Mom's SWOT Analysis, Part 1: Finding Your Strengths Again

S2E2 - Schedule...SEX? X

Motherhood changes everything — including your marriage. In this episode, we’re talking honestly about what happens when you stop feeling connected to your husband after kids. When the daily routine takes over, your partner can start to feel more like a co-parent, roommate, or just another person who needs something from you. We dive into:• Why emotional distance happens after having children• Feeling touched out, exhausted, and disconnected• How intentional date nights can rebuild connection• Simple at-home date night ideas for busy parents• The truth about scheduling sex in marriage (and why it helps)• Small ways to bring intimacy, friendship, and fun back into your relationship If you’ve ever wondered:“How do I reconnect with my husband after kids?”“Why don’t I feel close to my spouse anymore?”“Is it normal for marriage to feel different after children?”— this episode is for you. Whether you’re in the newborn stage, raising toddlers, or simply feeling stuck in survival mode, this conversation will help you feel seen and give you practical ways to reconnect emotionally and physically with your partner. Don’t forget to follow, rate, and share the podcast with another mom who needs this reminder: your marriage deserves attention too.

S1E1 - Transitions in Motherhood

Motherhood is full of transitions… and let’s face it: change is hard. Just when we finally feel like we’ve figured things out, the game changes again. We go from feeling capable… back to feeling unsure. We settle into a rhythm, learn how to manage the day, maybe even begin enjoying the season we’re in—and then suddenly we’re standing at the edge of another unknown. The truth? There’s often grief in motherhood, even in good transitions. It’s natural to feel a little sadness as we let go of what’s familiar and step into something new. If you’ve been feeling unsteady in a changing season, you’re not failing. You’re growing. And you’re not alone.

Four Phases of Motherhood

Motherhood is not something learned, perfected and moved on from . It is a constant cycle of seasons and phases, beginning again and again. So often we try to hurry through the phase we find ourselves; to only look back wishing we could hold on to moments of the past. In this episode, we are sharingopenly about the ups and downs of the Phase of Motherhood we each find ourselves. It is such a blessing to gain perspective of mom's who have been there, to step back and soak in the good stuff (well, maybe not the dirty diapers though!)

From Failure to Freedom: The Workflow That Changed Our Family

As we near the end of our Becoming Mom season, we’re talking about something every mom wrestles with: how to organize your days, your home, and your time—without the constant guilt and overwhelm. Because let’s be honest… trying to do everything at once is exhausting. And even when it all gets done, it still doesn’t feel like enough. In this episode, we share real-life rhythms, practical strategies, and simple mindset shifts to help you move from chaos to peace. Not perfect schedules—but intentional structure that actually works in motherhood. From laundry piles to quality time, screen time to prayer life—this is your permission to simplify, reset, and create a flow that serves your family (not stresses you out). In This Episode, We Talk About: 💛Why trying to “do it all” leads to guilt, anxiety, and burnout 💛How creating simple rhythms (not rigid schedules) brings freedom 💛The mindset shift: you’re not failing—you just need structure 💛Letting go of perfection and embracing what actually works for your family 💛The power of being intentional with your time, your kids, and your home

Mom's SWOT Analysis (pt2)

SWOT Analysis Pt. 2: Adjusting Through Weaknesses & Challenges in Motherhood In this episode, we’re diving into the “W” and “T” of SWOT—our weaknesses and the real-life challenges that can impact our joy in motherhood. Instead of striving for perfection, we’re learning how to adjust. We’re sharing our personal struggles and the simple, practical ways we’ve shifted our days to better support ourselves. Motherhood isn’t one-size-fits-all—this is your permission to make it uniquely yours. Remember: everything is negotiable. The only thing you HAVE TO DO is like your kids. Change the rules until you find a way to be yourself and enjoy your family!