Ep. 13 HowDoIMom Father's Day Edition

Ep. 13 HowDoIMom Father's Day Edition

Shout out to all the Dads out there! We honor and celebrate the gift you are. Listen in as Josh, Dan and I talk through the do’s and don’ts of Father's Day, navigate their favorite parts of fatherhood, and find out why the "mute" button matters. Haha!

Ep. 12 HowDoIMom and Be Brave

Sometimes, being brave and being broken go hand in hand. May you find your inner "brave" as you listen and realize that you're not alone. Being brave while also being a Mom requires more strength than I could have ever imagined. Whatever you're walking through, I'm rooting for you.

Ep. 11 HowDoIMom Boys

Shout out to all the BOY MOMMAS out there! 👏🏼 Listen in as Amanda Eich, mom of 5 boys, shares the joys and challenges she's experienced. Hear why intentional, open conversations are crucial with raising boys and why rulers 📏 fit the category of "can't touch this." 🎵 👀

Ep. 10 HowDoIMom Girls

Do you have a daughter or maybe multiple? Check out the latest episode that features Tiffany Ramos, a Mom of 4 daughters. "It's not all 🌈, butterflies and pink." Find out why matching temperaments and not necessarily ages may be your key to success. She shares how, as a Mom, she has raised her daughters to combat a world full of false narratives while stressing the importance of being an example of positive self-worth.

Ep. 8 HowDoIMom Blended

A blended family, or stepfamily, forms when you and your partner make a life together with the children from one or both of your previous relationships. However, what you choose to call your family is completely up to you. Join my friend, Johnette Davis, and I as she shares about her and her family’s journey as a blended family. Listen in as we discuss how building and maintaining a healthy blended family is complex. Families look different for everyone, but supporting one another and putting your personal emotions aside for your children's best interests are some of the keys to success. Hear how persistent love wins and why consistency is necessary.