show.

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