The #MomLife Podcast

The second part of: How Not to be a Jerk to Parents of Special Needs Kids (first recording cut off!)

In this episode I share something I saw online concerning a lovely autistic young woman and how people of faith can show up for the vulnerable around them.

#MomLife is hectic and often means we take care of everyone else and let ourselves look like we rolled out of a ditch but NO MORE. Five Reasons to Take a Shower. I also discuss end-of-the-school year activities, lotion, and coffee. Check out the books I mention on my blog: https://www.honesttoddler.com/

Summer as a mom can be like being the designated driver on the wildest of rides. If you're at home, it can feel like a weekend that just won't end. If you're working- the summer camp whirlwind can be overwhelming. What, in theory, should be a relaxing time can be anything but. I'm sharing my the five things that make summer easier and more fun for me and my crew. The fist strategy

We're talking about all things feeding children!Today we have a special guest on the show: author, illustrator and art professor at Indiana Wesleyan University, Keith Lowe!Keith is a father of three and the author and illustrator of the children's book: The Titans of Taste. The book follows a gang of hilarious characters who show two children a fun, new world of food pairings.Keith

In this episode I discuss the drama surrounding red bell peppers, why I cannot let my son cut his own cantaloupe, and what I think the hidden meaning is in the story of Jesus multiplying the lunch of bread and fish on the beach. I don't think it's blasphemy but if it is, please direct your complaints to your local government representative. Here is the Bible story I reference: Jesu