Sometimes God shows up in the big, undeniable moments. But sometimes, He’s in the smallest details: the smile you needed, the conversation that came at just the right time, the nudge you couldn’t shake, or the opportunity placed right in front of you.In Episode 20, Darby is talking about noticing those moments and being willing to respond when God puts us in a position to do something. Maybe it’s standing up for someone when it would be easier to stay quiet. Maybe it’s redirecting someone who’s

In this deeply relatable episode of Mom Conversation, host Alexis Gay explores the hidden emotional toll of financial stress on motherhood, specifically focusing on the 'quiet shame' associated with buying generic or discounted school lunches. This episode is essential listening for parents who feel judged by societal expectations of perfection, those struggling with tight budgets, and anyone tired of the pressure to perform wealth online. We dismantle the myth that love must be proven through

Does every phone rule turn into arguing, negotiating, or repeating yourself?Maybe you start the conversation feeling confident—but after your child says, “That’s not fair,” or “Everyone else gets to,” you begin questioning your decision. Sometimes you give in simply because you cannot handle another fight. If this is starting to feel normal in your home, this episode is for you. In This Episode, You’ll Learn: Three signs your phone fights have become a repeating pattern Why your child’s

🪤 Tired of the “If Only” Trap? Have you ever stared into a closet overflowing with clothes and declared, with total, unshakeable sincerity, “I have literally nothing to wear”? Or caught yourself thinking a perfectly good Tuesday would be ten times better if only you had that new desk setup or shiny set of markers your friend just showed off? We’ve all been there! It’s so easy for sneaky discontentment to act like a pair of magnifying glasses—forcing our eyes onto what’s missing while making all the

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Send us Fan Mail Decades after Dixie went to live with relatives in Iowa, her biological sister Molly was still angry that they never grew up together. Another family member believed Dixie had been better off with the parents who raised her. In Part 2, Anita Johnson talks with Corey and Kendall about loving Gram after learning the truth, the questions she never asked her mother and whether there was ever a right time to move Dixie back. The conversation also leads Kendall to reflect on the ni...

Why does your son keep trying at some things—but seem ready to give up on others?Sometimes what looks like a lack of motivation may have more behind it. Past struggles and repeated failures can affect how our sons approach the next challenge, sometimes convincing them that trying won’t make a difference before they’ve really had a chance to find out. In this episode of Raising Boys with Purpose™, we’re talking about learned helplessness in teen boys and how it can affect motivation, confidence,

I came across 1 Thessalonians 5:14 in my Bible reading recently, and it dawned on me that – although this verse is something all believers should be doing – it provides a particularly apt job description for mothers.Show Notes VERSES CITED: 1 Thessalonians 5:14 - “We urge you [to] admonish the unruly, encourage the fainthearted, help the weak, be patient with everyone.” Proverbs 29:15  - “The rod and reproof give wisdom, but a child left to himself brings shame to his mother.” Ephesians 4:29  -

Your kid won't touch anything green, refuses new foods, and dinner has become a nightly battle but is it just a phase, or something more? In this episode, pediatric SLP and feeding specialist Morgan Berliner breaks down the real clinical difference between typical picky eating and "problem feeding," the six questions she asks families in an evaluation, and exactly when it's time to stop waiting it out and get support. ✨ Subscribe so you never miss an episode—and if you can take a minute to leave us

Parenting Beyond Meltdowns is Ranked in the Top 2.5% of Podcasts Worldwide!Have you ever felt like if you could just find the right answer, everything with your child might finally be okay? Do you find yourself researching late at night, wondering if there’s something you haven’t tried yet? Are you afraid of making the wrong decision for your strong-willed or neurodivergent child? What if peace doesn’t come from knowing what happens next, but from trusting the Father when you can’t see the whole

Dating as a young mom is an emotional and logistical tightrope walk that few discuss openly. This episode of Raising Humans explores the unique psychological landscape of finding love while navigating the intense realities of early motherhood. Host Summer Fenton addresses the specific terror of being seen as a 'package deal' and the exhaustion of carrying your entire world in a canvas bag while trying to flirt or connect romantically. For young mothers feeling lost between their pre-motherhood

Have you ever felt like it’s your job to hold everything—and everyone—together?In this episode of The Courageous Moms Podcast, Christie talks about the exhaustion that comes from carrying not only our own worries, but everyone else’s feelings, reactions, choices, and expectations too. Whether you’re loving a child through addiction or simply walking through a season where everyone seems to need something from you, you may find yourself making decisions based on fear, guilt, or how you think someone

The planning. The decision-making. The meals. The work. The parenting. The exercise. The endless list of things you’re somehow supposed to fit into one day.In this solo episode, I’m taking my own advice from Tidy Up Your Life and revisiting one of my favorite ideas: Stop Doing All the Work.When life feels like too much, there are three ways to lighten the load: eliminate it, share it, or outsource it. I’m sharing examples of how I’m doing all three right now, from school lunches and household chores

Drop us some Fan Mail. Thanks! Question: My niece has been living with her paternal grandparents for two years. She is now four and they have decided that it is getting too hard for them. We’ve agreed to take her in. She knows us, but we haven’t spent much time with her. What’s the best way to move her to our home that will cause the least psychological damage to her. She is very attached to her grandparents. Resources: Kinship Parenting ResourcesTransitioning a Child to Your HomeCreating and...

In this deeply personal episode of Mom Conversation, host Alexis Gay explores the emotional journey of letting go of parental control when a teenager chooses art over traditional academics. This episode is essential listening for parents of teens who are struggling with anxiety about their child's future, college applications, and career paths. Alexis shares her own experience as a former corporate project manager who tried to apply rigid metrics like GPA and schedules to her daughter Maya’s life,

Today we're wrapping up our series called Building Kids Who Can Handle the Hard Parts of Life. We've talked about disappointment. Frustration. Responsibility. And today, we're talking about resilience. After working with families for nearly a decade, I've become convinced that resilience is one of the greatest gifts we can help our children develop. But here's the challenge. Resilience usually isn't learned when life is easy. It's built by walking through hard things. And that's incredibly di...

On this week's episode of The Follow Up (ep. 289), Eden and Noah sit on her bed and talk about what 7th Grade Volleyball is like. What are the best parts? What are the challenges? Are you playing a sport this year? We'd love to hear from you! Let us know in the reviews on Apple Podcasts or the comments on Spotify and YouTube.Here's how to not miss an episode of the show:Subscribe on Apple Podcasts: https://apple.co/428res6Follow on Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/5lLhjVrjRqlOKXgqeceHKEWatch

Send us Fan Mail Repetitive kid habits start small, get reinforced by attention, and can quickly become the thing everyone else has to endure. I share a home example and a real classroom moment that show how consistent, calm feedback helps kids notice the behavior and stop themselves. • how families become “immune” to annoying habits at home • the “whatever jar” approach for accountability and consistency • teaching kids to self-edit based on setting and audience • wh...

Do you have picky eaters in your household?Do you dread meal planning because you already know someone isn't going to eat it or like it? Do you feel limited trying to find things that everyone will actually eat? I have had different moms tell me recently that they are dealing with picky eaters in their households, and it is causing some stress and a little bit of burnout when it comes to family meals. If this is something you're struggling with, you are not alone. By the end of this episode you

Hey! I'd love to hear your thoughts, send me a voice note.In this week's Preschool and Lower School MyGreenhill Weekly podcast, we share the latest weather updates for Homecoming, volunteer opportunities, reminders about Friday on the Hill, information about student screenings, winter basketball registration through Hornet Sports Association, and important dates to keep on your calendar.