Talks and interviews
Parenting Videos with Naomi Aldort
Conversations in which Naomi explains her connection-based approach: why struggle is not necessary, how parents can work with their own reactions, and how children grow in freedom and responsibility.
Alexandra Deubner interviews Naomi Aldort about taking the struggle out of parenting and family relationships, and about her books Raising Our Children, Raising Ourselves and Listen to Your Baby.
A short talk in which Naomi Aldort explains why parents can give up scolding, punishing and threatening, and how children can thrive and act responsibly without them.
On the Burnt Pancakes: Momversations podcast, Naomi Aldort talks about parenting without power struggles and what it looks like to parent without all the digital noise.
Naomi Aldort introduces the central idea of her work: moving parent-child relationships from reaction and struggle toward freedom, power and joy.
Naomi Aldort discusses emotional resilience in children and how parents can support it through connection rather than control.
Faiza Sheikh-Mian interviews Naomi Aldort about the parent’s own healing and how a parent’s inner work changes the relationship with a child.
A conversation with Naomi Aldort about how children learn, and why freedom, movement and self-direction matter for learning.
Naomi Aldort answers questions about parenting without struggle, covering everyday conflicts and how parents can lead without fear or punishment.
For written guidance, start with Parenting Tips That Actually Work or learn the S.A.L.V.E. method. More videos are available on Naomi’s YouTube channel ↗.