Cup Of Parenting: Recent Episodes
Aisha Abdul Hadi
The Cup Of Parenting podcast features content to inspire Mums in their parenting journey. The show is hosted by Aisha Abdul Hadi, a Paediatric Speech & Language Therapist and Parenting Coach from the U.K.
We have had a busy month planning and organising a variety of activities for the children of our summer holiday club! Listen to why these activities are important and beneficial for the parents, children and me!
In this episode, I talk about Sadaqah, not just financial charity but all the other types we can do, especially in the month of Ramadan!
This week I talk about trials and tribulations. Why do we go through trials? What can we do during a difficult trial?
From choosing a baby name, choosing a parenting style to planning screen time; there are so many controversial topics when it comes to parenting. But we should be thinking about these from very early on. This week I discuss some of these topics and why they matter!
Anxiety affects a lot of people. Women are nearly twice as likely as men to be diagnosed with an anxiety disorder in their lifetime. In this episode, I discuss the different presentations of anxiety and its impact.
This week I caught up with my friend Halima Hajat. We started the conversation by talking about a children's Winter Project I've just completed in Newcastle Upon Tyne. We also discuss planning for next year.
In this episode I explain the benefits of being organised. I also give practical tips on how you can be more organised in your daily life.
In this episode I'm joined by Hiba Malik, a mum of 3 and Pharmacist. Hiba is originally from Syria and has memorized the entire Qur’an, alhamdullilah. She also has an Ijaza in the way of Hafs. The meaning of “Ijazah in Quran” is to have a certificate from an authenticated “Sheikh” who has an Ijazah certificate to recite the Quran by heart with tajweed. The purpose of ijazah is to establish narration with a chain of transmissions (isnad). This chain goes all the way back to the Prophet (pbuh) and Allah (swt). She has been teaching Tajweed in various local classes to children and adults for 10 years.
In this episode, I talk about overcoming mental blocks. Do you you ever have that feeling of fear that stops you from trying something new? What are the symptoms and how can we overcome this? Join me to find out!
This week I'm joined by two of my sisters, Madeeha and Maryam. We talk about the importance of birth order, including our own childhood experiences. Our Mum also drops in to give her opinion!
In this episode, I am joined by Halima Hajat, my friend and busy mum of two. Although Halima is a Pharmacist by profession, she currently offers Marketing Services for Coaches and works as a Holistic Health Coach. We chat candidly about various topics including homeschooling, health and our lifestyles in general.
In this episode, I am joined by Nazia Rizwan,Principal Speech & Language Therapist for Developmental Language Disorder, based in London. Nazia explores this topic in-depth covering common questions such as: What is Developmental Language Disorder? What signs may a child/young person with DLD show? What is the role of Speech and Language Therapy? Join us for this really insightful and informative discussion for parents.
In this episode, I talk to Misbah Akhtar, blogger, founder of the Single Muslim Mums network and support group and author of the children's book 'Ramadan without Daddy'. Misbah talks about the issues related to single Muslim women, her personal experiences and advice which is relevant to any woman. A must listen for all!
Have you been on an outdoor adventure recently? In this episode I talk about the benefits of an outdoor trip for both children and Mum!
In this episode, I talk about what stress means and how we can cope with it using Islamic tools.
In this episode, I am joined by Fatima, founder of Fab Cakes Newcastle, a successful, independent cake company. Fatima talks about how she launched her company, balancing her work with motherhood and the highs and lows of her business.
In this episode, I'm joined by Rozita, a Mum of 4 from the UK. Rozita's son has a diagnosis of Cerebral Palsy. She gives an honest, insightful and raw discussion about her experiences, with a special needs child. A must listen for any parent!
In episode 4, Doctor Ayat, an Academic Clinical Fellow in Diabetes and a new Mum, joins Aisha to discuss her experiences of education growing up in the UK. She talks about balancing religious and secular education, how perspectives change when you enter parenthood and the impact of the recent lockdowns. Light-hearted and informative conversations giving you useful parenting gems along the way.
As a Muslim it's so important to gain knowledge so we can positively impact our own life.
The current lock down and unusual climate is no doubt having an impact on people's Mental Health. Aisha Abdul Hadi, founder of Quran Quest, shares practical tips on what the Quran and Sunnah guide us to do. Whether you want to learn more about Islam, would like to hear a reminder or implement what Islam teaches, this is the podcast for you.