Kim Mills
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1,063 appearances
15 recordings
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first heard May 2026
last heard 2 Sep
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You can find previous episodes of Speaking of Psychology on our website at www.speakingofpsychology.org or on Apple, Stitcher, or wherever you get your podcasts.
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Speaking of Psychology is produced by Lee Weinerman.
Our sound editor is Chris Condayan.
Thank you for listening.
For the American Psychological Association, I'm Kim Mills.
Speaking of psychology is taking a summer break.
So we're rerunning some of our favorite episodes from the past.
In 2023, I talked to psychologists Tim Cavell and Lauren Quech about why parenting expectations seem higher than ever and how parents can focus on what really matters most.
I hope you enjoy this episode from the archives.
We'll be back with new episodes beginning August 26th.
Raising children can be particularly challenging these days.
There are dozens of books and articles offering competing answers to nearly every parenting question you might have, from how to get your baby to sleep, to how to help siblings get along, to how much screen time is too much, to whether to let your tween attend a sleepover.
Meanwhile, every parenting decision you make, even the most mundane ones, can feel consequential.
It's no wonder that many parents feel tired, stressed, and unsure of whether they're doing a good job.
In a recent Pew Research Center survey, 47% of mothers and 34% of fathers said they felt that parenting was tiring most or all of the time, and one-third of mothers and one-quarter of fathers felt it was stressful all or most of the time.
So as a parent, how do you know which of your choices matter most and where to focus your limited parenting energy?
What's the right balance between keeping kids safe and giving them freedom?
How should you respond when your kids try your patience with whining, sibling fights, or teenage sarcasm?
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