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Calm Parenting Toolbox

Blissed Out Mums

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Take control of your family dynamics with your Calm Parenting Toolbox podcast. Join Heather Lindsay, parenting coach from Blissed Out Mums, and explore how positive parenting strategies combined with emotional coaching techniques can help you get the best out of your kids, and yourself. Each week let her insights and learnings gained from working with mums all over Australia, current scientific parenting research and her experience as a single mum to her three children, help you and your family.
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The Blissful Baby Expert

Lisa Clegg

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Lisa Clegg is a mum of 3, Nanna to 1 and author of The Blissful Baby Expert and The Blissful Toddler Expert. She works as a Maternity nurse helping parents all over the world work to a gentle yet effective routine to have happy, sleeping babies.This podcast is to join together parents and discuss the good and tough sides of parenting so that we can reach out and help even more enjoy what is, the hardest job in the world!
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The Round Golf Podcast

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The Round is a podcast series where golf commentator Richard Kaufman interviews golfers from around the world. The Round is where it begins, with each interview starting with the round that defines the player's career, chosen by the golfer themselves. Players from the world's major tours tell some wonderful stories, of the individual journey that took them to their significant moment, who helped them along the way and what happened afterwards. @theroundpodcast
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This week we are chatting with Anna Williamson, who is one of the agents on Celebs Go Dating. She is a trained therapist and is giving tips on mental health in pregnancy and how to cope with PND afterward and telling us about her experience with it. The link to her podcast is here https://podcasts.apple.com/gb/podcast/breaking-mum-dad-the-podcast/i…
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We all have times when the thought of family time or being with our kids makes us want to run away. The guilt we can feel can make us feel like a bad mum. It actually means we're human. In this episode Heather will share some practical ways to manage the times when you dread family time.Av Blissed Out Mums
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Have you ever been sober curious? Join Heather in this special interview episode of the Calm Parenting Toolbox to talk to Victoria Vanstone of Drunk Mummy, Sober Mummy, who had enough of being the hungover mum and told her husband that she needed help while he was feeding the kids spaghetti bolognese.…
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The last in the series of the Round Golf Podcast and a great way to bring it to a conclusion, with a golfer who has a fascinating story. When you go through the career of Mel Reid you realise that for a player still only in her early thirties, she has gone through a lifetime of experiences. This interview reveals what she made of the Clive Woodward…
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What are the chances of a golfer who grew up in India winning one of the European Tour’s most prestigious events at the home of golf on a links course? Jeev Milkha Singh has been a ground-breaking golfer for India, and arguably his country’s most successful. The son of sporting internationals, Jeev tells the story of how his father overcame tragedy…
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Winning a major championship is a huge achievement for any golfer. Doing so just 11 weeks after giving birth to her second child makes Catriona Matthew's accomplishment of claiming the Women's British Open extraordinary. Throw in the fact it was just her second tournament back and in the previous one she and husband Graeme had to flee a hotel fire,…
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From a family of scholars, Jazz Janewattanond calls himself the weird one. They, no doubt, call him the talented one. This is a player, who at the time of release, is the number one player on both the Asian Tour and Japan Golf Tour and is pushing for a spot on the President’s Cup team. He may be in his early twenties but having turned pro just befo…
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Ryan Fox was destined to be a professional athlete. It was just a case of which sport. This episode shows how Ryan benefited and was literally hurt by being the son of New Zealand's World Cup winning rugby union legend Grant Fox. Ryan reveals how the hits he took saw him turning to other sports and how, for a while, he looked as if he might follow …
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Much had been expected of Oliver Fisher when he made it onto the European Tour as an 18-year-old. An amazing amateur record meant Oli was mentioned in the same breath as some of Britain's best players of the 1980s and 90s, like Sandy Lyle and Nick Faldo. This interview with Oli Fisher explores how he has managed those expectations and dealt with so…
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After a glittering amateur career, Cristie Kerr was America’s next big hope on turning pro. But it took years, a battle with her father and a transformation in image before Kerr began to fulfil her talent. This is a story of her major triumphs, her rise to world number one. From playing in a boys’ team to shrugging off her domineering dad. Teased a…
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Nicolas Colsaerts doesn’t live by the book. Barely eighteen, he was not ready for the realities of life as a European Tour pro, so his abundant talent took a back seat in favour of a rock and roll lifestyle. But when he came back to the sport, the Belgian was a man on a mission! This is the first episode in the series to focus on the opening day of…
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The amazing story of English golfer - and now Sky Sports broadcaster - John E. Morgan, who went from the Europro Tour to the PGA Tour in a matter of months. The American dream took a turn for the worse with an epileptic seizure, but John had already gone close to becoming the first golfer to win a PGA Tour event with blue hair! His anecdotes come t…
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If his son Zach had been born on his due date, Danny Willett would have been at home watching the 2016 Masters on TV. Instead, he became just the second Englishman to put on the famous Green Jacket. As well as giving an incredible insight into a remarkable Masters Sunday, Danny discusses religion and his childhood as a vicar’s son, his time at univ…
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At one time or another, all kids act up and have less than ideal behaviour. Behaviour problems develop when normal developmental behaviour becomes destructive. This is when we need to step in with strategies to help decrease the frequency and intensity. Join Heather in this episode to explore how child-led attachment play can be the first step for …
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This is the story of perhaps the greatest Australian golfer of all time. Karrie Webb is a 7-time major champion with over 50 pro titles, but she didn't often open up to the media or the public during that distinguished career. We hear how meeting her idol Greg Norman fuelled Webb’s distrust of the press, while also leading her down the path of help…
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Davis Love III has achieved much as an individual golfer, but it's his association with a team event, the Ryder Cup, that has shaped his career. The future captain takes us back to 1993, when he was a rookie player amongst his heroes, holing a trophy-winning putt for Team USA on European soil – the last man to do so. Davis talks about his father's …
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A conversation to celebrate the landmark 50th birthday of Michael Campbell, about the New Zealander’s roller coaster career. His Maori upbringing, fortune-telling grandmother and being too embarrassed to admit that he played golf. His emergence on the world stage at the 1995 Open at St Andrews and wanting to quit within a few years. His rise up aga…
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The inspirational story of the daughter of Mexican immigrants. How Lizette Salas turned golf lessons bartered by her father into a career as a LPGA Tour champion and Solheim Cup star. Salas tells us why golf kept her out of trouble and what it meant to be the first from her family to go to university. Why days and nights in her dad’s truck taught h…
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A journey through the life of one of the greatest golfers of all time, Gary Player. The nine-time major champion on why he wished himself dead as an 8-year-old boy, how adversity made him into a champion and why he believes his success was a divine gift. The physical and verbal abuse he endured for being the highest profile South African sportsman …
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The European Ryder Cup captain opens up the new series with the round that got away, but set the blueprint for his future Major success. Harrington reveals what it feels like to be in the zone, the relationships that were key to his success and what being Ryder Cup captain will mean to him and his family.…
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Daniel Chopra had been a successful golfer, winning in Europe and on the Asian Tour, but it was thanks to a special round at the 2003 PGA Tour Qualifying School that he fulfilled his dream of playing in the USA. Daniel’s journey is well travelled. He tells us why a Swede grew up as a child in India, and which golfer financially bailed him out and s…
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