
Show overview
The Parent Inspiration Podcast launched in 2025 and has put out 70 episodes in the time since. That works out to roughly 10 hours of audio in total. Releases follow a weekly cadence.
Episodes typically run under ten minutes — most land between 6 min and 11 min — though episode length varies meaningfully from one episode to the next. None of the episodes are flagged explicit by the publisher. It is catalogued as a EN-language Kids & Family show.
The show is actively publishing — the most recent episode landed 1 weeks ago, with 23 episodes already out so far this year. Published by Mindy.
From the publisher
This podcast is to uplift parents in knowing they are not alone in their struggles and to equip them with inspirational ideas and research from psychology and child development. Mindy condenses the best wisdom from top parenting books and doctors and therapists who specialize in children and families.
Latest Episodes
View all 70 episodes70. What Does Make Marriage Work
69. The Seven Principles for Making Marriage Work
68. How to Have a Difficult Conversation
67. Do My Kids Ever Fight and Is That Good?
66. What's at the Core of Arguments
65. Your Phone is My Enemy
64. Do You Feel Safe?
63. Becoming Like a Child
62. When Your Child Is on the Verge of Tears

Ep 5961. What Research Says About Family Traditions
Learn 3 ways family rituals help our children by providing emotional security, strengthening family bonds, and creating identity and family values!

60. Point Out the Positives
Letting our kids know mistakes are okay and we believe in them to make good choices helps them continue to make good choices in the future.

Ep 5959. I Like You As You Are
Learn from the research organization the Human Improvement Project as well as Mr. Rogers on what our kids fear and how we can best help them.

Ep 5858. Our Weaknesses Are Just Overused Strengths
Having this mindness that our struggles also hold our superpowers and our weaknesses are just overused strengths helps us: see the good in ourselves and others and know when we can dial up or dial down our strengths to function at our best and know that WE ARE ENOUGH and beautiful exactly as we are

Ep 5757. Confessions of a Stay at Home Mom
Today we're rewinding 12 years to what life was like parenting in all the craziness of motherhood when my kids were little. Come and relate to all my confessions and how I cope. I hope you feel lighter and full of hope after listening!

Ep 5656. Miracle of Mending Sibling Relationships
Come get inspired both by story and research how your children's next difficult moment can be a crucible for change and healing!
Ep 5555. Destroy the Fantasies
"When we become aware of the movies in our head, we do our children a great service. We not only stop playing out our self-created fantasies, but we absolve our children of guilt and shame for not making our fantasies come true. We release our children from the roles we cast them in, which are often not their voluntary choices, and instead help them to recast themselves in scripts that match who they truly are. In doing so, we finally free our children from the clutches of our claustrophobic fantasies and allow them, uncaged, to fly into a sky of endless possibilities for their own destiny and authentic essence." - Dr. Shefali, "The Parenting Map"

Ep 5454. You Are Normal, Part 2
This episode helps us all relate to one another that we are normal! "You are normal" are also a powerful mantra we can tell our kids and today we'll learn why.

53. You Are Normal, Part 1
Here are statistics and research from offical government websites and other research organizations on the mental well being of parents! You are not alone in what your thinking, feeling, and going through!

Ep 5252. Becoming a Brilliant Listener
Today we cover Laura Markham's tips on becoming a brilliant listener in her book Peaceful Parent, Happy Kids.

Ep 5151. The Essential Secret Ingredient To Being A Happy Parent
Laura Markham in her book Peaceful Parent, Happy Kids reveals what the essential secret ingredient is to being a happier parent.