STOP RAISING EINSTEIN, right here and right now. What's wrong with raising Einstein? "Nothing, if you're his Mother!" says show host, Tara Kennedy Kline. Parents take their job far to seriously and in trying to keep up with the Joneses, force their children into a box they won't ever fit into. Tara Kennedy Kline is out to dispel that myth of the "perfect child" and encourage parents to let them out of the box. Each child is unique, and this show is just the place to stand up and shout out that fact that children need to be raised to discover their own unique brilliance.

The self proclaimed "Queen of Accountability", does just that by loudly advocating "positive parenting" and "unique education for spirited children".

Join Tara and her guests both parents and parenting experts for a variety of perspectives, as they describe the challenges and joys of parenting, and tell the stories that celebrate them, their dreams and possibilities of bringing up children who live out their very own passions and purpose, not those decided on by societal expectations.

Make these Stop Raising Einstein principles your own - Love unconditionally. Give freely. Laugh openly. Learn daily. Grow immensely.

And, of course, listen to the show live or in archive!

Tara Kennedy-Kline is a certified family parent coach, popular radio host, impassioned speaker and most excellent mom to her sons, Alex and Max. She has been dubbed "The Queen of Accountability" and she works with parents everyday to guide them through those days they wonder why they ever had kids in the first place. Personal experience with her son, Alex, who is on the autism spectrum, inspired her to write her book, Stop Raising Einstein: Discover The Unique Brilliance in Your Child and You. The book's popularity garnered tremendous interest when it was featured on The Today Show.

Tara is co-author of Mom Entrepreneur Extraordinaire, the President & CEO of TK's Toy Box, an educational toy distributorship that works with charitable and non-profit giving programs.

Tara is a contributor to many top-rated parenting magazines and blogs. Her passion and purpose is to redirect parents who are frustrated trying to raise the perfect child in an imperfect world, and instead inspires them to discover the unique brilliance in their children and themselves. Tara's animated, open, honest, hard hitting and inspiring style uses those principles to create winning family teams through her Family Playbook workshops and programs.

You can tune in to listen to Tara's opinions developed from personal experience on her weekly radio show, Stop Raising Einstein, as she talks with outstanding guests from everyday parents to experts in the parenting field. You can hear her in person speaking around the country at various events and as a guest on TV talk shows.

As a Transformational Speaker, Bestselling Author, and Message Coach, Amanda Johnson helps aspiring and struggling speakers, authors, coaches...and now parents...change their lives and their world with powerful messages. After years of engaging, clarifying, and helping others develop powerful messages (as a Student, a Teacher, and a Master Writing Coach), Amanda uncovered her own. The decision to share it with the world launched her on a journey of personal and professional transformation that quickly made her limited life unrecognizable. In her #1 bestselling book Upside-Down Mommy, Amanda shares The Butterfly Approach philosophy responsible for her successes as a parent, a wife, a coach, and an entrepreneur.

To learn more about Amanda and her work, visit: www.TrueToIntention.com

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Priscilla Gilman is the author of the acclaimed memoir The Anti-Romantic Child: A Story of Unexpected Joy (Harper), a beautiful exploration of our hopes and expectations for our children, our families, and ourselves, and the ways in which experience may lead us to re-imagine them. Using literature as a touchstone, Gilman reveals her journey through crisis to joy, illuminating the flourishing of life that occurs when we embrace the unexpected.  The Anti-Romantic Child was excerpted in Newsweek and featured on the cover of its international edition.  It was an NPR Morning Edition Must-Read, Slate's Book of the Week, and selected as one of the Best Books of 2011 by both The Leonard Lopate Show and The Chicago Tribune.  The Anti-Romantic Child was one of five nominees for a Books for a Better Life Award for Best First Book and in July 2012, it was awarded the Mom's Choice Gold Award, honoring the best in family-friendly media and literature.

Gilman received her B.A. summa cum laude and with Exceptional Distinction in English and her Ph.D. in English and American literature from Yale University.  She was an assistant professor of English at both Yale and Vassar before leaving academia in 2006.  From 2006-2011, she worked as a literary agent at Janklow & Nesbit Associates, representing a wide range of literary fiction, memoir, parenting, and psychology/education books.  During these years, she also taught poetry appreciation to inmates in a restorative justice program and to New York City public school students, and spoke at numerous early childhood and education conferences and events.

With the publication of The Anti-Romantic Child in 2011, Gilman became a full-time author, speaker, and innovative teacher.   She now writes regularly about autism, parenting, education, disability, and literature for The Daily Beast, the New York Times Book Review, the Chicago Tribune, MORE magazine, O: The Oprah Magazine, the Boston Globe, and Huff Post Parents.  A prize-winning teacher and with a background in the performing arts, Gilman is a captivating speaker whose warmth, dynamism, and accessibility make her highly sought-after by schools, conferences, and organizations.  She is a Scholar-Facilitator for the New York Council For the Humanities, offering seminars on poetry to high school students and non-profits throughout the state of New York, and serves on the Advisory Council for Ramapo for Children (www.ramapoforchildren.org).  She blogs at www.priscillagilman.com, and has an active Facebook page with over 32,000 fans (www.facebook.com/priscillagilmanauthor).  On December 17^th 2012, the New York Times published her op-ed, "Don't Blame Autism for Newtown," which was the #1 most emailed article on the New York Times site for the following day and has been extensively disseminated via social media.  Gilman lives in New York City with her family.

The amazing true story of Kym Rock's journey from abused housewife to karate world champion.

Kym was a small-town high school athlete who thought she had won the boyfriend lottery when she began dating the star football player from a nearby private school. Married soon after graduation, he pursued a career in law enforcement as she took a job at a bank. It didn't take long for the dream to become a nightmare. After suffering numerous beatings, broken bones and actually being raped by her husband, and finding the local law enforcement unwilling to do more than turn a blind eye, she began taking karate lessons but lied to her husband and told him she was taking banking classes. Under Sensei Jerry Lemon's tutelage, Kym regained the self-esteem she had in high school and found the courage to leave her abusive marriage. That alone is a triumphant story, but nobody expected what happened next. Kym proved to be an amazing student of martial arts and quickly earned her first black belt and began competing as soon as she was able. She fought her way up the ladder to become Virginia State Champion, then the US National Champion and was eventually crowned World Champion, not once, not twice, but seven times, and has since been inducted into the World Karate Union Hall of Fame and the US Martial Arts Hall of Fame.

To learn more about Kym and her work, visit: http://fightlikeagirl.pro

...A Side splitting, knee slapping, truthful show about raising amazing special needs kids!  That's what!

Lynette Louise is a "Mom Extraordinaire" of 8, Therapist, Performer, and Comedienne Author of Miracles are Made: a Real Life Guide to Autism and the Host of A New Spin on Autism: Answers!  She knows and teaches that the best therapies for autism combine science with a healthy dose of PLAY and she weaves the learnings of her lifetime with comedy and brain science in to her musical comedy show "Crazy to Sane"!  

Lynette is a woman on a mission to change the world view, beliefs and treatment of autism and brain disorders.  

Join us Tuesday, April 30^th at 11:00am EDT for this information packed, fun and REAL show that covers all the colors and brilliance of the "spectrum".

Got CRAP? Don't we all?! Too much of anything is a hindrance on our mental, emotional, and physical health. Is all the clutter in your home stressing you out? My guest this week shares with us tips and tricks to kick that clutter to the curb!

Vali Heist is a Certified Professional Organizer® and Owner of The Clutter Crew in Mohnton, Pennsylvania. She is the author of "Organize This! Practical Tips, Green Ideas, and Ruminations about your CRAP". CRAP means Clutter that Robs Anyone of Pleasure. Vali explores why we have so much CRAP in our homes, why we don't throw it out, and why we don't want to deal with it. Vali's goal is to create and share simple organizing ideas with her clients and readers and help them organize their best life. Vali has a Master's in Education and an extensive background of 24 years in Higher Education.

To learn more about Vali and her work, visit: http://www.thecluttercrew.com/   

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