Momference: A Meeting of the Moms

Podcasts included in the Tweens: Series 1 ($35 for 5 podcast):

• How to Make 15 Minute Meals for Busy Families: Shopping, Cooking and Fitting in Time to Eat! - Nicole Straight: Join award-winning chef, and Time to Eat! founder Nicole J. Straight as she addresses the needs of busy families with a cooking class designed to teach parents how to cook fast, healthy, and delicious meals in fifteen minutes. The session also provides a comprehensive list of what to keep stocked in your pantry, fantastic menu ideas the whole family will love, and a simple shopping list so you only have to go to the market once a week.
• KEYNOTE: Stressed-Out Moms: Raising Teens in Today’s Age of Pressure - The Power of Positive Relationships - Roni Cohen-Sandler:  Dr. Cohen-Sandler will discuss how the pressure to achieve harms teens and how true success occurs only when teens explore their genuine passions, feel good about what they do, and feel secure in relationships. She will discuss ways to combat unhealthy stress and manage today’s “achievement frenzy” so moms can help their teens to stay healthier, enjoy higher self-esteem, and become more resilient to stress.
• When Daughters Become Women - Deepening the Mother/Daughter Relationship - Amanda Frost:  Fulfilling, challenging, infuriating, emotional, definitely complex! The transition from daughter to woman can lead to a dynamic, fluid, and mutually empowering relationship for both mother and daughter. Introducing 5 key transition stages encountered during this predestined course of change. Amanda presents powerful tools to ensure you and your daughter can experience a lifetime of individual respect, intimacy, enjoyment, commitment, and deep love.
• The Parental Paradox: Helping Overbooked Children with Time Management - Ruth Klein:  Join Ruth as she helps families and children learn new time management skills to substantially lower anxiety, increase energy and motivation, increase grades and shift ‘overwhelm’ to ‘focus’ and achieve ‘balanced action’.
• Wired Teens and Media Savvy Moms - Judith Sachs:  MySpace, YouTube, and the new “Wild West” of the Internet is a universe that our kids inhabit as digital natives, while we remain immigrants with our noses pressed to the glass. But for our children’s’ safety and our own peace of mind, it is vital that we learn everything we can about social networking and let our kids know that we’re involved.

Get the Tweens: Series 1 for 5 informative podcasts to help you make the most of every second of your busy day for just $35!