How do you feel about your parenting as you look back on 2024?

Are there changes you've been wanting to make but haven't known where to start?

What if this was the year you actually made those parenting changes stick?

What would it mean to look back on 2025 and feel like you had your best mom year yet?

In this week's episode, I'm sharing the year-end reflection ritual that's helping moms in my group program recognize their progress and set meaningful intentions for the new year.

Listen to episode 333 (an angel number that represents growth!) and start 2025 off right!

https://lessdramamoremama.com/333

Your to-do list is growing, the calendar is filling up, and that familiar holiday anxiety is starting to creep in.

You want this season to be special for your family, but somehow it always ends up feeling more exhausting than magical.

In this week's podcast episode, I share a different approach to the holidays - one that lets you create meaningful moments without running yourself ragged.

Because what your family really wants is you, present and enjoying the season alongside them.

https://lessdramamoremama.com/332

It’s easy to assume a quick apology will fix things after a relationship rupture with your child, but real repair requires more.

In today’s episode, I’m walking you through a powerful tool I created to help you repair your relationships and turn them into even stronger bonds. It's called the LOVE formula and it's simple + effective.

If you’ve ever felt like your relationship with your child needs healing, this episode is for you.

Tune in to hear how you can apply this simple tool to create lasting, meaningful relationship with your kids.

https://lessdramamoremama.com/331

Sarah Benton had all the markers of success - great grades, active social life, thriving career.

From the outside, no one would have guessed she was struggling with alcohol, a pattern she now recognizes as "high-functioning alcoholism."

In this honest and eye-opening conversation, Sarah opens up about her 20-year journey in sobriety, including the hard truth that getting sober was just the beginning of the real work, and shares how having a child completely transformed her recovery experience.

Through her new book "Parents in Recovery," she brings fresh insights about the complex relationship between addiction, parenting, and finding your way through both.

Listen now for a real take on what it means to parent and grow.

Family gatherings are approaching, and many moms are already dreading the unsolicited advice, critical comments, sibling rivalry, and other difficult moments headed their way.

In this week's episode, I'm sharing powerful strategies to create more peaceful interactions - both for you and your kids.

Skip the typical "just ignore them" or "take deep breaths" advice. The approaches in this episode work even with your most challenging family dynamics.

Ready to experience more peaceful family gatherings? Listen now!

https://lessdramamoremama.com/329

What if your fears about screen time and video games are holding you back from deeper family connections?

In today’s episode, I sit down with certified Hand in Hand parenting instructor, Velma Gentzsch, who went from video game skeptic to streaming on Twitch.

Her journey reveals how video games can become a powerful tool for building trust, resilience, and family bonds.

Along the way, she discovered these games were teaching her son the very skills she worried he'd miss: negotiation, problem-solving, persistence, and even conflict resolution.

Tune in to transform gaming from a source of family conflict into an opportunity for connection!

https://lessdramamoremama.com/328

Between ChatGPT doing homework and AI-generated videos everywhere, it's tempting to see AI as just another parenting worry.

But after testing it on three common family challenges, I discovered it might actually help us focus on what matters most: connecting with our kids.

In this week's episode, I'm sharing my real-world experiment with AI as a parenting tool.

Tune in to learn how it can handle the logistics while you create meaningful moments with your family.

https://lessdramamoremama.com/327

What if the key to deepening your mother-daughter relationship begins with you?

When Ashleigh Sinclaire became her mother's sole caregiver overnight, she discovered that our most fundamental relationship can transform through an unexpected path.

In this week's moving episode, she shares how four extraordinary years caring for her mother revealed that the mother-daughter relationship lives within us, not between us.

This episode will touch your heart and possibly transform how you see your relationship with your mother - or your daughter.

https://lessdramamoremama.com/326