S2 E2: Cell Phone Territory (cue dramatic music)

S2: E4: Crocs

And JUST when you think you got this parenting thing down, you find yourself in new territory. I recently entered croc season. You go out your way to make sure your child has nice shoes, and they settle for crocs. Just plastic on their feet. Listen to this episode and gain some insight on why crocs are the go-to sneakers.

S2 E3: Hoodie Season

That’s the problem, hoodies don’t have a season. They are worn by kids in all types of weather. And when your child wants to wear a hoodie every day at school, you’ve entered another level in parenting. It’s as if you are entering a season of nothing making sense and your child becomes a master in all life experiences. Watch this episode to learn how we are dealing with the new territory called, hoodies.

S2 E2: Cell Phone Territory (cue dramatic music)

Over the Christmas break, we entered cell phone territory with #MissMaddox. As a parent I must say it’s new and another responsibility. It feels like I had another child. I’m monitoring it, I’m making sure it doesn’t get lost and I’m trying to find a healthy balance of time. Not even to mention explaining how to handle spam likely and auto insurance calls to a ten-year-old. It’s a lot, but I had to find what works for our family. Check out this episode and learn how we handle cell phone and electronic usage.

S2 E1: We're Back!

Not only are we back, but welcome to season 2 of The Mommy and Maddox Podcast. We have A LOT of great things planned for this season because it's 2024 and we are playing no games. Make sure you like, share, and subscribe to The Mommy and Maddox Podcast.

Episode 8: Let Them Kids Fail

In this episode of "Let Them Kids Fail," we dive into the importance of allowing our children to fail and learn from their mistakes. As parents, we often have the instinct to shield our children from failure, but what if we're doing them a disservice? Join us as we discuss how failure can be a powerful teacher, helping our kids develop resilience, problem-solving skills, and self-confidence. So, whether you're a parent who's struggling with the idea of letting your child fail, or someone who's already embracing this mindset and wants to deepen your understanding, this episode is for you. Tune in on your favorite podcast platform and join us for a thought-provoking conversation about the value of failure in parenting.