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A Titas and Titos Guide To Modern Parenting

Juliene Pudsey, a first-generation migrant mother of three and an early childhood educator, talks about raising children in Australia.
Juliene Pudsey, a first-generation migrant mother of three and an early childhood educator, talks about raising children in Australia. Credit: Supplied by Juliene Pudsey

In this episode of “A Titas and Titos Guide To…”, Maridel and John Marc talk to Juliene Pudsey, a first-generation migrant mother of three, about raising children in Australia.


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By Justine Javier Long

Presented by Maridel Martinez, John Marc Desengano

Source: SBS



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In this episode of “A Titas and Titos Guide To…”, Maridel and John Marc talk to Juliene Pudsey, a first-generation migrant mother of three, about raising children in Australia.


Key Points

  • Juliene Pudsey has been an early childhood educator in the Philippines, Singapore, and Australia, but her dream has always been to become a mother.
  • Her passion for the well-being of children – especially her own – has led her down a path of continuous learning, as she navigates the complex journey of parenting in a modern age.
  • Maridel and John Marc share their unique and candid perspectives on parenting, and childhood anecdotes that many of us will be able to relate to.
  • Together with Juliene, they unpack cultural expectations places on first and second generation Filipino-Australians: from the relentless pressure of “Kailan kayo mag-aanak?” (when are you having kids?) line of questioning, to emphasis on career paths, as well as seeing children as biyaya (blessing).
  • The discussion also delves into teaching children independence and agency while maintaining cultural values like respecting elders, and how to tackle tricky dynamics with well-meaning Ititos and titas.

Credits:

Hosted by: Maridel Martinez & John Marc Desengano
Executive Producer: Justine Javier Long
Edited by: Bridget McNamara of co-content
Music by: Kieran Ruffles

Disclaimer:

The information contained in this segment is general in nature and does not constitute specific medical or health advice. If you require accurate information relevant to your personal circumstances, please consult a qualified health professional.

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