Jenny Baer

Thank you so much to Jackie for letting me be a guest on "The Whole Motherload". I love this podcast. Please take a listen and hopefully you enjoy the nuggets we shared!

The Whole MotherLoad™ A podcast for moms who are in the middle of raising the next generation. Looking for love, support, community, and connection. We share stories from the inside to uplift and strengthen your efforts in your motherhood journey. A WHOLEISM™...

This is a fabulous wellness fair. I’ll be there teaching all the fun ways you can detox a body.

If you don’t feed it, expect to medicate it

I’m finding all sorts of ways to entertain myself downtown while my kids have choir and orchestra practice for a few hours. This week I scoped out the Church History Museum in advance of a field trip out microschool was taking the next day.

I focused my adult time on the art exhibit that opened at the end of September. The first photo and the last photo of this collage stirred my soul. That empty chair. The folded cloth. He isn’t here for he is risen.

Mom hack:
When at a park, or other outing, bring water and snacks, but leave them in the car.

It guarantees the kids will actually leave at some point. Of course they will leave after weighing the thirst they feel against the desire to keep playing.

Anyone else feeling an energy zap? Or more body pain? I’m feeling it. Best guess it is the solar flares

Here’s your reminder to live long and get your daily dose of antidepressants in the sunshine ☀️ today.

If you live in a place where you can get in the dirt, you are welcome here! 😜

Sales. Network marketing. How do you and your circle of people feel about those words?

What you feed your kids influences their behavior. Remember that anxious mom discussion? It also leads to attitudes in children in their response to us.

Happiness is circumstantial. It’s fleeting and momentary.

Joy is a state of being. It’s living in the place where you know that you’re loved by God, that he is at work in you, and that you can trust his control. And that beats any kind of happiness, all day long.”

-Susan May Warren