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Raising Them Right-ish

by nicholefolino
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Latest episodes

  • Connection isn't complicated

    October 17, 2026 · 17 min

    Do you ever feel like you're not spending enough quality time with your child? Between work, meals, laundry, and everything else life throws at us, finding time to connect can feel like one more thing on an already overwhelming to-do…

  • Why Your Child Falls Apart After Daycare (Even When They've Had a Great Day)

    October 10, 2026 · 16 min

    Your child's educator tells you they've had a wonderful day. They played, laughed, listened, and participated. Then you get home... and suddenly everything falls apart. Clinginess, crying, screaming, hitting, or meltdowns over the…

  • Why Kids “Misbehave” and What They Might Actually Be Telling Us

    October 6, 2026 · 9 min

    Why does your child melt down over something that seems completely insignificant? And why do kids sometimes seem to “misbehave” when they know the rules? In the first official episode of Raising Them Right-ish, Nichole explores one of the…

  • The why behind Raising Them Right-ish

    September 26, 2026 · 10 min

    Welcome to Raising Them Right-ish! After 25 years in childcare, I’ve seen it all, heard it all…and cringed at some of it. 😂 In this first episode, I’m sharing how I accidentally found my way into Early Childhood Education, what 25 years…

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About the show

Raising kids doesn’t come with a manual and after 25 years working in childcare, I can confidently say none of us are getting it right all the time. 😂 Welcome to Raising Them Right-ish, where we talk child development, behaviour, big feelings, boundaries, parenting, childcare and the wonderfully messy reality of raising little humans. Expect real stories, practical strategies, honest conversations and a little humour along the way. Parents, caregivers, educators, grandparents, the whole village is welcome. Because sometimes, right-ish is more than enough. ❤️