Moms Like Us. Mona Corwin

The battle for our families is real and we all know it. The battle for our country is no less real. If America fails, where will we go? It can feel scary…
BUT…. There’s good news!

There is hope and my guest Debbie Kraulidis, host of The Moms for America Podcast and I talk about it. Debbie is the Vice President of Moms for America, a national movement of mothers to reclaim our culture for truth, family, freedom and the Constitution who believes we have the power to heal our nation from the inside out. One home at a time.

Get your pen and paper ready for great ideas to teach your kids about America and its principles in fun ways!

You will be inspired and full of ideas after listening to this encouraging 56th episode of the MomsLikeUs Podcast. 🎙️

Transitions can be some of the most challenging times for our kids. Whether it’s waking up in the morning, getting picked up from school, or winding down at bedtime, these moments often bring out big emotions and struggles.

But why? The common thread is that these are all transitions—times when your child has to shift from one setting or activity to another. And switching gears isn’t easy!

In all these moments, your babies need your guidance. They need your help to navigate the change and learn how to transition smoothly from one part of the day to the next. By understanding the challenges they face and being present with them, you can make these times a little easier and help them develop the skills to handle transitions well.

Everyday moments are perfect for teaching important life lessons. Whether it’s sharing toys or helping each other, these interactions can lead to meaningful conversations about values like kindness, patience, and respect. ❤️

Real and lasting self-care involves finding joy and creating a rhythm of taking care of yourself in the little things.

Maybe for you that’s putting on music that relaxes you while you cook or fold clothes. Maybe it’s taking a bath. Maybe it’s going on a walk. Maybe it’s a phone call with your best friend. And it’s gotta be spending time with God and His Word. ❤️

It’s okay for your children to see you disappointed at times, but it’s equally important for them to witness how you resolve those conflicts.

For example, “It is important for you to listen to me when I tell you it is time to turn your iPad off, but I am sorry I yelled.”

Teach them that it’s normal to have disagreements, but it’s even more essential to forgive each other and make up.

When we become mothers, something incredible changes inside us. It’s a transformation that God designed, equipping us with the love and strength needed to raise our children.

And even though we are well equipped with what God gives us, there are still many challenges that we face. Some challenges come from the lies that culture tells us, that we as Christian moms often believe. Let’s explore these misconceptions and find peace in the truth.

Before we try to tame our children’s tongues, we have to be mindful of the words we choose to use.

Don’t skip epsiode 61 of the MomsLikeUs Podcast, because Ginger Hubbard and I discuss the why behind taming your child’s tongue. Plus, we share practical steps to get you going in the right direction. ❤️

Hey Mom, do you ever wake up some days wondering how in the world you got here?

How did you end up with these kids, in this house, with all the craziness going on around you?!

I know it’s not just me... And in moments like these, I hear the sweet whisper of my Father.

📖 Psalm 127:3 tells us a profound truth for us moms, “Children are a heritage from the Lord, offspring a reward from him.”

Every moment you spend with your little ones is a treasure, a gift from God Himself.

Although it’s easier said than done, try to cherish the laughter, the mess, and even the challenges, for in these moments, you’re shaping the future. 💕