September 12th is Grandparents’ Day here in the U.S. and what better way to celebrate and honor grandparents worldwide than to have a grandparent on the show this week?! Today’s guest is a wonderful grandparent to three strong-willed kids and joins me to share her experience of supporting both her daughter and grandchildren when they...Read More

What is one thing your kids say or do that drives you absolutely bananas? Is it the eye roll? The sass? A particular word or phrase? For me, it was when my son would tell me ‘whatever!’ When my son told me ‘whatever!’ I would be filled with anger, frustration and felt like he didn’t respect...Read More

If you’ve been listening for a while, you’ll know that I do my best to bring you tips, ideas, and support that helps you create deep connection and cooperation with your kids. While reading and listening is information, but coaching is transformation. So, this week, I’m taking things to a whole new level and bringing...Read More

Last week, we started this two-part series off by talking about how children need safety and support to grow, and how to coach them into learning the lesson and not punish them into obedience. This week, we’re continuing the conversation by going through some specific examples of how to do this. Setting limits is never...Read More

As our children head back to the classroom, parents, teachers, and kids alike are experiencing a range of emotions. With the last two years being so different, it’s little wonder we might be feeling apprehensive. So, I thought now would be the perfect time to bring today’s guest to the show to share some insight...Read More

If you know me at all, you’ll know that the topic of kids and sports is one of my favorite topics, so I’m super jacked about the guests I’m interviewing on the podcast this week. I am joined by two amazing men, mentors, coaches, and dads, Jim Huber and Jason Holzer. Jim and Jason are...Read More

As a parent, it sometimes feels as though we are raising ourselves right alongside our kids. When we watch our kids at a certain age, we are reflecting, consciously or subconsciously, on the experiences we had at that age. I used to try to give my son everything I didn’t have as a child, but...Read More

Have you ever thought about how your kids actually learn things? Children are great learners, and they learn not from what we say or tell them, but what we do. It’s called modeling. Modeling is a standard or example for imitation, which means that whenever we do or say something, we are setting the example...Read More