Your friend just had a baby and you have no idea what to actually do. Same.HeHe is recording this one late at night in the thick of the 8 to 10 month growth spurt with her own son Saggy, and it got her thinking about something she has never actually sat down and mapped out for you guys: what does showing up for a postpartum friend actually look like, in practice, not just in theory. This episode gives you the real playbook, but the next question is always what do I actually do when I walk in the

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In dieser Podcastfolge erzähle ich gemeinsam mit Leander, dem Papa meiner Kinder, von den Geburten unserer drei Kinder, besonders der friedlichen Geburt unserer Tochter, die uns beide völlig begeisterte und sehr heilsam war.

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Medication changes are something many parents of children with epilepsy know all too well.You follow the schedule. You monitor for side effects. You communicate with your child’s medical team. You hope the new medication will help.But what happens when your child starts acting differently and you begin to wonder, Is this medication really right for her/him? Is she/he going to be okay?In today’s episode, I’m sharing a very real and very recent experience we’ve been going through with our daughter as

In this episode of Van Talk, we’re asking a big question: which generation has had it hardest when it comes to raising kids, especially now that technology, social media, and the internet are part of everyday life?We talk about why we want to be a “living room family,” spending time together in the same space instead of everyone disappearing into separate rooms and separate screens. That means phones away at the dinner table, family meals filled with actual conversation, and intentionally creating

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Send us Fan Mail How did your September habits go? I’m sharing an honest look at my goals for motherhood, homemaking, homeschooling, business, and prayer, plus the one habit I’m bringing into October: accountability with a friend. We’ll talk about creating a peaceful home, praying for our families, and following through on the goals we set. Come reflect on your month with me! Book mentioned: The Power of a Praying Wife by Stormie Omartian Did you enjoy this episode? Send it to a friend and em...