3 in 30 Takeaways for Moms
Summary: 30-minute podcasts with 3 doable takeaways to make your family life a little better each week. Hosted by Rachel Nielson, a mother, writer, and podcaster
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Today's guests have truly unique backgrounds: one of them was the press secretary for two US Senators, the other worked in the White House in the office of presidential speech writing; now they are moms who teach how to help kids understand politics, government, civility, and American history
As a seasoned parent educator--but more importantly as a mother, step-mother, and grandmother herself--Georgia Anderson teaches us a three step process for connecting with our kids during their big emotions
April Perry shares three takeaways from her the book, which teach us how to connect with our children in everyday moments
As a mother of five and a grandmother of nine, Marilyn Faulkner has great insight into raising confident children, which she shares in this episode with her signature wisdom and hilarious commentary on parenting.
A mother of four whose mission is to help moms thrive talks about 3 power struggles we can opt out of with our children.
Professional counselor and father of four, Tony Overbay, shares four ways that we can effectively praise our children in order to energize the positive in our homes
A busy mom of four, who is also a small business owner and a podcaster, teaches us how she finds the motivation and the time to exercise
One phone conversation with my friend changed my perspective on "mom-guilt" forever. Listen in to hear that story, as well as 3 strategies for fighting useless guilt in your own life.
Learn the brain research behind why we need to look up from our phones and engage with our children--as well as HOW to do it in a practical way within our modern world
Candi Kidd teaches moms who are naturally messy (or moms who just live with crazy children..eh hem, all of us) three simple strategies for keeping our homes more orderly.
Rachel shares 3 lessons she's learned about friendship, from a high school student, a tradition of sending out mix CDs, and a kidney stent. This episode is a follow-up and "deep dive" into some of the topics discussed last week.
Brooke Romney, a mother of four and a professional writer, teaches us how to be a good friend, even if we are busy, shy, or maxed out on life.
Chrissy Austin, SLP, shares a three-step process for helping children get unstuck when they are trapped in negative neurological "loops" and behaviors
Celeste Davis, the founder of Marriage Laboratory, describes three of her "experiments" with the Love Languages and how they impacted her marriage
Life coach Jody Moore teaches three principles to help us shift our mindsets and find more joy in our marriages and our relationships with others