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Send us a textChristmas can feel heavy for moms of babies and toddlers - full of pressure, expectations, and the fear of getting it wrong.In this episode of Talking Toddlers, we talk about why a simpler, calmer Christmas is often exactly what young children need - and how choosing less can create more connection, regulation, and meaning for your family.You don’t need more information - you need clarity, support, and a simple way forward.Talking Toddlers is here to help you slow down, understand what’s developmentally normal, and focus your energy where it truly matters.If this episode ...

Send Us a Message.. please be niceJoin us this week as we make our list for Santa and reflect on all the ways our Christmas lists have changed since we were kids. What's on your list this year?Thanks as always for listening and we will see you next Tuesday. GET EXCLUSIVE ACCESS TO OUR CONTENThttps://www.nonsexualsoulmatespodcast.comJust follow the link & enter your email. Do us all a favor and like/subscribe/review. Our contact info is listed below. Email: KaileyandKayla@NonsexualSoulmatesPodcast.comVoicemail: 920-215-4876Videos & additional content: YouTube: @nonsexualsoulmatespodcast ...

The Stop the Spiral challenge has been phenomenal - and some of you had some really insightful questions. In this live session, I'm going to answer them! Join Alchemize here www.hifam.com/alchemize

If you need a push today, let this conversation with Levi do the work. His story hits hard. A father of two. A man of God. Someone who walked through addiction, jail time, relapse, and came out rebuilt by faith, family, and purpose.We talk about the moments that broke him, the grace that lifted him, and the unexpected path that led him into crypto, DAG, and the larger blockchain world. But here’s the real takeaway: Levi shows what it looks like when a man chooses responsibility, chooses faith, and chooses to lead his family with intention.You’ll hear about the father-in-law who visited him...

Holiday outings gone wrong? Always... Overthinking teacher gifts? We know what they want and got you covered... Random things we think about way too often (a.k.a. our Roman Empires)? You’re not alone... Or are you? Ours are weird...Grab your coffee (or wine) and settle in—because although the holidays are SO magical, Santa is tired!!

Is your teen saying someone has a “crazy aura” or that their aura is “giving”? Are you nodding politely while secretly Googling what that even means? Don’t worry — in this episode, your favorite teen host breaks down the slang term "aura" for parents, teachers, and youth pastors who want to keep up with Gen Z and Gen Alpha lingo. We’ll cover the origins of the word, how it evolved into a compliment (or insult), and how it’s used in real life. It’s funny, it’s relatable, and it might just save you from misusing it in front of your kids.I want to hear from you! Got a slang ...

Send us a textHow did we move from panic to peace when raising kids in a digital world? We share stories of moving from sleepless nights to steady confidence as we discuss the practical plan where the surprising payoff was immediate—less anxiety while scrolling, more teachable moments, and a home filled with a daily rhythm of open conversations.Support the showKEEPING KIDS SAFE ONLINEConnect with us...www.nextTalk.orgFacebookInstagramContact Us...admin@nextTalk.orgP.O. BOX 160111 San Antonio, TX 78280

Send us a textIn this raw and unfiltered mini episode, I’m opening up about a moment in my life that I’ve never fully shared before — a moment that quietly shifted everything for me.It wasn’t inspirational. It wasn’t pretty. It wasn’t the kind of turning point people usually talk about.It was honest. It was uncomfortable. And it changed the way I moved through motherhood, business, and my own identity.If you’ve ever felt stuck between who you are and who you want to be… If you’ve ever watched other women rise while you stayed on the sidelines… If you’ve ever ...

Most people don’t start stand-up in their 50s, but Lindsay Porter has never taken the usual route. She’s a mom, a teacher, a longtime kidney-transplant survivor, and now a comic who finally has time to chase the thing she always wanted to do.In this episode, Lindsay and Andrea talk about empty-nest feelings, late-bloomer career leaps, and the accidental ways we traumatize our pets. Plus, why moms are always the designated “adult in the room,” even when they don’t feel like it.Mentioned In This Episode:Follow Lindsay on Instagram Lindsay on TikTok Moms Unhinged: Website | ...

Welcome back to Raising Confident Girls. In this episode, Melissa Jones dives into the tender and often confusing experience of friendship closeness and distance—especially during emotionally charged seasons like the holidays. She helps parents understand why these shifts feel so personal for girls and how to support them without amplifying the hurt.In this episode, we discuss:Why friendship dynamics often shift during busy or emotional seasons. How to help girls avoid taking friendship distance personally. The importance of separating moments from identity. How identifying the true ...

Cathy and Todd talk about The Family Stone and why it works so well as “a Christmas movie that isn’t really a Christmas movie”. They explore how it’s a story about family systems, grief, belonging, and what happens when someone new steps into a familiar and often fragile emotional ecosystem. They get into the best family movies, the most uncomfortable scenes, each character’s role, birth order patterns, sibling energy, and the tension Meredith brings into the house. They also look at why this messy and tender story is still such a holiday staple twenty years later. Some Ways to ...

Are you seeking God’s perspective on what you’re seeing?In this 100th episode of Generations at the Table, Megann Marcellino talks about the Hebrew month of Tevet, a time of divine strategy, spiritual insight, and preparation. Hanukkah’s light taught us to see with God’s eyes, see with spiritual clarity. This includes discerning the tactics of the enemy and trusting God as our Rear Guard as we journey forward. As you enter this month, consider:What is God revealing to you?What strategy is He giving for the season ahead?How can you position yourself for vision and breakthrough?Join ...

It’s never an easy decision to send your struggling child to treatment, whether it’ll be their first time or their tenth. As a parent, you’re exhausted, scared, unsure what’s actually best, and constantly questioning whether things are really as bad as they feel, or if you’re just out of options.Today, Seth and I sit down for a short conversation on what so many parents silently carry: the fear of failing your child, the worry about keeping them safe, the confusion about what’s “normal,” and the sinking feeling when home no longer feels like a place where healing is ...

Send us a Text Message and suggest a topic or guest!The glow of the microwave clock, an untouched Advent wreath, and a pile of unwrapped gifts—sound familiar? We open with a scene that many parents know too well and move toward a countercultural claim: December isn’t a test of endurance, it’s a training ground for unity. Through a vulnerable story about trying to do everything alone, we explore the moment a marriage turns from survival to connection and how that pivot reshapes the entire season.We look to Mary and Joseph for a framework that’s both spiritual and practical. Their first ...

If you’re doing all the things this holiday season, this episode is your permission slip to stop. Today I’m sharing 20 simple, real-life holiday tasks your kids can absolutely help with — tasks that build capability, confidence, responsibility, and independence… all while taking things off your plate. You’ll hear how each task teaches a skill, why capable kids thrive in structure and contribution, and how using the MAP Method helps you shift out of overwhelm so you can guide instead of micromanage. Inside this episode: • 20 developmentally rich holiday tasks kids can genuinely do ...

Do you ever feel physically there, but mentally gone? Like you’re doing all the things, yet still feel scattered, overwhelmed, and disconnected from your life and your kids? In this episode of Prioritize With Purpose, we’re talking about what it really means to be present as a mom. You’ll learn 3 simple, realistic ways to feel present again, even in busy seasons, without adding more to your plate or striving for perfection. In this episode, we cover: 1️⃣ How to Interrupt Autopilot and Stop Escaping the Moment We talk about how constant busyness, distraction, and overthinking keep ...

We explore why so-called selfish behavior in kids is usually development and how empathy-first coaching builds gratitude, compassion, and better choices. We share exact scripts for meltdowns, toy sharing, and “nothing to wear” drama, plus a simple weekly action step.• reframing “selfish” as normal child development• why egocentrism is a stage, not a flaw• empathy-first, guidance-second communication• scripts for missed-trip tantrums• scripts for sharing toys with friends• scripts for wardrobe complaints and gratitude• modeling compassion and keeping boundaries• one ...

How can we teach our kids to be true to themselves when we are all constantly putting our best selves forward on social media and in the real world? Actress Charlotte Hemmings joins us on the denmother podcast today to talk about what it means to not only be authentic in our own lives, but also how to model authenticity for our kids. *Note: we had some audio issues on this record, but the episode is so worth it, so please bear with us. :) Charlotte's Bio: Charlotte Hemmings is an actress with a long history in the film industry. She grew up on set with her father, the late British actor, ...

In this heartfelt podcast episode, Heather, Dena, Jessica, and a friend share candid stories about the joys and stresses of Christmas. They discuss the emotional labor of holiday preparations, the pressure to create magical moments, and the evolving nature of gift-giving as children grow. The conversation touches on family dynamics, loss, and setting boundaries to protect well-being. Emphasizing simplicity, gratitude, and meaningful connection, the women encourage listeners to let go of unnecessary obligations and focus on what truly matters, making space for authentic joy and self-care during...

How To Discern Your Spiritual Gifts With Jill Simons In this episode, I'm joined by Jill Simons, founder of Many Part Ministries for a conversation that will change the way you think about spiritual gifts, specifically your spiritual gifts. Jill walks us through how charisms (another word for spiritual gifts) help you live in alignment with how God made you, avoid burnout, and start noticing where His grace is already flowing into your life. We talk about how these gifts show up in motherhood, how to identify them, and why it's so freeing to know what to say yes to, and what's okay to let go...