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Bethany Van Delft

Bethany Van Delft

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Co-Host, The Ten News

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Television, Professional wrestling, College Student Government, Sports, Zimbabwe

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Total articles 3

  • I didn’t want Aladdin to show me the world. My daughter had other ideas

    By Bethany Van Delft| WBUR-FM (Boston, MA) Verified When my daughter Lulu was a toddler, I dreaded “cry o’clock”. It happened every afternoon at around 4:00 pm, when it felt like the equivalent of three days had already passed, but there were still three more hours until another adult would be home. I’d cry and cry and cry while she napped. I cried because I was tired in a way I didn't know you could be. I thought I knew tired working 80-hour weeks in the service industry. But this new exhaustion felt like it was tattooed on my soul.

    By Bethany Van Delft · WBUR-FM (Boston, MA)

    Nov. 13, 2023

  • Everyday Ways to Strengthen Your Child’s Problem-Solving Skills |…

    By Bethany Van Delft| PBS Kids for Parents@ “When there’s a problem, what do we say? Where there’s a will, there’s always a way” sing wide-eyed wombat siblings Zadie, Malik, and Zeke in the theme song of the new PBS KIDS animated series, “Work It Out Wombats!”The Wombats love exploring, creating, and solving daily childhood problems. Zadie uses her active imagination to brainstorm exciting ideas involving rockets, motorcycles, and skyscrapers. Malik interprets her ideas into plans they can actually make happen.

    By Bethany Van Delft · PBS Kids for Parents

    Jan. 26, 2023

  • I didn’t want Aladdin to show me the world. My daughter had other ideas

    By Bethany Van Delft| WBUR-FM (Boston, MA) Verified When my daughter Lulu was a toddler, I dreaded “cry o’clock”. It happened every afternoon at around 4:00 pm, when it felt like the equivalent of three days had already passed, but there were still three more hours until another adult would be home. I’d cry and cry and cry while she napped. I cried because I was tired in a way I didn't know you could be. I thought I knew tired working 80-hour weeks in the service industry. But this new exhaustion felt like it was tattooed on my soul.

    By Bethany Van Delft · WBUR-FM (Boston, MA)

    Nov. 13, 2023

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The Ten News