A Lark and her Momster

Ep. 41 Proud Moms for Proud Kids

Send a text [https://www.buzzsprout.com/twilio/text_messages/2387245/open_sms] This Pride Month, we’re raising our mics (and our glasses) to the moms who show up with open hearts, loud love, and zero conditions.  In this special episode, we’re celebrating the fierce, fabulous mamas who embrace their kids exactly as they are—no "phases," no shame, just full-on support. From rainbow flags to quiet moments of unconditional love, we talk about what it means to be a safe place, a loud ally, and a soft landing. Because being a proud parent of a proud kid? That’s the real love story.  #ALarkAndHerMomster #PrideMonth #UnconditionalLove #ProudMomEnergy #LGBTQAlly #MotherDaughterPodcast #LoveIsLove #FamilyIsEverything #RaiseThemRight

Ep. 40 Awe...someness

Send a text [https://www.buzzsprout.com/twilio/text_messages/2387245/open_sms] From fireflies to fireworks to that first time you saw a shooting star—remember the magic of childhood awe? ✨ Turns out, those goosebump moments aren’t just cute—they’re crucial to how kids grow, think, and connect with the world. In this episode, we dive into the science (and sweetness) of wonder, curiosity, and wide-eyed amazement—and how we, as parents and grown-ups, can nurture that spark instead of snuffing it out. Because in a world full of screens and schedules, a little awe goes a long way. Join us as we reflect, laugh, and maybe tear up a little remembering our own moments of awe—and how to make room for more of them. #ALarkAndHerMomster #PodcastEpisode #AweAndWonder #ChildhoodDevelopment #ParentingWithHeart #MomAndDaughterChats #RaiseThemCurious #EmbraceTheWonder

Ep. 39 It’s Never a Boring Week with The Lark and Her Momster

Send a text [https://www.buzzsprout.com/twilio/text_messages/2387245/open_sms] Some families have Sunday brunch. We have chipmunk rescues and impromptu rabies vaccines. 🐿️💉 This week, things took a wild turn (literally) when a good deed turned into a health department hotline call and a few needles in the arm. But hey, would it even be a week with the Lark and her Momster if things didn’t go sideways in the most dramatic, hilarious way? Tune in as we relive the rescue gone rogue, unpack what it’s like living in a sitcom that never got picked up (but should have), and remind ourselves why boring is overrated. #ItsNeverBoring #ALarkAndHerMomster #ChipmunkChaos #RabiesRookie #MotherDaughterMadness #TrueStory #OnlyUs

Ep. 38 If Mom Raised Me Now: Lessons, Laughs, and a Little Bit of Sass

Send a text [https://www.buzzsprout.com/twilio/text_messages/2387245/open_sms] In this heartwarming (and slightly hilarious) episode, we dive deep into the beautiful chaos that is the mother-daughter bond. From childhood advice that still rings true (“don’t talk to strangers!”) to surprising lessons we didn’t realize we were learning (“like how to give a look that says everything”), we’re unpacking the wisdom passed down—and what we’ve done with it. But here’s the twist: what would parenting look like today if our moms had to raise us in 2025? With iPads in high chairs, TikTok tantrums, and a world that’s moving faster than ever, we imagine how our moms might adapt (or revolt!). Would they still make us call people on the phone? Would bedtime be a screen-free sanctuary or a negotiation with Netflix? Join us as we laugh, reflect, and maybe even get a little teary thinking about how the love, lessons, and legacy of our mothers shape us—and how we’d raise each other all over again.

Ep. 37 Sweet Little Lies

Send a text [https://www.buzzsprout.com/twilio/text_messages/2387245/open_sms] "I was thinking about our conversation the other day…" and well, it sent us spiraling—in a good way—into the surprisingly fascinating world of childhood fibs, teenage cover-ups, and the family secrets we didn’t mean to pass down. From toddler tales to teenage white lies, we explore why kids lie, what it says about development (thank you, AI!), and how our own upbringings might have quietly endorsed the art of selective truth-telling. Join us as we ask: Why do kids lie? Why did WE lie? And more importantly—how can we handle honesty with empathy and still keep our sanity? Spoiler: the apple doesn’t fall far from the “don’t tell your so and so I bought this” tree.