95.7 The Game
Saturday at 7:30 Am
Interviewing Carrie Johnson, MFT and Ilana around her experience being a first generation in the United States where she has a brother who has autism. Learn about the challenges and what she wished her family would of done differently. It’s hard for every parent and when you add a child with special needs sometimes all the attention goes to one child.
Learning about what masking is through the eyes of a child during her school day and just life!
95.7 The Game
7:30 AM
Interviewing Dr. Sarah Crouch, Clinical Psychologist around self-care for parents.
95.7 The Game
Every Saturday, 7:30 AM
Learn more about Dr. Bridget Obstrem as a professional and a parent! Great discussion and learn more about her journey with preschools and what she has learned with KFS School.
January 13, 2024 on 95.7 The Game 7:30 AM
Learn about the founder, Vanessa Kahlon, and her approach with KFS School, SF with her social emotional learning
January 6, 2024
Learn about Dr. Lily Tan, Obstetrician-gynecologist at Kaiser, how she balances her career with having 5 children where 2 have special needs.
Do you ever wonder why some reward systems don’t work well with children? Or when you try to take something away from a child and their response is “Go for it, I don’t care?”. If so, this is a podcast for you!
This is the time to fact check your news source on social media along with main street media. The wrong information can cause more pain and suffering including deaths. We have already seen this happening in America.
Is a child avoiding certain subjects? Are you including your child in their own learning accommodations? Is it working? What is happening for the child in the classroom? Here are some tips!
Here is how I made it to Vietnam and what I found myself feeling and missing. As a child I have traveled to many different places and observed how others lived their lives as a family. The one common thread with these countries is the sense of community that I do feel is missing where I live and how it feeds the soul. Is this the reason so many children are suffering and depression and anxiety are up? Something to think about as so many people are feeling alone. I’m not saying this is the reason but food for thought!
Warning: This is raw and real! If you are someone who is struggling with their monthly periods with being fatigued and other issues this is for you. There are people that hear you! Thank You Dr. Lily Tan for years of support and hearing me!
As the school year is starting are you seeing children struggling? How can you help the child in the classroom? Here are some tips and tricks to help in the classroom!
Being a teacher isn’t an easy job with all of the roles they need to play. As the end of year is approaching have an open heart, it’s been a long year! A teacher works with their heart towards your child, be kind!
When things in life go in a different direction than expected so many silver linings take place. It’s also when you see how children are resilient and meet you half way, you have to trust the process and have open communication. It comes down to the adults in the child’s life that think at times that they can’t handle things, which then increases their anxiety. Learn signs of a child feeling anxious and language used to meet the child on their level!
Learn about what makes KFS School so unique with their specialized social emotional learning program, The 3R’s, Redo, Rewind, Repair strategies. In addition, learn about a free virtual summit, Best Mom Ever, for ways to communicate and rebuild your relationship with your daughter, Register on this link
Working through my own wiring of the brain when it comes to my success. Parenting included!
It’s time to talk about how life really is at this point, its time to talk. openly!
For the child on the plane and Dr. Sandra Rodriguez who showed me how to be vulnerable in a teaching environment!
How to support children with basic play skills with Karla Cianci, Site Director at the Helen Diller Family Preschool , speaking with Vanessa Kahlon, MA of KFS School. With the pandemic we have been seeing gaps in play skills that are hurting children’s self-esteem and ability to interact with one another. Tips to help your child bridge that gap!
