Mom's Open Book Podcast

Episode 5: What If I Told You?

What if I told you the things you envy about me are quick snapshots of good moments in my life? What if I told you that I see those same types of snapshots of your life? Join me, as I expose some of the less than perfect in my life. I hope that if you can relate that you realize you are not alone.

Episode 4: Embracing Grace - I Didn't "Let Him" Do It

Join me in the fourth episode about embracing grace for yourself. We all have experienced that time (sometimes regularly) when our kid does something in public that makes other people stop and stare. In this episode, I talk about some of my experiences and why it leaves me feeling like a terrible parent. I share how there is grace for everyone even in those moments for everyone involved. Want to read more? Check out my website at www.momsopenbook.com.

Episode 3 - Embracing Grace: When I Sound Like My Parents

Join me as I talk about an incident in my youth that started a mental checklist in my head of things I would never say to my children. Of course, coming up with that list is so much easier than keeping our promise about that list. Being a parent is hard and sometimes that saying that your parents said just pops right out of your mouth. I hope you enjoy the episode and would love to hear from you about those things that your parents said that you promised you'd never say, but have. I would love for you to check out my blog and shop at www.momsopenbook.com

Episode 2 - Embracing Grace: When You Explode

Join me in this second episode about embracing grace for yourself. We are all just human and we all have failings. Sometimes we explode and wound others in the explosion. Listen in as I share an experience and talk about my struggle to forgive myself. Want to read more? Check out my website at www.momsopenbook.com.

Episode 1 – Embracing Grace - The Day of the Fall

The first six episodes I have created a series about “Embracing Grace”. Episode 1 is all about giving yourself grace when something happens to your child, either through something you did or because of something you should have, could have or even tried to prevent. I hope that you walk away feeling encouraged and a little less lonely and scared. I hope that you hear that you should give yourself some grace.