Today we’re talking about how God sees and treasures the quiet, kind things we do—even when no one else notices. From my own childhood love of attention to a powerful Bible story, we’ll explore why living faithfully behind the scenes matters so much in God’s big plan.Show Notes: https://bit.ly/46YxiHd

In this exciting episode of the Simply Autastic Siblings Podcast, hosts Cameron and Brandon Brundidge take you behind the scenes of their unforgettable night at the Upper Midwest Emmys!#SimplyAutasticSiblings #UpperMidwestEmmys #BrandonBrundidge #CameronBrundidge #FamilyFun

On this week's episode of The Follow Up (ep. 253), Eden and her dad Noah sit on her bed to chat about the upcoming NBA season. Eden lays out how she thinks each conference will play out, her pick for NBA champion and league MVP. Plus, they get into some fantasy basketball strategy ahead of their draft. If you or your kids have thoughts on the season, please leave those in the comments and/or the reviews here and Apple Podcasts: https://apple.co/428res6This series started in 2020 when Eden was 5 as a

Hi Friend!Do you ever feel like your preteen is pulling away — eye rolls, closed doors, one-word answers? You want to connect, but everything feels like a power struggle. In this episode of Confidence in Motherhood, I’m sharing 3 simple, faith-based strategies to rebuild trust and strengthen your bond with your preteen — so you can restore peace, communication, and connection in your home. You’ll learn how to: ✨ Be fully present in daily moments (even when life feels busy) ✨ Create small rituals

Tired of every conversation turning into a power struggle? Does your preteen’s backtalk leave you drained and defeated? Wish you could bring peace back into your home without constant yelling or eye rolls? In this episode of Confidence in Motherhood, we’re diving into one of the biggest struggles moms face—endless arguments with their preteens. If every conversation feels like a battle, you’re not alone. Today, I’m sharing three powerful strategies to defuse conflict with calm leadership, rebuild

Even the smallest storms—frustration, sadness, disappointment—can become opportunities for connection and growth. For the final entry of Season 2, I journal a tender moment of emotional expression, showing how presence and patience help children build emotional strength.Through reflection, I share Montessori-inspired insights on emotional literacy, naming feelings, and holding space during challenging moments. This episode reminds us that growth often happens beneath the surface, during the

Do you ever feel like every day is an emotional rollercoaster — one minute you’re calm, and the next you’re yelling or doubting yourself? Are the preteen years testing everything you thought you knew about motherhood? Do you want to parent with more peace, confidence, and connection — even when emotions run high? In this episode, I’m sharing the #1 mindset shift that changed everything for me as a mom — the shift from control to connection. If you’ve been stuck in guilt, frustration, or constant

We took an almost 3 year hiatus…what’s new? And what’s our plan going forward! Spoiler: it’s going to awesome and we are super excited!!

Send us a text Parenthood's most stressful moments often strike after business hours—when fevers spike at 5:01 PM and the pediatrician's office has just closed. That split-second decision between waiting it out or rushing to the ER leaves many families caught in an impossible dilemma. Our deep dive into after-hours pediatric services reveals how this healthcare evolution is transforming family care. These specialized clinics bridge the critical gap between primary pediatricians and emergency...

Send us a text Movie Review Monday: Sinners (HBO Max) and Go Birds!!..(10/20/25) This is podcast Season #4, episode #119 Get Help Dad Podcast with Bad jokes and tips and tricks to make your life alittle bit better. Instagram: get.help.dad.podcastTiktok: @get.help.dad.podYoutube: Get Help Dad PodcastFYI: You are a great parent!! You can send in your own parenting advice, Dad topics, tell us where you are listening from or lawn care advice to gethelpdad@gmail.com. We are excited ...

The Curriculum we have in America is dusty in most schools and should be revamped. This hierarchy of teaching poor kids vs rich is the start of classism. If we want better for all kids lets start educating all children better.Follow us on Chan & Pods channelSubscribe to the show on YT and on your podcast apphttps://www.bonfire.com/store/the-chanbepoddin-spot/TikTok: @chanbepoddinInstagram @TheczywmbpodcastX @theczywmbpod#parentinginabetterway #cozywomb

In this episode we delve into the pressures that affect the pursuit of hobbies during different life stages, looking at common obstacles such as family responsibilities and financial burdens. Ian reminisces about his affection for motorbikes and the influence of familial pressures on hobby pursuits. The discussion also reflects on rebounding into once-loved pastimes or adopting new ones in later life. Engaging in hobbies can be beneficial for self-care and mental wellness, and they encourage

You don’t need a new planner.You don’t need more motivation. You need a system that actually fits your life. The problem isn’t that you’re not doing enough — it’s that you’ve been doing everything without systems that actually support you. In this episode, I’m breaking down how I help moms go from overwhelmed to peaceful in just 6 weeks. Because peace isn’t found in doing more — it’s found in learning how to do less in a better way. Join The Peaceful Mom Method Connect with Rachel: Contact -

As a pediatrician, I know how stressful it can feel when you’re filling out those developmental questionnaires at your child’s checkup. You check a few “no” boxes, and suddenly you’re spiraling! What does this mean? Should I be worried? In this episode, I sit down with an autism specialist to talk through what some of those screening questions actually mean and how they’re meant to be interpreted. We look at common items from the M-CHAT like pointing, pretend play, and responding to their name and

What if birth was never meant to be filled with fear, anxiety, or chaos—what if it was designed by God to be powerful, peaceful, and redemptive?In this episode, I’m sharing exactly what I’d do differently if I gave birth again — from how I’d prepare my mind, my body, and my spirit, to how I’d approach the entire experience from a place of peace and authority. As a Christian doula and birth coach, I’ve supported women through some of the most transformational moments of their lives. And if I could

Tired of feeling like you have to hand out candy or screen time just to get cooperation? In this episode of The Kiwi Nest, Hannah and Kristin unpack the difference between bribery and true reinforcement and how to build good habits that last. Learn simple, everyday ways to use praise, attention, and routines to encourage positive behavior at home without power struggles or guilt. Visit kiwikidsaba.com for more info. This podcast is for educational purposes only and not a substitute for professional

Send us a text Submitting your application is the ultimate way you'll tell a college you want in. But that's just the end of the story. In the years before you apply, many admissions offices will be on the lookout for something called demonstrated interest. In this episode, we talk about why demonstrated interest has become increasingly important in recent years, what counts as meaningful engagement, and what students should and shouldn't do as they try to stand out. Our guest is Kevin Mathes...

There's one thing you can start tonight that will help you and your toddler get more sleep. Here are a few tips for sleep training. The ONE thing you can start tonight to improve your toddler's sleep: http://AwesomeLittleSleepers.com/yt_o... Resources Learn more about Jessica and Awesome Little Sleepers. Save your spot in my next free Toddler Sleep Masterclass at: ToddlerSleepMasterclass.com Other resources: Join me on Instagram @AwesomeLittleSleepersThe ONE thing you can star...

If you could sit across from your younger self, what wisdom would you share? In this episode, Heather reflects on her 30's - the chaos of raising little ones, supporting her husband, building dreams, and learning the hard way that  busy doesn't equal valuable. You'll hear five powerful lessons she wishes she had embraced sooner about faith, marriage, health, and trusting God's timing.

Life with daughters means walking through not only their joys but also their heartaches — the loss of a pet, a friend moving away, or seeing someone they love in pain. Grief shows up in many forms, and our instinct as moms is to protect them from it. But one of the most powerful lessons we can teach our daughters is not how to avoid grief, but how to be with it — in themselves and in others.This episode is about teaching our girls the beauty of presence, empathy, and love when life feels