Rooted in Love

As graduation draws near, this episode captures the emotional mix parents often carry of pride, joy, and the quiet ache of letting go. There’s no perfect way to show up for these milestone moments; what matters most is presence, honesty, and love.Donna reflects on this transition with a forward looking lens, gently shifting the focus from what’s ending to what’s beginning. As the nest empties, she explores the space opening up, not just in her home, but in her identity, purpose, and possibilities. It’s an invitation to honor the depth of love that got you here while also embracing what’s next.Her message is clear: you don’t have to choose between strength and softness. You can celebrate, grieve, and grow, all at once. Because this season isn’t just about letting go, it’s about becoming.Featuring insights from Donna and a preview of her upcoming book Rethinking Midlife: Seize Your Next Chapter with Energy and Purpose (releasing January 12, 2027).Editing and original music for Rooted In Love is by Madeline Doss of ⁠⁠⁠Bad Cat⁠⁠⁠.

Jenny shares her journey from grief to gratitude as a mother navigating the complexities of raising her children, including caring for her son with lissencephaly, hemimegalencephaly, hydrocephalus, and drug-resistant epilepsy. She opens up about moving from overwhelm to acceptance, learning to slow down, and becoming more present in each moment.Jenny also shares about her older boys, describing the bittersweet experience of watching them grow into who they’re meant to be, while missing the days when they were little.Through the highs and lows, she reflects on the lessons that have shaped her and the perspective she’s gained along the way. Grounded in faith, resilience, and everyday moments, her goal is simple: to show up strong for her children and remind others that even the smallest acts of connection and understanding can mean everything.Editing and original music for Rooted In Love is by Madeline Doss of ⁠⁠⁠Bad Cat⁠⁠⁠⁠.

In this solo episode, Jennifer shares a heartfelt look at her journey through motherhood, especially the transition into raising adult children. She opens up about the powerful shift from carrying her children’s burdens to simply supporting them with love, and how setting boundaries helped her rediscover herself. This episode is a reminder that being a good mom doesn’t mean losing yourself, it means growing, evolving, and learning to love without overextending.Editing and original music for Rooted In Love is by Madeline Doss of ⁠⁠⁠Bad Cat⁠⁠⁠.

In this episode of Rooted in Love, Jennifer sits down with Christina for an honest conversation about the tension so many moms feel as they try to care for everyone around them while also figuring out how to care for themselves.Together, they talk about mom guilt, the all-consuming nature of early motherhood, the impact it can have on marriage, and the challenge of communicating your needs when life feels full in every direction.This episode is a reminder that making space for yourself does not take away from the love you give—it helps sustain it.Editing and original music for Rooted In Love is by Madeline Doss of ⁠⁠⁠Bad Cat⁠⁠⁠.

In this episode of Rooted in Love, Jennifer sits down with Ruby for a live coaching conversation about burnout, mental overload, and the pressure to keep doing more.Together, they talk about the weight of unrealistic expectations, the constant pull to stay productive, and how quickly the demands of motherhood and daily life can leave you feeling reactive, exhausted, and stretched thin. Ruby shares what it looks like to carry so much at once while raising two young children and running a business.This episode is a reminder that when life feels heavy and rest feels hard to access, small shifts can help you feel more grounded, supported, and at ease in your everyday life.Editing and original music for Rooted In Love is by Madeline Doss of ⁠⁠Bad Cat⁠⁠.

In this episode of Rooted in Love, Jennifer sits down with Natalie for an honest conversation about motherhood, self-trust, and navigating the hard seasons when the choices you are making for your children are not always understood by the people around you.Together, they talk about judgment, boundaries, support, and the difference between advice and truly feeling seen. Natalie shares how motherhood has changed her, grounded her, and strengthened her voice as an advocate for her children.This episode is a reminder that you do not need everyone to understand your journey in order to trust yourself and keep leading with love.Editing and original music for Rooted In Love is by Madeline Doss of ⁠Bad Cat⁠.

In this first episode of Rooted in Love, Jennifer Solis opens the door to the heart of the podcast with a personal story about motherhood, identity and growth. She shares why this space was created, what she hopes listeners will take from it and why moms in every season deserve room to pause, breathe and come back to themselves.The episode closes with a guided meditation to help you slow down, reset and root yourself in love as this journey begins.Editing and original music for Rooted In Love is by Madeline Doss of Bad Cat.