Jess, a high school student turned online parenting educator, shares her insights on navigating the complex world of parenting advice. Scott joins her to discuss the troubling prevalence of misinformation and the need for credible guidance. They stress that building a strong attachment with children can be achieved through simple everyday acts of love. The duo also emphasizes that parenting isn't as complicated as it seems on social media, advocating for a critical approach to online parenting resources.

Ashley Greene, known for her role in the Twilight movies, shares her personal journey to motherhood. She candidly discusses the challenges of postpartum life and the pressure to ensure her baby sleeps through the night. The conversation delves into the significance of reparenting and emotional regulation. Ashley emphasizes the importance of self-compassion for both parents and children, tackling topics like women’s health and menstrual education. She advocates for celebrating effort over perfection and fostering open dialogues about periods with the next generation.

Exploring the balance of pushing kids to do hard things, the fine line between encouraging potential and pushing past limits. Discussing resilience, self-doubt, and nurturing persistence in children. Navigating complexities in parenting, emphasizing self-awareness and guiding with belief in capabilities.

Singer-songwriter Christina Perri opens up about her journey from a sensitive child to a superstar. She talks about finding solace in songwriting, navigating fame, experiencing pregnancy loss, and advocating for prenatal testing. The episode explores themes of sensitivity, creativity, grief, and vulnerability, emphasizing the power of connection and shared experiences.

Guest Scott shares his journey to a healthy relationship with food despite lacking positive role models. Topics of discussion include childhood trauma's impact on food habits, body image challenges post-pregnancy, gender disparities in societal body standards, and raising intuitive eaters. The episode delves into intuitive eating, overcoming food rules, and creating a positive body image for children.

Former educator and mom Tryphena discusses the challenges of raising her neurodivergent son. They explore healing the inner voice, reparenting, and childhood wounds. Also, the journey of cultural identity and supporting biracial children. Focus on vulnerability in friendships and authenticity. Insightful episode on parenting and self-discovery.

Welcome to Robot Unicorn! In this trailer, you’ll meet my incredible co-host. We will explain the meaning behind the name and share what you can expect from this show.Robot Unicorn will officially premiere on April 22, 2024, at 5:00 am EST! We can’t wait for you to see all the magic we have in store for you!