The In-Between Mom

Behind many families facing childhood disabilities and illness is a strength most people never see. In this episode, we talk about the quiet resilience of parenting for a child with health challenges-- the long nights, the worry the advocacy, and the deep love that keeps them going. If you're walking a similar road, this episode is a reminder that you are not alone.

What happens when your family depends on one income.. and suddenly that income disappears? In this episode, I share the reality my family is facing after my husband lost his license through DHHS and how quickly financial stability can change. We talk about the stress of rising expenses, the fear of unknown , and the strength it takes to keep moving forward when life gets hard. If your in a season of uncertainty or financial pressure, this episode is a reminder that your not alone- and hard seasons don't last forever.

Homeschooling isn't just about lessons and schedules.Its about relationship, growth, and learning together.In this episode, I share what homeschooling has looked like for me as a mom--- and then I invite my daughter to share what it feels like from her side.You might be surprised by her answers.

Motherhood changes you in ways no one really prepares you for. Not just your schedule.Not just your body.But your identity. In this episode, we talk about that quiet, confusing feeling of not fully recognizing yourself anymore-- and why that doesn't mean you've lost who you are.It means you're becoming some one new.If you've felt restless, disconnected, or unsure of who you are outside of being "mom", this conversation will feel like a deep breath and a gentle reminder:You are not lost.You are growing.

Today's episode is a little different- and very personal. We're talking about anxiety, not from a doctor's point of view, but from a child's point of view. My 10- Year-Old son lives with anxiety, and he agreed to sit down with me to share what it actually feels like in his body, what triggers it, and what he wishes grown-ups understood. As his mom, listening to him explain his experience has changed the way I respond, the way I support him, and the way I understand anxiety in children, If you are parenting a child with anxiety, this conversation may help you see your child in a new light. And if you are a child who feels this way- you are not alone. Tonight, consider asking your child one simple question: "What does anxiety feel like for you?" You might be surprised by the answer.

Do you ever feel the tension of loving your kids deeply... and still wanting more from your life? In this episode, we talk about the quiet guilt many moms carry when they feel a longing for something outside of motherhood- whether that's purpose, creativity, rest, dreams, or simply rediscovering who they are. Somewhere along the way, we started believing the lie that if we want more, we must not be grateful enough. But wanting more doesn't cancel gratitude. Growth doesn't cancel love. This episode is a gentle reminder that you are allowed to evolve, to listen to your heart, and to honor the parts of you that still feel called to something beyond the daily demands of motherhood. If you've ever felt this tension but didn't know to put it into words, this coversation is for you. You are not alone. And you are not wrong for feeling this way.

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