Lianne Castelino

Much like the eclectic fusion of flavours and styles that mark his dishes, Roger Mooking, chef, television host, musician, author and father of four, employs a similar strategy as a father of four.
“I grew up in a very West Indian household, but in Alberta for most of my years,” Mooking shared with Lianne Castelino during an interview for Where Parents Talk.”

Examining the impact of the COVID-19 global pandemic on the education system in Canada and in other countries through the perspective of Irvin Studin, father of three, chair of the Worldwide Commission to Educate All Kids and President of the Institute for 21st-Century Questions, and editor-in-chief and publisher of Global Brief Magazine.

A torrent of thoughts flood to my mind again. Even more so on this day.
As a non-Indigenous person, who has — for as long as I can remember — been deeply passionate about Canada’s founding peoples, the first National Day for Truth and Reconciliation is one of profound reflection.

Lianne Castelino of Where Parents Talk speaks to Dr. Chris Thurber, psychologist, father of 2 and author about how parents can support their kids to adapt to change and life transitions.

Lianne Castelino of WhereParentsTalk.com speaks to Corby-Sue Neumann, mom of two and Head of Culinary at HelloFresh Canada about how parents can teach their children meal planning and preparation basics, so that they can cook with confidence.

Understanding the science-backed, teachable characteristics it takes to get a child to flourish, with Dr. Michele Borba, author of the book, Thrivers, educational psychologist and mother of three. Also 3-time Olympic medallist and mother of 4, Silken Laumann, talks about parenting a child autism and other special needs within a blended family.

Described by its authors as, “substantial and alarming,” a new study by the Centers for Disease Control, released in September 2021, has found marked increases in weight gain among children between 2 and 19 years old in the United States, during the COVID-19 coronavirus global pandemic — exacerbating an existing and significant health challenge.

Gary Rabbior discusses financial literacy tips and Celina Caesar-Chavannes discusses parenting and politics.

Financial Literacy Tips

Gary Rabbior

Father of 3

Educator

President, Canadian Foundation for Economic Education

cfee.org

Parenting And Politics

Celina Caesar-Chavannes

Mother of 3

Former Member of Parliament, Whitby, ON

Entrepreneur

Speaker

Business consultant

Best-selling author, Can You Hear Me Now?

Through tears, a smile and a twinkle in his eye, Rob Tunney recalls that day back in 1982 when he got a call about an opportunity.
He was in his second year of working for the city at North Toronto Memorial Arena, following his graduation from Humber College in Facility Management.
The call came from Ross Blatchford, father of the late Christie Blatchford, formerly of the National Post and one of Canada's most prolific journalists.

Dr. Wendy Troxel

Mom of 2

Sleep Scientist

Clinical psychologist

Award winning researcher (work supported by the National Institutes of Health and the US Department of Defense)

Senior behavioural and social scientist, RAND Corporation

Adjunct faculty member (University of Pittsburgh and the University of Utah)

Author, Sharing the Covers

Print and interactive digital versions.

Radio interview.

Radio interview.

Dr. Hank Weisinger does not mince his words. Parental pressure. “It has unhealthy effects,” says the clinical psychologist, based in Norwalk, Connecticut. “The research is very consistent.”

When he lines up in the starting blocks for the first time — at the Tokyo Olympics — in the qualifying heats for his specialty 200-metre race, Aaron Brown may take a nanosecond or two to simply savour the moment, differently, before turning his attention to the race ahead of him.