Have you ever felt like you’re running hard but not sure where you’re going? You’re not alone. So many women feel off track—caught in the swirl of doing, but disconnected from their deeper purpose. In this episode, we’ll dive into the three pillars of The Purposeful Path—awareness, aligned action, and gratitude—and how each one helps you realign your heart, energy, and direction with what God is calling you to do. And if you’re ready to go deeper, join me for the Autumn Alignment Challenge st...

“It’s not fair!” When siblings are involved, fairness is always up for debate — but in our house, it takes on a whole new meaning. Milo, our son who’s on the autism spectrum, often needs extra support to stay calm and regulated. That means his sisters, Nora and especially June, sometimes have to bend, compromise, or give him space — even when it doesn’t feel fair. In this episode, we share a recent Saturday morning that started with pancakes and playtime... and quickly turned into a full-blow...

When Paul gives us qualities to look for in pastors, he also tells us a portion of what godly parenting looks like.To read the original blog post, visit https://www.theapollosproject.com/hints-on-parenting-from-1-timothy-34-5/

In this episode, Lisa and Erin dive into the sensory systems of taste and smell—and how they play a crucial role in a child’s development. From picky eating and food aversions to emotional connections and memories linked to scent, our hosts explore how these senses influence behavior, regulation, and daily participation.Listeners will learn how taste and smell are connected to the brain and body, why they matter for feeding and sensory processing, and how occupational therapy supports children who

Send us a text This week we have on Jake Milligan! He and Camille chat about the number of GEC trips Jake has been on, Israel in the wilderness, Carole Austell, and how Jake wrote two of our VBS songs! Our joke this week is from Jack R Our memory work is Ephesians 6:13-14 Listen to He Reveals Deep Things (Daniel 2:20-22) and You Are The Christ (Matthew 16:15-16) on Apple Music and Spotify

Send us a text Every parent knows the heartbreak of watching their child suffer, especially from something as visibly uncomfortable as eczema. That relentless itching, the disrupted sleep, the constant battle to soothe irritated skin—it's exhausting for everyone involved. In this deep dive episode, we unpack the complexities of atopic dermatitis (childhood eczema) beyond just the visible symptoms. We explore how this chronic condition creates a cascade of challenges: compromised skin barrier...

What does Leviticus have to do with everyday family discipleship?In this week’s episode of The Wholehearted Households Podcast, host Helen Lee introduces us to the book of Leviticus, reflecting on how rules and regulations can actually be tools for loving God and our neighbor.Our Bible spotlight focuses on two key verses repeated several times throughout Leviticus. We learn why these verses are significant to God’s Law, how they relate to God’s character, and what implications they have for the

Send us a text In this episode, Julie Mendenhall joins us to explore how offering intentional choices and asking reflective questions can positively shape children's behavior and emotional development. 🧠 Learn how to: Use choices as a behavior guidance tool that builds trust and autonomyAvoid common pitfalls like unrealistic or confusing optionsAsk questions that spark meaningful conversations and strengthen relationshipsWhether you're a parent, caregiver, or educator, this episode offers

In this episode, I'm laying out the foundations that guide my life: faith, family, friends, and freedom. I'll share why faith can't just be a Sunday thing, how my kids are teaching more than I ever expected, and what freedom really means in daily life. I'll also get vulnerable about one change I'm making to be a better man and highlight the family traditions that keep us grounded. This is raw, unfiltered, and real - (be on the lookout for when I drop my pen), lol - not polished, not perfect. My hope

When your child shows aggression or self-injury, it can feel scary and overwhelming. In this episode of The Kiwi Nest, Hannah and Kristin talk about how ABA principles can help parents stay calm, protect safety, and teach safer replacement skills over time. Learn practical steps to prevent harm, create a safe environment, and support your child with compassion and structure. Visit kiwikidsaba.com for more info. This podcast is for educational purposes only and not a substitute for professional

In this episode, we talk about: ✨ How to recognize the signs of parenting burnout ✨ Ways to lighten your mental load and let go of what’s not yours to carry ✨ Simple steps to care for your body, mind, and soul ✨ Why celebrating what is going well matters more than you think Online Parenting Classes: Renewed Hope Parenting 31 Days to Renew Your Parenting book: 31 Days to Renew Your Parenting: Daily Guided Reflection to Take You from Surviving to Thriving: Scott PhD, E...

Hi, friends! Happy Monday💛As Caitlin prepares to to welcome their new little human into the world, we are sending you a little signing off episode with a found poem that emerged from all of the conversations we've gathered since we kicked this thing off last year.Thank you for being along for the ride!A Scratch That Poem*Note: Every line from this poem is linked to the Scratch That episode from which it originally sprouted. Hello, little butterbean, Sweet silly goose. little anxious heart. Dear

Does a broken item immediately trigger your frustration? Dr. Roger Smith shares a personal story about a broken lamp to illustrate a vital parenting lesson: how to handle the emotional loss when things—or even relationships—break. Learn to separate the action from the child's motive, comfort your child (and yourself) through the grief of loss, and then focus on finding creative solutions. This episode gives you a framework for turning an accident into an opportunity for repair, teaching your

I know, I know. It feels like you have no time to read the bible now that you're busy breastfeeding a newborn while chasing a toddler! In this episode I'm sharing the importance of reading the bible while freshly postpartum along with practical tips to make it happen. You CAN read the bible even as a two under two mom or in your postpartum season. I pray this episode blesses you today!LINKS 📖MY DEVOTIONAL FOR TODDLER MOMS📖 https://amzn.to/42UhhBQ READ MY BLOG micaela.ca/blog 💻EMAIL

Host Sarah Marie Bilger guides listeners through how to build a birth team that supports your emotional and physical needs during pregnancy, labor, and postpartum. She explains the difference between medical providers and support roles, why boundaries matter, and how doulas and other helpers can improve birth outcomes. The episode covers options for hospital, birth center, and home births, tips for setting expectations with family, and creative roles like sibling doulas, photographers, and

Kids say the darndest things... in the latest episode of Daddy Day Beer we take a little break from my fatherhood story and get to know my four-year-old daughter, Alexis. This is a public episode. If you would like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit daddydaybeer.substack.com

When I left Purdue University in 2006, I vowed I’d never go back. Not because I didn’t love it...my six years there gave me some of the best memories of my life but because the way it ended left me heartbroken. I wanted to forget it all and start fresh. So I did. But sometimes, God has a way of bringing you right back to the place you thought you’d left behind… not to relive the pain, but to rewrite the story. In this episode of Struggle & Strength: Moms Balancing It All with Nikki, I share how

Just a short one today - our cat was bitten by a brown snake on the weekend and I feel terrible about it. She’s still alive at the moment but vet bills are crazy 😭 Trying to figure out whether it’s better to say goodbye. Cat mumming is hard sometimes too :(

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What is a sleep crutch and how do you teach independent sleep when it stops working? In this episode, I explain what sleep crutches actually are, why babies rely on them, and how to tell when those habits may be the reason sleep has started to fall apart. I chat through: • What qualifies as a sleep crutch • Why sleep crutches aren’t “bad,” but sometimes stop being effective • Signs your baby may be ready to learn independent sleep skills • What the process looks like when tr...