by justaskyourmompodcast | Aug 22, 2022 | Family Topics, Teenagers
As we enter another school year, many of us have kids starting or close to finishing high school. If this is your first time ushering your child into high school, you (and your child) may be a little breathless about all the information the school...
by justaskyourmompodcast | Aug 8, 2022 | Family Topics, Teenagers, Toddlers, Uncategorized
Back-to-school time is just around the corner, or maybe in your area school’s already started! Our perspective on Just Ask Your Mom is, of course, from a parent’s POV, but we thought it would be worthwhile to hear from TEACHERS. What is it that teachers...
by justaskyourmompodcast | Aug 1, 2022 | Family Topics, Teenagers, Toddlers
As you might expect, parents have lots of questions about how to handle defiant children, what to do about tantrums or constant conflict, and those are totally legit concerns. In today’s episode, though, we’re going to talk about “the easy kid.” Why...
by justaskyourmompodcast | Jul 25, 2022 | Family Topics, Health, Teenagers, Toddlers, Wellbeing
We are so up for this episode! Today our conversation is about food allergies and sensitivities. We’ve had this topic requested/suggested by listeners so many times, but neither of us really has all that much personal experience with it, and it’s a really...
by justaskyourmompodcast | Jul 4, 2022 | Family Topics, Marriage, Teenagers, Toddlers
On today’s episode we’re talking about another one of the 4 temperaments—the way a child is built socially/emotionally/relationally. There are lots of ways to categorize temperaments (Enneagram, Myers/Briggs, etc.), but to simplify the concept, we’ve divided the...
by justaskyourmompodcast | Jun 27, 2022 | Family Topics, Marriage, Teenagers, Toddlers
On today’s episode we’re talking about another one of the 4 temperaments—the way a child is built socially/emotionally/relationally. We categorize temperaments in many ways (Enneagram, Myers/Briggs, etc.), but to simplify the concept, we’ve divided the four...
