Jody Podl, Your Teen Magazine interviews Dr. Janice Johnson Dias on the difference between happiness and joy. Source: Your Teen Magazine Title: An Inspiring Interview with Marley Dias’ Mom, Dr. Janice Johnson Dias Date: March 20, 2021 Author: Jody…
An interview with Austin 360 newspaper with Janice Johnson Dias about her book Parent Like It Matters. Source: Austin 360 Title: Build your joy and energy, new book 'Parent Like It Matters' advises Recorded on March 15, 2021 Author:…
In this conversation, Janice explains how we can embolden both our daughters and our sons to find their passions– but only by finding our own passions first. Janice argues that change-making is the path to true joy. Source: What…
In Episode 33, Wayne and Rob talk with renowned sociologist and activist, Dr. Janice Johnson Dias. Dr. Johnson Dias is the author of the important new book, “PARENT LIKE IT MATTERS: How to Raise Joyful, Change-Making Girls”. She’s the co-creator of the GrassROOTS Community…
“Parent Like It Matters” author Janice Johnson Dias joins Hoda and Jenna to share her tips for parenting children with big dreams. She tells the co-hosts her six rules, which include making sure her daughter gets enough sleep, giving her…
The relationships children have with their mothers are so diverse and dynamic. But many of us expect our mothers to be our provider, our teacher, our savior, and our source of comfort. When we are naive, growing children, it's hard…
Get Smarter about parenting in today's lesson. We break down a question from a Smartie named Sarah who asks "Blair, how do I raise my child to be a changemaker? To fight against oppression?" Learn about Dr. Janice Johnson Dias…
I’m Dr. Janice Johnson Dias, and you’re listening to GOOD KIDS. I am a sociologist and a philanthropist and a mom. And I’m going to talk to you about how you can find your own joy in order to move…
"Fair warning: This episode may really make you miss your IRL get togethers with your favorite mom friends, because that is exactly what this conversation with Dr. Janice Johnson Dias feels like. We knew that talking to Janice would be helpful, but…