Robot Unicorn
Join me, Jess VanderWier, a registered psychotherapist, mom of three, and founder of Nurtured First, along with my husband Scott, as we dive deep into the stories of our friends, favourite celebrities, and influential figures. In each episode, we skip the small talk and dive into vulnerable and honest conversations about topics like cycle breaking, trauma, race, mental health, parenting, sex, religion, postpartum, healing, and loss. We are glad you are here. PS: The name Robot Unicorn comes from our daughter. When we asked her what we should name the podcast, she confidently came up with this name because she loves robots, and she loves unicorns, so why not? There was something about the playfulness of the name, the confidence in her voice, and the fact that it represents that you can love two things at once that just felt right.

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How To Pass Down Family Values

How To Pass Down Family Values

In this episode, Jess and Scott talk about how family values aren’t created by rules on the wall, but by what’s lived out every day. They explore how to start with parent-only conversations to clarify...

12 Jan 46min

What Kids Need Most When Parents Divorce

What Kids Need Most When Parents Divorce

In this episode, Jess and Scott confront the tough topics of divorce, single parenting, and high-conflict family dynamics. They debunk the pervasive myth of 'staying together for the kids,' explaining...

5 Jan 45min

How Can I Reduce My Anger and Annoyance As A Highly Sensitive Parent? (Revisit)

How Can I Reduce My Anger and Annoyance As A Highly Sensitive Parent? (Revisit)

This week, we are revisiting a previously aired episode. Scott recently had a situation where he lost his cool with his toddler. In this episode, Jess and Scott unpack what happened and how he could d...

29 Dec 202554min

Forcing Kids To Do Hard Things: Raising Resilient Kids Who Can Tolerate Frustration (Revisit)

Forcing Kids To Do Hard Things: Raising Resilient Kids Who Can Tolerate Frustration (Revisit)

This week, we are revisiting one of our first episodes. Jess and Scott dive into the complex topic of pushing kids to do hard things. They explore the fine line between encouraging children to reach t...

22 Dec 202532min

How To Create Healthy Screentime Habits with Dr. Michael Robb

How To Create Healthy Screentime Habits with Dr. Michael Robb

Are you tired of the constant panic and guilt surrounding your kids' screen time? In this episode, Jess sits down with Dr. Michael Robb, Head of Research at Common Sense Media, to cut through the nois...

15 Dec 202556min

How To Raise Kind Kids Who Aren’t People Pleasers

How To Raise Kind Kids Who Aren’t People Pleasers

How do we teach our children to be kind without letting them get walked over? This episode dives into the difference between genuine kindness and people-pleasing, and how to raise children who can sta...

8 Dec 202544min

Raising Sensitive Kids To Be Resilient And Confident (Part 3)

Raising Sensitive Kids To Be Resilient And Confident (Part 3)

Raising a sensitive child comes with unique challenges and profound beauty. In the final episode of our 3-part sensitive kids series, Jess and Scott explore practical ways to nurture your child's sens...

1 Dec 202531min

Rejection Sensitivity And Discipline For Sensitive Kids (Part 2)

Rejection Sensitivity And Discipline For Sensitive Kids (Part 2)

Is your child an 'orchid' who thrives in the right environment but wilts under pressure? In part 2 of our sensitive kids series, Jess and Scott unpack the powerful 'orchid vs. dandelion' child metapho...

24 Nov 202533min

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