We’re a podcast and community for rookie sports parents.
Hosted by John and Tiffany Bonasera, SportsParenthood brings together surprising conversations and perspectives from superstar sportspeople, coaches, professionals, and parents on what it takes to be a better sports parent.
Hosted by John and Tiffany Bonasera, SportsParenthood brings together surprising conversations and perspectives from superstar sportspeople, coaches, professionals, and parents on what it takes to be a better sports parent.
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ARE YOU FLYING BY THE SEAT OF YOUR PANTS?
Through interviews and storytelling, SportsParenthood is about helping guide all of us on this crazy roller-coaster. We’re curious to know that one piece of advice to give sports kids. What do you think it would be?
Episode 30 — Hamish McMaster
Music and sports performance. How does music affect athletes? What […]
Episode 31 — Dr Lynne Munro
The work of Dr Lynne Munro — head of AusCycling’s […]
Episode 32 — Kylie Holt
As sports parents, we often resist taking our kids to […]
Episode 33 — Matt Roberts
In this week’s episode of SportsParenthood, you’ll meet Matt Roberts, […]
Episode 34 — Remy Siemsen
You can hear it in her voice: the joy, the […]
Episode 35 — Laura Van Den Honert
In today’s episode of SportsParenthood, Laura Van Den Honert speaks […]
Episode 36 — Cameron Ferguson
When your child is sidelined from playing sport through injury, […]
Episode 37 — Joel Wilson
Why has junior sport become high-stakes? Have we lost perspective […]
Episode 38 — Melinda Gainsford-Taylor
It’s not the end of the world when things don’t […]
Episode 39 — Henry Perenara
From grassroots level to the pinnacle of sport, there exists […]
MEET JOHN & TIFFANY BONASERA
We’re wrangling sports parenthood, just like you. Sometimes we get it right. Sometimes we get it wrong. What we do know is, there's lots to learn.
Join us on this crazy ride as we look for those nuggets of information to help us guide and influence positive sports experiences for our kids.
Let's get onside.
SportsParenthood is gold, for sports parents everywhere