Living and Learning alongside the next generation Annalisa Barbieri (S4- E7)

Annalisa Barbieri is a British journalist, columnist, and podcaster best known for her long-running Guardian Saturday magazine advice column, where she offers thoughtful, compassionate responses to readers’ personal dilemmas. Known for her warmth, wit, and insight, Barbieri’s writing explores the complexities of family life, relationships, and emotional wellbeing with honesty and humanity.

Alongside her advice work, she was for many years the Observer’s “Chocolate Correspondent,” writing engagingly about the craft, ethics, and culture of chocolate. She also hosts the podcast Conversations with Annalisa Barbieri, in which she interviews psychologists, therapists, and subject experts on topics ranging from communication and boundaries to grief and resilience.

Annalisa is widely admired for her ability to combine empathy with clarity, helping readers and listeners make sense of life’s emotional puzzles. More of her work can be found on her website, annalisabarbieri.com
, and on her podcast platforms.

• How she likes children
• Time “Ins” rather then “Time Outs”
• How she discarded the aspects of her own parenting to create her own
• How she has a completely rehashed version of parenting
• Why women take the blame for a lot of things in the past
• How it’s never too late to say sorry. And how healing it can be.
• APPROPRIATE behaviour not obedience
• Why restricting social media access was one of the best things she did for her kids
• Why its necessary to be careful how to talk to children if we want them to know and trust themselves.
• What her children have taught her.

You can see more in..

 Guardian Column- Weekend Supplement

And also from wherever you get your podcasts - search “Conversations with Annalisa Barbieri”