In today's digital age, managing screen time is a growing concern. In the recent crossover episode of the All Pro Dad and iMOM podcasts, hosts Megan Tignor and Ted Lowe talked with Joey Odom, co-founder of ARO, about the impact of phone usage on family dynamics and child development. They emphasized the need for parents to take the lead in establishing healthy digital habits for themselves and their children.

The Three M's of Parenting in the Digital Age

The discussion outlined the "Three M's" of parenting when it comes to digital behavior:

1. Modeling: Parents unknowingly model bad phone habits.
2. Mimicking: Children copy these behaviors.
3. Madness: Parents then grow frustrated by the behavior they’ve modeled.

Joey stressed that parents’ phone habits are the main predictor of their children's future tech use.

Practical Steps for Reducing Screen Time

Joey suggested the "Three S's" for a healthier digital balance:

1. Spend Time Apart: Have at least one phone-free hour each day to encourage face-to-face interactions.
2. Sacred Spaces: Create phone-free zones, like at the dinner table, to prioritize personal connections.
3. Seek Moments of Connection: Actively engage with family without digital distractions.

Introducing ARO

ARO is a platform designed to help families disconnect and be more present. With tools like the ARO box and app, families can track time spent away from their phones, fostering intentional living.

This episode urges families to set boundaries and model healthier habits to create a more balanced and connected life.

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Important Episode Timestamps:

(00:00) Welcome to the All Pro Dad Podcast/iMOM Crossover episode

(00:44) The Impact of Screen Time on Families

(01:48) Introducing Joey and His Journey

(02:59) The Birth of ARO and Its Mission

(09:12) The Relationship With Our Phones

(19:18) Modeling Phone Behavior for Our Kids

(27:43) The Dilemma of Digital Distraction

(28:19) Practical Tips for Staying Present

(28:52) The Power of Environment Over Willpower

(34:09) Family Strategies for Reducing Screen Time

(34:55) Starting with Yourself: A Parent's Guide

(38:43) Introducing ARO: A Tool for Intentional Living

(44:23) Three Practical Steps to Disconnect

(50:16) Final Thoughts and Resources

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5 Ways to Decide if You Should Be a Working Mom
5 Sanity-Saving Tips for Single Working Moms
Working Moms—We See You This Summer

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No mom wants to put her child in front of a screen, but they’re so convenient, and life is busy! In this episode, we discuss how to lean on screens less even when they feel like the only option.  

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19 Alternatives to Screen Time Your Kids Will Actually Like
Screen Time Tickets
Screen Time Tracker
Screen Time Contract
The Anxious Generation

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Sometimes being a mom means doing things we don’t want to do. In this week’s episode, which was inspired by the Instagram mom who doesn’t play with her kids, we talk about how our kids force us to step outside our comfort zones.
 
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Today Show Article
The Mom I Am Test

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AI and education is an incredible collaboration that can help your kids learn and grow. In the third episode in our series on AI, we dig into how AI and education will merge and how parents can cooperate with AI to help their kids academically.
 
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All Pro Dad Podcast
Is Using A.I. for Schoolwork Cheating?
3 Things Kids and Teachers Gain Now That AI Is Here to Stay
4 Ways AI Will Change Education for Your Child (For the Better)
3 Fears About AI and Learning in Schools

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Once you have a basic understanding of AI, the next step is figuring out how your kids are going to use it for entertainment, socialization, and learning. In this episode, we cover how parents can navigate AI with their children and keep them safe.
 
Mentions:
All Pro Dad Podcast
Real or AI Quiz
6 Things You Need to Know About AI Right Now
3 Insights for Parenting in the Age of AI
4 Ways Parents Can Prepare Kids for a World With Chatbots
5 Ways to Keep Kids Safe With AI Images and Deepfakes
4 Ways to Lead Your Kids in Our New AI World

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AI is new and exciting (and a little intimidating). In this episode, we talk with Mary Jo Wyse, iMOM's AI researcher to learn the basics of this new technology and how it will impact our families.
 
Mentions:
All Pro Dad Podcast
6 Things You Need to Know About AI Right Now
4 Ways AI Will Change Education for Your Child (For the Better)
4 Ways to Lead Your Kids in Our New AI World

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Has motherhood made you more authentically you, or have you lost your sense of self? In this episode, we ask how moms can embrace the sacrifices that come with parenting and maybe even find themselves in this journey.
 
Mentions:
State of Motherhood Report
Losing Yourself in Motherhood—But Maybe Not
Laura Rutledge: 10 “Get To’s” of Motherhood That Bring Unexpected Joy

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Mental health is a big part of our cultural conversation, which means it has become part of many families' conversations. In this episode, we talk about what influences a mom's decision to put her child in therapy.

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Article from The Sydney Morning Herald
5 Situations that Might Require Therapy for your Child
7 Things You Can Do to Support Your Child’s Mental Health
5 Things to Boost Kids’ Mental Health

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Even if your husband and son are like two peas in a pod, you have a special relationship with your boy, too. In this episode we chat about how moms can use their influence to raise kind, strong young men.
 
Mentions:
3 Words We Say That Hurt Our Sons
7 Things Single Moms Can Do to Raise Awesome Boys
10 Things Boys Want to Hear From Their Moms
Are You Getting in the Way of Your Son Becoming a Man?
Find Out How to Start an All Pro Dad Chapter at Your Child's School

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It's time to go back to school. A mom's attitude and approach to a new school year can make all the difference, so in this episode, we break it down to the ABCs.
 
Mentions:
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After School Conversation Starters Printable
The Mom I Am Personality Test
All Pro Dad School Chapters

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Grab your husband for this episode because the iMOM ladies are joined by speaker, author, and founder of For Us Marriage, Ted Lowe. We fire questions at Ted as he tells us what to avoid when we're in the midst of conflicts with our husbands.

Mentions:
Conflict in Marriage: 4 Things to Avoid
More about Ted Lowe
Book Ted to speak to your group.
Listen to Ted Lowe on the All Pro Dad Podcast

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Part two! In the last episode, we talked about how Susan and Megan's family changed through adoption. In this episode, we dig into how and when to share changes with kids and how big changes can help our faith grow.

Mentions:
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Susan's Adoption Story
10 Reasons Why Adoption May Be Right for Your Family
5 F’s You Need in Tough Times

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Every family faces big changes at some point or another. A move, an illness, a job loss, or, in the case of Susan and Megan’s family, adoption. The way you respond to the changes can bring your family closer together and strengthen your family identity. So in this episode, Susan shares her family's adoption story, and we’ll talk about how your own family can grow in the face of adjusting to a change.

Mentions:
Adoption resources
Susan's Adoption Story
10 Reasons Why Adoption May Be Right for Your Family
Angels for Change - Organization with the mission to end drug shortages

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Our kids need to make decisions on their own as they grow, so it's on us as parents to teach the skill of discernment. In this episode, we talk about how to help kids make good choices with media, friendships, and life decisions.
 
Mentions:
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Does Your Kid Have Red Light Friends?
Parents Article About Talking to Kids About Stars Growing Up
Dove Redefining Beauty Campaign

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Teaching kids how to be independent is key to their physical and mental well-being, but man, is it hard for moms to let go. In this episode, we discuss the benefits of independence and little ways to give our kids room to grow.

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Quit Telling Your Child to Be Careful!
Jonathan Haidt, The Anxious Generation
I’m Gonna Parent Like It’s 1989
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21 Things Your Kids Can Do for Themselves
7 Ways to Get Your Little One to Play Independently

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Can a mom actually feel like she's on vacation when she takes a trip with her family? In this iMOM Podcast episode, we share mindset shifts, practical ideas, and stories of surviving nightmarish vacation situations.

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A Trip With Kids CAN Feel Like a Vacation! 7 Tips for Loving Trips
How to Recover When Your Vacation Lets You Down
9 Tips to Avoid Tiffs When Traveling With Your Husband
4 Outside-the-Box Family Vacation Ideas

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Resilience is one of the most important things we can teach our kids, but that means we have to let them struggle, which can be really tough for moms. In this episode, we'll talk about what resilience is and how to look for everyday opportunities to build it in our children.  

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5 Things to Teach Your Kids About Failure
What Resilience Is and Why Our Kids Need It
5 Ways to Make Struggles No Big Deal
“It’s Not My Fault!” Getting Your Child Out of a Victim Mentality

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A new tie and golf balls are great Father's Day gifts, but the best gift you can give your husband any time of the year is to be a more loving wife. In this episode, things get real. We talk about how we (might) be falling a little short and what makes it difficult to be the loving wives we know we should be. If you need reassurance that you're not the only wife who needs to step it up, this episode is for you!

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30 Creative Ways to Speak Your Husband’s Love Language
5 Steps to Writing the Love Letter Every Husband Wants to Receive
14 Everyday Moves That Are Surprisingly Romantic
30 Last-Minute Father’s Day Gift Ideas

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If you could give advice to a younger version of yourself, what would you say? Whether you want to talk to the nine-months-pregnant you or you from last year, you probably have some words to share! In this episode, we talk about the lessons we learn throughout motherhood and how to hold on to the nuggets of wisdom we gain every day.

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3 Beautiful Bits of Mom Wisdom

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Often, one of the first battles between moms and kids is at the dinner table. In this episode, we talk about picky eating struggles, how to know when it’s time to get help, and a few ideas to help expand your picky eater’s palate.

Mentions:
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How to Fix a Picky Eater: 3 Easy Tricks
4 Signs Your Child’s Picky Eating Is Becoming a Problem

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Generation Alpha—the kids born between 2010 and the end of 2024. They're impacting our culture and our world in big and small ways. All of Chloe's, Abby's, and Megan's children are Gen Alpha, so in this episode, we talk about what makes these kids unique and how moms can help them through the challenges the generation faces.

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ABC New Segment on Gen Alpha Taking Over the Skin Care Social Media Scene

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We all have different stories. Our pasts, our kids, our marriages... they're all unique, but we love to compare ourselves to one another anyway. In this episode, we talk about how to stop comparing yourself with others, what pulls you into that trap, and what to do to maintain a healthy mindset. 

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Dare to Compare Study
The Mom I Am Personality Test

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No two kids are the same, even within one family! In this episode, we discuss how different personalities can make parenting more challenging and how we can use our strengths to be the best moms we can be to all of our children.

Mentions:
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The Positive Impact Fostering Has on Your Biological Children
Podcast Episode 72: Have We Taken Parenting Styles Too Far?
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State Foster Care Information Websites
What Barriers Are Stopping You From Fostering or Adopting?

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We can't prepare our kids for everything the might encounter in life, but we can help lay a foundation that sets them up to be able to make good decisions and be confident in who they are. If you're trying to build kids who know their worth and can handle difficulty, this is the episode for you!

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7 Core Values Every Child Needs
Susan's book, The Passionate Mom

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Being a mom is a gift and a blessing, but boy, is it a lot of work. That means motherhood can lead to burnout. But there's hope! In this episode, we talk about the things moms believe that lead to that "I need a break" feeling and ways to find rest.

Mentions:
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15 Things to Do When You’re Feeling Overwhelmed
Research Conducted by Ohio State University on Working Parent Burnout

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Bullying, risky behavior, inappropriate conversations... when a child is in trouble or doing something he shouldn't, but it's not YOUR child, when should you step in? In this episode, we talk about when to meddle and when to mind your own business.

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How Involved Should You Get in Another Kid’s Drama?
The Mom Mafia

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No mom wants to stand on the sidelines and listen to her child get yelled at or hear about a coach who's a bully at practice. But knowing the next best step can be tricky. Pull your child from the activity? Report the coach? That's our discussion for today's iMOM Podcast episode.

Mentions:
5 R’s to Use With Your Kid’s Harsh Coach
Find out how to start an All Pro Dad chapter at your kids' school.

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Why are the tiniest members of our families the ones who frustrate us the most? When your toddler won't listen or is mischievous, it's tempting to yell (and yes, we all yell). In this episode, we'll discuss our attempts to get toddlers to comply without raising our voices. 

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5 Ways to Get Your Toddler to Listen
Is Your Toddler’s Favorite Show Too Much?
Gentle Parenting: A Passing Fad or the Style for You?

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Hindsight helps us realize a situation wasn't as big of a deal as we thought, but when we're in the thick of it, it's hard not to cry. In this episode, Chloe talks about how she managed to laugh during a disastrous day, and we talk about keeping things in perspective.

Mentions:
5 Ways to Laugh Instead of Cry
All Pro Dad Podcast Ep. 8: What Are 7 Things A Son Needs From His Dad?
Folex - the miracle cleaning solution Megan and Susan talked about

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Have you ever gotten to the end of a school break and thought, did we really relax? Did we have fun? Did we make the most of it? Striking a balance during time off isn't hard, but it takes some thought. Let us do the thinking for you in this episode.

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The Schedule That Saved Our Summer
Summer Bucket List
50 Things to Do This Summer
Why You Should Try Out “No Rules Day”

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The iMOM Podcast has hit a milestone: 100 episodes! To celebrate, we're answering questions from listeners. Thanks for growing with us and taking us along on your parenting journey!

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Want to ask a question? Have an idea for an episode? Email imom@familyfirst.net.

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Are you a people pleaser? What happened when you became a mom? Did it get worse, or did you become more assertive? In this episode, we chat about what's behind the need to please others and how to do what's best for our kids.

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My Son Laughs When I Yell. It Used to Drive Me Crazy.

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When your name changed to "Mom," did you experience an identity crisis? Even if you were overjoyed to become a mother, it's a massive change for your body, mind, and self-image. In today's episode, we'll talk about adjusting to this new (and hopefully improved) version of you. 
 
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3 Reasons Becoming “Mom” Is Awesome
Losing Yourself in Motherhood—But Maybe Not
Harvard Business Review Article About New Mothers as Professionals

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With more moms working, we really do need our husbands to be parenting partners. In this episode, we talk about how to cooperate with our husbands, express what we need, and lean on each other’s parenting strengths.
 
Mentions:
5 Ways You Can Help Your Husband Be a Better Dad
5 Strengths Dads Bring to Parenting
When You Resent Your Husband After Having a Baby
Find or Start an All Pro Dad Chapter
Pew Research Center Facts About American Dads

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Even if you aren't familiar with the capabilities of A.I., your kids are, and it's probably just a matter of time before they want to use it for school. In this episode, we discuss whether using A.I. at school is helpful, harmful, or maybe a little bit of both. 

Mentions:
Is Using A.I. for Schoolwork Cheating?
7 Core Values Every Child Needs
Junior Achievement Survey

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The Sunday Scaries (a.k.a. the Sunday Blues) hit adults and kids, but they don't have to! This episode will help you get to the heart of what's giving you that icky feeling on Sunday evening and help you and the kids hold on to that relaxed weekend vibe. 

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7 Tips for Eliminating the Sunday Scaries
Printable Habit Trackers
Printable Week Planner

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How do you show love to each of your kids when they need it when you’re just one person? ESPN’s Laura Rutledge is back with us to talk about how to be a great mom when your attention is divided between multiple kids.
 
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The 5 Love Languages of Children
A Simple Way to Discover Your Child’s Love Language
What I Didn’t Expect About Expecting Baby #2
4 Fun Ways to Fit in One-on-One Time With Kids

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The “smart one,” “lazy,” “a handful,” “our future pro athlete.” Putting labels on kids is tempting. We all do it to a certain extent, but when does it become harmful? In this episode, Chloe shares a story of being labeled as a kid, and we talk about the effects of labels.

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Six 4-Letter Words Never to Say to Your Child
5 Ways Labeling Hurts Our Children

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Eating together as a family is no easy feat with busy schedules and wiggly kids. In this episode, we talk about how to make family meals happen and plan meals so you’re not scrambling every night (unless it’s breakfast for dinner, of course!). 

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10 Ideas That Will Help You Conquer Meal Planning
How to Make Family Dinners Happen
6 Family Dinner Conversation Starters
A Weekly Dinner Plan to Help You Cook at Home More
5 Rules for Family Meals
10 Table Manners for Kids Printable
Pass the Piggy Printable

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Can you hear the baby cooing? Chloe shares what the first three months of motherhood have been like (and her sweet baby makes his first podcast appearance). What do you remember from your first months as a new mom, and what advice do you give new moms now?

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7 Ways to Resist the Pressures of Being a New Mom
15 Things I Wish I’d Known as a New Mom
4 Clever Responses to “Is He a Good Baby?”
What I Wish I Knew as a New Mom

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It's the most wonderful time of the year, and then it's over. (Or is it?) Many of us struggle with the blues when Christmas or the New Year has passed. This episode will give you some ideas for working through them and for talking through the blues with kids, too. 

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Simon Sinek's talk on the scientific power of kindness
7 Ways Moms Can Beat the Post-Holiday Blues

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Most of us have relatives who ruffle our feathers or have habits we’re not crazy about, so how do we love them and celebrate holidays and special occasions without losing our cool?
 
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5 Healthy Ways to Handle a Manipulative Mother-in-Law
5 Things to Help You Understand Your Mother-in-Law Problems
3 Ways You’re Creating Barriers Instead of Setting Boundaries

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Every couple communicates in their particular way, but there are some communication tools that are helpful across the board in marriage. In this episode, we share ideas for how to be more clear, open, and productive in how we speak with our husbands.

Mentions:
 Could a Feedback Wheel Change Your Marriage?
Let’s Talk About Marriage Communication
Why You Need a Pre-Fight Warm-Up
This 1 Question Is a Communication Game-Changer
5-Second Questions to Keep Your Marriage on Track
Author and Speaker, Ted Lowe
Printable: Conversation Starters for Married Couples 

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ESPN’s Laura Rutledge joins us for this episode about how to enjoy the sweet and silly moments of motherhood when they seem to be overshadowed by the crazy and chaotic ones!
 
Mentions:
Survey on Parents' Busyness Affecting Time With Kids
Sometimes I Hate Being a Mom. Now What?
Printable: Don't Forget to Remember
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Presents are a fun part of Christmas, even if they’re not the most important part. Moms have great ideas for buying, hiding, and wrapping gifts. So, let’s share those ideas and discuss how to keep our families focused on what matters most.
 
Mentions:
15 Experience Gift Ideas for Christmas
4 Questions to Ask Before Buying Gifts for Your Kids
The Secret to Teaching Gratitude During the Holidays
Buy a Goat! 
Christmas Prayers Printable
Christmas Giving and Wishing List
30 Day Holiday Challenge
Printable Advent Calendar for Kids
Light ‘Em Up Planner
The Story of Christmas Printable

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Moms are experts at imagining how a special day will unfold and then feeling disappointed when things don’t go as expected. How do we keep our expectations from getting in the way of our enjoyment of the holidays? This episode will help you keep yourself in check and prioritize what matters most to you and your family.

Mentions:
3 Ways to Keep Your Expectations From Ruining the Moment
Printable: Christmas This or That for Kids
Printable: Thanksgiving This or That Questions for Kids
Printable: Holiday Helper Cards
Printable: Christmas Giving and Wishing List

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Have you ever called a family meeting? Before you ignore the idea and say it’s just another thing to put on your list, listen to this episode. We’ll share how a family meeting can help your house run more smoothly, improve communication and cooperation, and strengthen your family identity. And it can all happen in 15 minutes!

Mentions:
5 Most Important Things to Do at a Family Meeting
The Secret to Great Family Meetings
Printable: Family Meeting Tool
Printable: Family Name Mission Statement
All Pro Dad Chapter Program

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You and your husband are a team, a united front committed to parenting your kids well, but what do you do when parenting makes your marriage feel less united? In this episode, we get honest about how kids can make it hard for husbands and wives to connect or get along (and how they make marriage stronger, too!).

Mentions:
How the Rule of 1 Can Refresh Your Marriage
Husband or Kids: Who Comes First?
A different perspective on triangulation: How Triangulation Hurts Your Children
Printable 30 Day Marriage Challenge

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Backtalk is one of the most frustrating behaviors from a child, but is all backtalk created equal? In this episode, we talk about what defines backtalk, how to respond to it, and how to raise a child who can assert himself without being disrespectful.

Mentions:
Want Respectful Kids? Follow These 5 Steps
4 Types of Back Talkers and How to Deal With Them
Wise Words When Your Children Talk Back
Printable Character Builder: Respect
Printable Character Builder: Self-Control
Printable How to Pray for Your Teen
Printable How to Pray for Your Middle Schooler

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Do you think the best kind of mom is the perfect mom? If you feel pressure to be perfect, this episode will bring you a big sigh of relief. Not only is the perfect mom not actually a thing, but it’s better for our children if we drop the ball now and then!
 
Mentions:
4 Times to Embrace Good Enough Parenting
Take the Mom I Am Personality Test
The Passionate Mom
Printable 10 Mom Prayers

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As a kid, did you ride your bike to the neighbor’s house or talk on the phone in the evening? That's how we socialized. Many kids today socialize through screens: Online gaming, social media, texting, which means moms are fighting this battle. On one side is the desire to limit screen time. On the other is the understanding that this is a major part of kids' social lives.

Mentions:
3 Reasons I Let My Kids Socialize Through Online Gaming
University of Chicago Press Article: Kids These Days: Are Face-to-Face Social Skills among American Children Declining?
Pew Research Center Article: Teens who are constantly online are just as likely to socialize with their friends offline
Printable Social Media Contract for Kids
Printable Teen Cell Phone Contract

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Have you ever been accused of nagging? If you have, we bet your response was, “If I don’t nag, nothing gets done!” In this episode, we discuss the difference between nagging and reminding and the hidden reasons why moms nag.

Mentions:
How to Stop Nagging in 3 Steps
How to Stop Nagging: 3 Red Flags to Watch For
Is It Nagging or Giving Advice?

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Do you have a child who’s eager to imitate her friends? Is it a personality thing or a search for identity? In today’s iMOM Podcast episode, we’ll help you encourage your kids to make their own choices and appreciate what makes them unique.

Mentions:
How to Prepare Your Child to Resist Peer Pressure
Washington Post Article: ‘Like’ it or not, teen brain is primed to join the crowd

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Avoiding gossip is one of the hardest lessons to teach our kids because it’s also a huge temptation for adults. In this episode, we talk about the gossip traps we fall into and how to encourage kids to resist the temptation to do it.

Mentions:
17 Ways to Derail Your Child’s Gossip Train
7 Tactics to Keep Kids Out of the Rumor Mill
Printable: Self-Control Conversation Starters for Kids
Printable: Teaching Your Kids How to Deal with Jealousy

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Sleepovers are great memory-makers for kids, but many parents are anti-sleepover for good reasons. So, are they worth the risk? In this episode, we talk about the pros and cons and how to decide if they’re right for your kids.

Mentions:
The Pros and Cons of Sleepovers. Should You Say Yes?
4 Questions to Ask Before You RSVP Yes to a Sleepover

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Some of the hardest parenting days are when something tragic happens in our families or communities. As much as we’d like to put our kids in bubbles and keep them safe, it’s our job to talk with them and give them tools to cope. Today’s conversation is tough but important. 

Mentions:
Talking to Toddlers When Tragedy Strikes
5 Ways Not to Make Your Kids Paranoid
8 Ways to Prepare Your Children for Dealing With Tragedy
Tips for Talking to Children and Youth After Traumatic Events from SAMHSA
How to Talk With Kids About Tragedies & Other Traumatic News Events from HealthyChildren.org

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Yes Day. No Rules Day. Call it what you want; it’s a wild ride for parents! In this episode, Abby tells the story of the Yes Day she did with her sons. You’ll love hearing about the first and last things the kids did, and hopefully, Abby can convince you to give a Yes Day a try. 

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Think you could throw caution to the wind and try a Yes Day? Have you already done one? How did it go? Email imom@familyfirst.net with the subject line "Yes Day."

Mentions:
Why You Should Try Out “No Rules Day”
8 Easy Ways to Be a Fun Mom
Our No Rules Night

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We all want to raise thoughtful, considerate kids, but sometimes it feels like the world is working against us. What can moms do to push back on the self-centeredness our culture is encouraging in our children?

Mentions:
6 Ways to Teach Your Children to Be Unselfish
5 Ways to Tell if You’re Raising Entitled Kids
Good Character Traits Calendar and Printable Pages

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Are you an elephant? A helicopter? A dolphin? Or are you to the point where you don’t want to be a type of mom, you just want to be you? This episode will help you realize you’re the right mom for your kids—no label required!

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What type of parenting style do you relate to and why? Email imom@familyfirst.net with the subject line "Parenting style."

Mentions:
4 Types of Parenting Styles: Which One Are You?
Gentle Parenting: A Passing Fad or the Style for You?
5 Ways to Know if You’re a Helicopter Mom
Article from The New Yorker: The Harsh Realm of Gentle Parenting
GMA Article—Free-range to elephant parenting: How to find the right parenting style for you

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It's the other most wonderful time of the year—back to school! Truthfully, most moms and kids go into this season with mixed emotions. No matter how you feel about getting back into the swing of things, this episode will help you. And we might give you a little twinge of nostalgia, too.
 
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What do you do to help your kids (and yourself) get ready for back to school? Email imom@familyfirst.net with the subject line "back to school."

Mentions:
10 New (School) Year’s Resolutions
5 Back to School Lessons Your Kids Need to Learn This Year
10 Fun Ideas for the First 10 Days of School
7 Ways to Ward Off Kids’ Back-to-School Nerves
Find out about All Pro Dad Chapters and how to bring one to your school.

Printables:
Lunchbox Notes
Back-to-School Conversation Starters
10 Ways to Pray for Your Child at School
Brilliant Goals Chart for Kids
Strengths and Struggles
First Day of School Printable

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Chloe is in her third trimester and thinking about how her friendships might change when she becomes a mom. If you struggle to make or grow friendships as a mom, this episode will give you some good tips (and hope!).
 
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What are your friendships like? And how have those relationships changed as life has changed? Email imom@familyfirst.net with the subject line "Mom Friend."

Mentions:
3 Friendships It Might Be Time to End
Why the Right Mom Friends Really Matter
The State of American Friendship: Change, Challenges, and Loss
What's a 'unicorn mom friend'?
Floral Habit Tracker

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Teaching kids about money might not be an exciting part of parenting (especially if money is tight), but giving kids tools and knowledge about finances is something every parent should do. In this episode, Susan talks about how she and her husband used allowances, summer jobs, and personal spending to teach their five kids about money management.
 
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How have you taught your kids about money? Do you give an allowance? Email imom@familyfirst.net with the subject line "Money."

Mentions:
How Smart Are Your Kids About Money?
Share, Save, Spend Printable
Studies Show Why You Need to Start Giving Your Kids an Allowance Today
"The Talk" (About Money) by Dale Alexander
Family Chore Chart Printable

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You’ve probably heard of the five love languages, but how do they apply to showing love to yourself? In this episode, we run through all five and how you can go beyond the “bubble bath” mentality of self-care.

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If you think you know your self-love language, tell us how you show it. Email imom@familyfirst.net with the subject line "self-love language."

Mentions:
What’s Your Self-Love Language?
The 5 Love Languages of Children
31 Ideas for Daily Mom Time
The 5 Love Languages: The Secret to Love That Lasts 
The Love Language Quiz

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Your kids will likely experience the heartache of a breakup, but a mom’s comfort and encouragement can improve a bad situation. In this episode, Megan shares how Susan stepped in during a breakup, and we chat about what to do and not do when your child’s relationship ends.

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Tell us your breakup story—either what you went through as a teen or how you’ve handled watching your child go through one. Email imom@familyfirst.net with the subject line "breakup."

Mentions:
5 Dos and Don’ts of Helping Your Kid Through a Breakup
Printable 10 Ways to Pray for Your Teen
Pew Research Center: Technology and Breakups

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Technoference is when technology interferes with relationships. Parents like blaming kids for always staring at screens, but we’re just as guilty. In this episode, we talk about how to live with technology without letting it rob us of connections.

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Do you have any tricks that help you put technology away so it doesn’t interfere with your relationship with your kids or husband? Email imom@familyfirst.net with the subject line "Technoference."

Mentions:
3 Ways to Keep Technoference From Hurting Your Family
How I Made Myself Stop Scrolling
This Easy Move Gives Kids Your Undivided Attention
Phubbing: Do You and Your Husband Do It?
CNBC Article: Dumb Phones Are on the Rise
Developmental Psychology Experiment on Interruptions

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Teaching your kids to be savvy about the internet and what they share on their phones can feel like battling an invisible enemy with a strategic attack plan. Today's story from Chloe can help your kids realize the impact and permanence of their actions and give parents a plan of attack of their own.   

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Tell us your favorite parental control app or service or how you monitor your child’s online activity. Email imom@familyfirst.net with the subject line "Internet Regret."

Mentions:
5 Ways to Help Your Kids Be Wise About Viral Internet Trends
5 Ways to Monitor Handheld Devices
Which Social Media Apps Should I Let My Teen Have—Or Not?
My Daughter Posted Sexy Pics. What Do I Do?
Printable Social Media Contract for Kids
10 Ways to Pray for Your Teen Printable

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Do you feel the need to pour yourself a glass of wine when the house starts to get crazy around 5 p.m.? Or do you think the image of a modern mom has to include a glass of pinot? In this episode, we discuss why the wine mom craze has taken over and what it says about motherhood.

Tell us!
Could you go alcohol-free for a month? How much do you think you buy into the wine mom culture? Email imom@familyfirst.net with the subject line "Wine Mom."

Mentions:
Are You Drunk On the Wine Mom Culture?
These 3 Things Surprised Me Most the Month I Went Alcohol-Free
Research on Alcohol Consumption 

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How do you and your husband determine who does what around the house? Don’t let it become a source of conflict. Listen to this episode to get good ideas for dividing and conquering all the things!

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Give us tips for how to have a good division of labor in our homes. Email imom@familyfirst.net with the subject line "Divide and Conquer."

Mentions:
A Better Way to Divide and Conquer Household Responsibilities
Chore Chart for Couples
Chore Chart for Kids
Pew Research Center: How married and cohabiting adults see their relationships

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It's easy to bond when you and your child have similar interests and personalities. But what about the child who’s your opposite? There’s no less love, but how do you connect when you have less in common?

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Do you have a child who’s different from you? How do you find ways to connect? Email imom@familyfirst.net with the subject line "Connect."

Mentions:
4 Ways to Nurture Your Child’s Interests When They Don’t Interest You
How to Connect With the Kid Who Is Different From You
7 Things Parents Do to Make Their Kids Hate Sports
Printable Mother-Daughter Bucket List
Printable Mother-Son Bucket List

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How do you know if you’re being overprotective or just doing what you’re supposed to do as a mom who loves her kids? Megan’s story today might help make that more clear for you as we talk about our struggles to protect our kids physically and emotionally.

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Is it harder for you to watch your kids take physical risks or emotional ones? Email imom@familyfirst.net with the subject line "Overprotective."

Mentions:
3 Ways to Walk the Line Between Protective and Overprotective
4 Reasons to Take the Bubble Wrap Off Your Child
3 Ways Parents Today Are Overprotective
5 Signs You’re Parenting Out of Fear
Overprotective Parents: Signs, Examples, and Impact on Mental Health
Quit Telling Your Child to Be Careful!

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Do you have a child who loves to take control? Abby has a bossy (or maybe assertive) child, and she’s learning how to respond in a way that will help develop it as a strength instead of making him feel like it’s something to fix. 

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 If you have a bossy child, when do you see it coming out most? Email imom@familyfirst.net with the subject line "Bossy."

Mentions:
Parenting the Bossy Child
3 Sneaky Ways Anxiety Comes Out in Kids
How to Parent Well Based on Birth Order
Science Direct Article on Power and Status
Sibling Love Habit Tracker
Sibling Love Conversation Starters

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Most women have gone on a diet or tried to adopt healthier eating habits. That's a complicated topic in and of itself. Once you add kids to the mix, it's taken to another level. This week's story comes from Chloe and will help you put your relationship with food (and your observant kids) into perspective. 

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 How do you try to pass on positive food talk to your kids? Email imom@familyfirst.net with the subject line "diet."

Mentions:
Should I Diet in Front of My Kids?
5 Mom Bod Features to Love
The Secret to a Positive Body Image for Moms
5 Things to Say if Your Child Wants to Lose Weight
NYTimes: Your Kids Don’t Have to Inherit Your Body-Image Issues
NYTimes: Anxious About Family Mealtimes? Serve a Buffet

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Abby’s story this week raises the question of when you should tell another mom her child hurt yours or did something wrong. Talk about a dicey conversation! When is it right to speak up and say something? And how do you prepare to receive that news when your child is the one who did something wrong?

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How have you reacted when another mom told you your kid misbehaved? Have you ever had to tattle on a child to his mom? How did it go? Email imom@familyfirst.net with the subject line, "Confronting another mom."

Mentions:
6 Ways Your Child’s Misbehavior Makes You a Better Parent
What to Do When Your Child’s Friend is in Danger
When to Talk to Another Mom About Her Child’s Bad Behavior

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DON'T MISS OUR EXCITING NEWS IN THIS EPISODE! And unless you're attached to your child 24/7, you have to allow other adults into their lives. We talk about all the people who have influence over our kids, from daycare providers to teachers to coaches and other parents. 

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What’s most important to you about the other adults you allow into your kids’ lives? And if you want to offer some words of wisdom to our mom-to-be, email imom@familyfirst.net with the subject line, "Congrats!"

Mentions:
3 Questions to Ask When Others Try to Parent Your Child
Is It OK to Discipline Someone Else’s Child?
5 Rules of the Mom Mafia
Are parents spending less time with their kids?

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When they enter the final stretch of the school year, do your kids peter out? Staying motivated when the weather is warming up, and pencils are little eraserless stubs is tough, but today’s episode will help you keep your kids’ eyes on the finish line.

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What do you do to prevent end-of-the-year burnout? And please! Tell us if you ever used a Trapper Keeper! Email imom@familyfirst.net with the subject line, "Finish the year strong."

Mentions:
Just Done With School? 5 Ways to Finish Strong
3 Reasons to Survey Your Kids at the End of the School Year
25-Day You Can Do It Chart
Good Character Traits Printable: Diligence
Good Character Traits Printable: Perseverance
Summer Bucket List

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Our kids grow up so fast. It’s hard not to wish for time to slow down. Megan’s story about her son asking her to stop putting toys away will remind you how precious these days are, and we’ll help you consider ways you might be making your kids grow up too quickly.

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What do you do to slow time down with your kids? What helps you be more intentional? Email imom@familyfirst.net with the subject line "slow time down."

Mentions:
10 Ways to Make Time Slow Down
3 Ways to Keep Your Kids From Growing Up Too Fast
5 Times You Should Say ‘Wait’ to Your Child
Should Moms Say “My Kids Are My World?”

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Respect is a trait in kids that can be challenging for parents to teach because disrespect can get us fired up so quickly. In this episode, Abby tells the story of "the great taco incident," and the team talks about getting to the root of disrespect.

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What’s your biggest struggle with disrespect? Or do you have any tricks that work? Email imom@familyfirst.net with the subject line "respect."

Mentions:
Wise Words When Your Children Talk Back
Want Respectful Kids? Follow These 5 Steps
5 Decisions You Can Make to End Disrespect
The Secret Way to Teach Your Teenager Respect
Good Character Traits Printable: Respect
The Collapse of Parenting: How We Hurt Our Kids When We Treat Them Like Grown-Ups by Dr. Leonard Sax

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Self-control is one of the most important traits for a child to learn. There are plenty of opportunities to correct kids when they don't show it, but how do we teach it positively? Abby shares something her parents did (that she thought was torture), and the podcast team shares ways to teach it to toddlers, elementary kids, and teens.

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What are you doing to teach your kids self-control? Where do they struggle most? Email imom@familyfirst.net with the subject line "Self-Control"

Mentions:
7 Ways to Teach Self-Control
How to Teach Toddlers and Preschoolers Self-Control
How to Teach Teens Self-Control
Good Character Traits Printable: Self-Control
Printable Self-Control Contract
Self-Control Conversation Starters for Kids
Marshmallow test: Delayed gratification isn’t just about willpower

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Moms of girls have a challenge today. We want strong, confident daughters, but those traits look different on different girls. Today's story is from Abby, who talks about her niece, the most confident kid she knows. If you're trying to raise a confident girl, we have some great ideas for you in this episode.

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What does a confident girl look like to you? Email imom@familyfirst.net with the subject line "Confident Girl"

Mentions:
How to Raise a Self-Confident Daughter With 5 Truths
10 Questions Our Daughters Need Us to Ask Them
5 Reasons Your Daughter Needs to Be Challenged
5 Ways to Raise an Assertive Girl
4 Things You Should Never Say in Front of Your Daughter
10 Compliments for Your Daughter Printable

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Some parents say no to dating in high school. Others see it as another way of socializing. What’s your take? Chloe tells today’s story about the proclamation she made at age 4 that made her parents realize she would need some extra boundaries around dating.

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When did you start dating, and would you encourage your kids to do the same? Email imom@familyfirst.net with the subject line "dating."

Mentions:
5 Ways to Set Your Kids up for Dating Success
7 Things to Say When Your Teen Says “I’m in Love”
5 Ways to Survive Teenage Love
4 Traits That Show Your Teen Is Ready to Date
Middle School Romance: The Pros and Cons
So Your Child is “Dating”….
Is 8 Too Young for a Crush?
Printable Talking to Your Kids About Dating
Printable Dating Worksheet

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On average, boys first see pornography at age 12. Megan was even younger when she first encountered it. She shares the story, and we talk about how to protect our kids and talk to them about the dangers of pornography.

Tell us!
What has your experience been with protecting your kids from pornography? Email imom@familyfirst.net with the subject line "Protect."

Mentions:
Inappropriate Pictures: 4 Words Every Kid Needs to Know
My Kids Saw Porn. Here Are the 3 Things We Did Next.
Talking to Your Boys about the Dangers of Pornography
4 Sneaky Ways Your Kids Are Being Groomed for Pornography Addictions
7 Truths About Women Addicted to Porn
Good Pictures Bad Pictures, Jr.
Good Pictures Bad Pictures
Statistics on pornography from CovenantEyes.com
Fight The New Drug

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Perseverance is learned, so if your kids come to you wanting to quit, it’s worth it to think hard about how you respond. Are there ever times it’s okay to let your child quit a sport or activity? In this episode, Susan shares three times her kids wanted to hang up the towel, and she said no.

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Do you let your child quit or are there rules you have in place to guide your child through his choice to quit? Email imom@familyfirst.net with the subject line "Quitting."

Mentions:
10 Things to Keep in Mind Before You Let Your Children Quit
Try Strategic Quitting to be a More Relaxed Mom
The Upside of Allowing Your Child to Quit
Good Character Traits: Perseverance
Good Character Traits for Kids Printable Calendar
Extracurricular Monthly Cost Worksheet
Rachel Simmons' Book: Enough As She Is

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Do you and your husband let your kids see you argue? Is there a right and wrong way to fight in front of the kids? In this episode, Abby's story about trying to fix a fight between her parents will make you think twice about how you fight. We'll share the benefits of arguing well when there's an audience watching.

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Do you fight in front of your kids? Do you have rules for doing it? Email imom@familyfirst.net with the subject line "Argue In Front of the Kids"

Mentions:
5 Things Your Kids Learn When They See You Fight
3 Keys to Good Conflict Resolution in Marriage
5 Ways to Teach Your Kids How to Argue
Research on Constructive and Destructive Marital Conflict
Research on Adolescents’ Responses to Marital Conflict

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If moms tried to write down everything they had to do, there wouldn’t be enough paper. We carry a mental, emotional, and physical load that often feels heavy. You’ll relate to Megan’s story in this episode if you’ve ever felt the invisible load of motherhood (even if you didn’t know it had a name).  

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How do you feel the invisible load of motherhood in the stage you’re in? Email imom@familyfirst.net with the subject line "Invisible load."

Mentions:
8 Ways to Manage the Invisible Load of Motherhood
3 Ways to Let Your Husband Help More with the Kids
Chore Chart for Kids
Family Chore Chart
Toddler Chore Chart

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Even good kids make bad choices now and then. Abby's story about a crazy summer when she was 14 made her think about how she might react if and when her kids break the rules or go through a rebellious streak.  

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How do you handle it when your kid messes up, especially if it's out of character?  Email imom@familyfirst.net with the subject line "When Good Kids Mess Up."

Mentions:
5 Mistakes Even Good Kids Make
Do Strict Parents Make Sneaky Kids?
3 Ways to Show Your Kids They Can Talk to You About Anything
How Much of Your Past Should You Share with Your Kids?
Consequence Calculator Printable
Think About It Printable

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Do you ever feel more like a coworker than a romantic partner with your husband? Oof. If that question felt like a punch to the gut, this episode is for you. Susan, who's been married for more than 30 years, shares her story of when her husband said they needed more romance. 

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What do you find romantic? Email imom@familyfirst.net with the subject line "Romance."

Mentions:
4 Ways to Put Passion Back Into Your Marriage
41 Ways to Romance Your Husband
30 Creative Ways to Speak Your Husband’s Love Language
1 Major Thing You Can Do to Fix a Lack of Intimacy in Your Marriage
This Part of Your Week Can Change Your Mundane Marriage
30 Day Marriage Challenge

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Are you stuck in the cycle of yell, regret yelling, tell yourself you’ll yell less, yell again? You’re not alone. In this episode, Megan confesses to yelling at her toddler over small things. What makes you lose your cool? Hopefully, this episode will help you feel less shame and give you pointers that lead to fewer screams.

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Is yelling your go-to form of communication? What have you tried to do to curb yelling, and how’s that working for you?  Email imom@familyfirst.net with the subject line "Yelling."

Mentions:
3 Changes You’ll See When You Lower Your Voice
5 Steps to Being a Scream-Free Mom
4 Steps to Responding Instead of Reacting When You’re Triggered
Mom Rage Is Real, but You Can Do Something About It
10 Strategies for Not Losing Your Temper
Printable Feelings Wheel for Kids and Adults

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If you get a night alone with your husband, dinner and a movie aren’t your only options. Creative date nights can keep your relationship growing. In this episode, we share an idea a listener sent about a clever way to have a date night when life is busy and money is tight. 

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What creative ways do you fit in date nights? Email imom@familyfirst.net with the subject line "Date Night."

Mentions:
10 Ways to Date Your Husband Again
5 Simple Date Night Ideas for a Fun Marriage
How Ditching “Netflix and Chill” Can Lead to a Happier Marriage
What Kind of Date Night Do You Need?
Morning Date Ideas for A.M. Romance!
10 Ways to Save On Your Date Night
Date Night Conversation Starters for You and Your Husband

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Do you love posting about your kids on social? In this episode, Chloe tells a story about a mom who overshared about her daughter on Facebook which leads to the question, how do you walk the line between sharing your life and oversharing your child’s?

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What do you do to keep yourself in check with social media?  Email imom@familyfirst.net with the subject line "online etiquette."

Mentions:
4 Ways to Be a Good Online Example
3 Big Questions Moms Should Ask Before They Post
How I Made Myself Stop Scrolling
How’s Your Online Etiquette? 5 Ways to Check Yourself
5 Questions to Ask Before Posting Your Kid’s Photo
10 Cell Phone Rules for Moms Printable

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It’s hard to watch your child react poorly to a loss. It can be embarrassing and frustrating for parents. In this episode, Susan shares a story from a friend about her grandson’s cringey behavior and what she’s doing to try to help him be a more gracious loser.

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How are you dealing with your "emotional loser?" Email imom@familyfirst.net with the subject line "Sore Loser."

Mentions:
How to Help your Child Deal with Disappointment
5 Things Not to Say to Your Sports Kid
Article From a Mom Blogger Who Says You Should Let Kids Win

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You've probably heard the wisdom that your husband should come before your kids. You may have nodded your head in agreement, but wondered how that works when your kids need you. In today's episode, Megan shares about this tricky season of life where her kids are demanding so much that she has little left for her husband.
 
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What do you do to protect your marriage from becoming secondary to the needs of your kids? Email imom@familyfirst.net with the subject line "Who Comes First."

Mentions:
Husband or Kids: Who Comes First?
Simple At-Home Date Night Ideas
3 Things to Remember When a Date Night’s Not Possible
Connect With Your Spouse Using Ally
3 Habits for Maintaining a Healthy Marriage After Kids
Date Night Conversation Starters for You and Your Husband
Would You Rather Questions for Couples

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As much as moms like to be needed, ultimately, we’re trying to create kids who don’t need us as much. As some say, you work yourself out of a job. If you have a child who leans on you more than you think he or she should, we have some ideas for how to build self-reliance in kids and help them grow to be more independent. 

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What everyday practices do you use to help build self-reliance in your kids?  Email imom@familyfirst.net with the subject line "Self-reliant kids."

Mentions:
6 Things to Say to Build Self-Reliance in Kids
4 Ways to Encourage Independence in Your Teen
10 Life Skills Your Teen Needs Before Leaving Home
How to Raise Kids with Self-Reliance
Printable Character Traits for Kids Calendar

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If you only set goals on January 1st, you’re missing out, and so are your kids. In this episode, goal-oriented Chloe sings the praises of her dad who taught her how to set goals well. Then the group talks about goals for moms and how to help a child who isn’t motivated by charts and stars.
 
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How do you succeed in the goals you set? Email imom@familyfirst.net with the subject line "Goal Time."

Mentions:
Why It’s Important to Help Kids Set New Year’s Goals
Are You Setting the Right Goals for Your Kids?
Five 5-Year Goals for Moms of Toddlers
Five Goals for Moms of Elementary Kids
Five Goals for Moms of Teens
Micro-Resolutions That Will Maximize Your Year
10 Mini-Goals Every Mom Can Accomplish
Ditch the Resolutions and Make a Drop List Instead
Printable Character Calendar
Brilliant Goals Chart for Kids
Printable You Can Do It Chart
Printable Habit Tracker

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Patience is one of the most difficult character traits for kids to show. Moms can help their kids grow in patience, and in this episode, Megan talks about what she's doing with her 3-year-old to help him learn to wait for what he wants. 

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What have you done to help your child learn to be patient?  Email imom@familyfirst.net with the subject line "Patience."

Mentions:
5 Ways to Teach Kids Patience at Any Age
5 Ways to Teach Kids a Quick Fix Isn’t the Answer
5 Timesaving Lifesavers for Parenting a Child With ADHD
Take the Guilt Out of Saying No to Your Kids
Printable Character Awards
Printable Character Traits for Kids Calendar

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Are you convinced that when you say “no,” your child actually hears, “do it anyway!” In today’s episode, Abby tells the story of an iMOM writer whose daughter’s strong will led her to a creative idea for getting new toys. If you have a strong-willed child, you’ll feel inspired, not discouraged by today’s chat. 

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What strategies have worked for you as you parent your strong-willed child? Email imom@familyfirst.net with the subject line "strong-willed child."

Mentions:
How to Help Your Strong-Willed Child Become an Innovator

6 Qualities a Mom Needs to Parent a Strong-Willed Child

5 Ways to Thrive While Parenting a Strong-Willed Child

3 Mind Tricks You Can Use on Your Resistant Child

10 Things to Say to a Strong-Willed Teen

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Has Christmas gone from the most wonderful time of the year to the most frenzied? In this episode, Abby tells the story of when an attempt at replicating a Hallmark movie moment led to a huge fight between her and her husband. Why do we try to do so much and how can we take back the holiday to focus on our families and our faith?

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How do you set your priorities at Christmas? Email imom@familyfirst.net with the subject line "Christmas."

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Mentions:
15 Healthy Ways to Say No
Christmas Eve Checklist Printable
Christmas Giving and Wishing List Printable
The Story of Christmas Printable
Printable Advent Calendar for Kids

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Your kids probably started asking for cell phones as soon as they could talk. You likely didn't buy your 4-year-old her own phone, but if your kids are getting older, you might be wondering, should kids have phones and at what age? In this episode, Susan tells the story of when her five kids got phones and how she managed them to make sure they weren't interfering with their family.

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What’s informing your decision to get or not get your child a phone? Email imom@familyfirst.net with the subject line "phone."

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Mentions:
Should Kids Have Cell Phones? No!
5 Ways to Monitor Handheld Devices
I Took My Daughter's Phone Away. Guess What Happened Next!
5 Surprising Benefits of Kids Having Phones
Printable Cell Phone Contract
Printable: 10 Cell Phone Rules for Mom

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Have you ever noticed your kids are showing signs of being spoiled or exhibiting a lack of gratitude? The story from this episode is from Abby, who said one of her sons commented about getting new carpet in their house as if it's free. When our kids say things that sound spoiled or entitled, it could be from a lack of understanding of what things cost, but it also could be that they need to grow in the character trait of gratitude. Teaching kids gratitude takes work for parents, but it is possible.

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Have you realized your kids are acting spoiled or not showing gratitude? How do you fight against it? Email imom@familyfirst.net with the subject line "Grateful Kids."

Mentions:
How to Unspoil Your Spoiled Kids
7 Ways to Spoil Your Children
6 Ways to Teach Your Kids a Good Work Ethic
4 Signs Your Child is Materialistic
The Secret to Teaching Gratitude During the Holidays
8 Days of Being Thankful Printable
Printable Chore Chart for Kids

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How involved should moms be in their kids' friendships? In this episode, Chloe tells a story about when her mom showed restraint and didn't meddle. Do you help your child make friends or try to step in and mend friendships?

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When should a mom stop interfering in her kids' friendships? Email imom@familyfirst.net with the subject line "Friends."

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Mentions:
Teaching Your Daughter How to Deal With Mean Girls
My Kid’s So Nice. So Why Does She Sit Alone at Lunch?
How to Handle Your Child’s “Frenemy”
Does Your Kid Have Red Light Friends? (Coming Soon)
Printable - Let's Talk: Friendship 
Discuss It: Making Friends Printable

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Some kids whine and complain more than others. If you have one, you might be ready to pull your hair out. Abby's story today about a mom who had enough will show you you're not alone and give you some good ideas for how to deal with a child who likes to let you know when he’s not happy. 

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Do you have any strategies to curb whining and complaining? Email imom@familyfirst.net with the subject line "Whining and Complaining."

Mentions:
How to Make Your Child’s Complaining Stop in Its Tracks
Whining: Why Your Kids Whine
5 Bad Kid Behaviors to be Grateful For
7 Day No Complaining Challenge

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