Welcome to the Rebel Ninja Parent Series, the show for parents raising confident, resilient kids. Coach Andrew shares real talk and actionable tools to help your child build unstoppable confidence, a resilient mindset, and the social skills to thrive in any situation.
Rebel Ninja Parent Series
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Podcast Overview
Welcome to the Rebel Ninja Parent Series, the show for parents raising confident, resilient kids. Coach Andrew shares real talk and actionable tools to help your child build unstoppable confidence, a resilient mindset, and the social skills to thrive in any situation.
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June 29, 2026
A 9 Year Old Explains How to Make Friends
<p>You watch your shy kid stand at the edge of the playground, waiting and hoping someone will come to them. You have seen them change who they are just to fit in. It hurts, because you know how kind and fun they really are.</p><p>In this one, Coach Andrew sits down with a 9 year old named Amelia and her mom Rasheda. Amelia used to copy her friends and give away her favorite toys just to be liked. Now she walks right up to new kids and makes friends with ease. She shares exactly how she does it, in her own words.</p><p>Here is what you will learn:</p><ul><li>How to help a shy kid make the first move without fear</li><li>Why copying other kids actually pushes friends away</li><li>How listening more and talking less builds real trust</li><li>Why your quiet child may have a hidden social advantage</li><li>How to step back so your child can grow on their own</li></ul><p>If your kid struggles to fit in, this conversation will show you a kinder, simpler way forward.</p> <ul><li>(00:00) - Introduction to Amelia and Rashida </li> <li>(03:03) - Amelia's Journey in Cheerleading and Gymnastics </li> <li>(05:59) - Rashida's Passion for Cultural Cooking </li> <li>(11:39) - Building Friendships and Overcoming Shyness </li> <li>(01:18:38) - Podcast Outro.wav</li> </ul>
June 22, 2026
Meltdowns Come From Lies - The Hidden Belief That Makes Your Child Fall Apart
<p>Your child gives everything they have. Then one mistake happens and it all falls apart. You want to help, but nothing you say seems to reach them.</p><p>Coach Andrew sits down with Sofia, age seven, and her mom Rachel to talk about why kids melt down when things go wrong and where those big feelings really come from. You will walk away knowing what is actually happening inside your child in those moments. And you will have a simple daily habit that starts shifting how their brain looks at the day.</p><ul><li>Understand why kids who try to be perfect are actually starting from a really good place</li><li>Learn what a fixed mindset really looks like when a child misses a shot or makes a mistake at school</li><li>Find out what shame is and why it makes meltdowns feel impossible to manage in the moment</li><li>Try the tiny wins practice that trains your child to start looking for what is going right every day</li><li>Hear a seven year old explain the journey vs destination lesson entirely in her own words</li></ul><p>If your child beats themselves up every time they fall short, this conversation will change how you see those moments.</p>
June 15, 2026
Losing Isn't Failing. It Is Training
<p>Your kid loses a game and the whole night falls apart. The meltdown is real. The tears are real. And you are not sure what to say.</p><p>In this episode, Coach Andrew sits down with 9 year old Ronyn and his parents to talk about one of the most common struggles kids face: what to do when losing feels like proof that something is wrong with them. You will learn the difference between feeling disappointed and believing you are a failure, and why that one shift changes everything.</p><p>You will walk away with:</p><ul><li>How to tell the difference between a growth mindset and a fixed mindset in plain everyday language your kid will actually understand</li><li>How to help your child turn every loss into something they can learn from instead of something to rage about</li><li>Why telling your kid "you are really good" when they are struggling actually backfires and what to say instead</li><li>How to teach your child to make new friends without the fear of rejection getting in the way</li><li>Why practicing these mindset tools as a parent matters just as much as teaching them to your child</li></ul><p>If your kid has ever thrown a controller, cried over a card game, or given up the moment things got hard, this one is for you.</p>
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