Ep 183: What's Dangerous About Using AI for Parenting Advice (And the Question You Should Be Asking Instead)

episode

Previously titled “What's Dangerous About Using AI for Parenting Advice (And the Question You Should Be Asking Instead)” — renamed by the publisher on Aug 7, 2026

Zen Supermom: The Mental Fitness Podcast not yet transcribed

▲ 0

Transcript

This episode hasn't been transcribed yet Upvotes decide what gets transcribed next — 0 so far. Sign in to upvote

recent transcribed audio

316. Why the world’s economic glue is becoming unstuck 45 min · 24 Sep 2026 · The Rest Is Money

Fletch, Vaughan & Hayley's Lil Bitta Pod - 24th September 2026 4 min · 24 Sep 2026 · ZM's Fletch, Vaughan & Hayley

Colin Cowherd Podcast - Josh Pate On Lane Kiffin, USC vs. Oregon, Arch Manning, Power Rankings 34 min · 24 Sep 2026 · The Herd with Colin Cowherd

NPR News: 09-23-2026 8PM EDT 5 min · 24 Sep 2026 · NPR News Now

2952: Dr. Cabral Reveals the 7 Blood Markers That Predict Heart Disease Better Than Cholesterol 54 min · 24 Sep 2026 · Mind Pump: Raw Fitness Truth

"The ACC SportsBook - September 24th" 23 min · 23 Sep 2026 · The Agenda

Report any issue

Source

Recorded08 May 2026

Publisherfeeds.buzzsprout.com

Handlerec:18312181

Show notes

Send us Fan MailBUZZSPROUT DESCRIPTIONYou tried AI parenting advice. It sounded perfect. You still yelled.In this episode of the Zen Supermom podcast, Alena Gomes Rodrigues breaks down exactly why AI parenting coaching fails in the moments that matter and what is actually happening in the 3 seconds before a mom loses control with her kids.Main takeaways from this episode:AI is designed to answer questions and make you feel validated, not to show you the full picture or address the root cause of your reactions. Most moms are asking AI the wrong question entirely. The right question is not how do I manage my child's behavior but what is happening inside me in the 3 seconds before I lose it. Anger is a symptom of your fight or flight response being triggered, not a character flaw or a stress problem. Behavioral advice, whether from AI, a parenting coach, or anger management therapy, only treats the surface. The 3 steps to lasting change are awareness, building space between emotion and reaction, and rewiring the reaction itself at the subconscious level. This is a learnable skill, not a personality trait.This episode is for the mom who has read every book, tried every technique, and is still struggling. The problem was never the advice. It was what you could not see underneath.Next step: join Alena live in the free Mommy Tantrum Masterclass: https://zensupermom.easywebinar.live/mommy-tantrum-masterclassTopics covered: AI parenting advice, why parenting advice doesn't work, mom anger, mommy tantrum, emotional regulation for moms, fight or flight parenting, how to stop yelling at kids, nervous system and parenting, trauma informed parenting, parenting triggers, generational patterns, Zen Supermom podcast.Free Mommy Tantrum Masterclass: https://zensupermom.easywebinar.live/mommy-tantrum-masterclass Website: alenagomesrodrigues.com Instagram: @alenagomesrodrigues Facebook Community:Support the showHi, I’m Alena - founder of Zen Supermom and creator of the IDTR method (Intergenerational Developmental Trauma Repatterning).I work with thoughtful, committed parents who have already tried to understand themselves - and still find themselves reacting under pressure in ways they don’t want.My work focuses on changing the underlying pattern that formed early, shows up in the nervous system under stress, and gets passed on to the next generation unless addressed as a whole.🎧 Start here – Mommy Tantrum Masterclass Find out what’s really driving your reactions with your kids — and what to do next. 👉 Watch the Mommy Tantrum Masterclass📚 My book – I Yelled, I Cried, I Healed Get the Zen Supermom book here: 👉 I YELLED, I CRIED, I HEALED (book on Amazon.com)More about me & my work: 👉 https://www.alenagomesrodrigues.comMusic by ...

Ask this episode

“What did the council decide on item 42?” — answered with the speaker and the moment.

Transcript

Related