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Whoever said that babies don't come with instruction manuals never met Laura and Jennifer, the Moms on Call.

  1. HACE 5 H

    Toddler Essentials - Toddler Sleep Simplified, Staying in Bed, Night Wakes & Boundaries

    The Toddler Essentials continues and this week Laura and Jennifer are tackling sleep. They’ll explain how parents can help toddlers sleep through the night and safely transition from a crib to a toddler bed, emphasizing confidence, consistency, and safety-focused routines. Plus, the common sleep disruptions around 18–24 months during the “language explosion,” and why it's important to return to the foundational routines tailored to each child’s design.

    15 min

  2. 6 MAY

    Toddler Essentials - Navigating Big Feelings, Tantrums, Emotions & Regulation

    It’s May and the beginning of the Toddler Essentials Series! This week Jennifer and Laura are focusing on navigating all the toddler emotions. They’ll talk about why “big feelings” are normal, manageable emotions driven by curiosity and development rather than malice or manipulation, emphasizing that toddlers learn cause and effect and social behavior through experimentation, including hitting or biting. This a great time for parents to remember that toddlers are strong, adaptable, and resilient, and that repeated, confident messages of belief in their capabilities—especially after tantrums, before bed, and in front of trusted adults—lay the foundation for self-regulation, kindness, and future empathy.

    26 min

  3. 29 ABR

    Men's Skincare Made Simple w/ Jackfir Founder Charlie Razook

    This week on the Moms on Call Podcast features an in-depth conversation with entrepreneur and leukemia survivor Charlie Razook, founder of Jackfir, a clean, non-toxic men’s skincare brand inspired by his cancer journey and concern about environmental toxins. Razook describes how his diagnosis and multi-year treatment reshaped his view of health, leading him into “clean living” and revealing a gap in the market for effective, low-toxicity skincare tailored to men who might resist using traditionally “feminine” products. For listeners facing hard seasons, Razook describes coping strategies such as holding onto hope for future plans, making lists of goals, using low-effort entertainment when reading is difficult, and the restorative power of daily walks outdoors. The conversation reframes self-care as a prerequisite for being a better partner, parent, and friend rather than selfishness, using examples like quitting alcohol, choosing the gym or sleep over social obligations, and recognizing that saying “no” can ultimately improve how one shows up for others. To learn more about Jackfir and shop their products, visit Jackfir.com and use code “momsoncall30” for a special discount.

    36 min

  4. 22 ABR

    6-15 Month Essentials - Feeding with Freedom, Solids, Texture Progression & Milk Guidance

    This week the Moms On Call focuses on creating a stress-free, connection-centered approach to feeding babies and toddlers from 6 to 15 months, emphasizing atmosphere over strict nutritional targets before 12 months of age. Jennifer and Laura encourage offering a variety of foods, textures, and spices, aiming for three to four different food groups per meal, with babies eating mostly what the family eats by about 7–8 months as long as foods are “mushable.” The episode highlights the importance of including children at the family table, avoiding pressure tactics like counting bites, and cultivating a relaxed, enjoyable atmosphere with conversation and even background music to model positive attitudes toward food.

    24 min

  5. 15 ABR

    6-15 Month Essentials - Routines That Grow With Them, Creating Flexible Structure from 6–15 Months

    This week on the podcast, Laura and Jennifer continue the six to fifteen month essential series. They’ll guide parents through evolving daily routines, emphasizing flexibility, predictability, and developmental readiness. Throughout, they talk about why routines are tools, not rigid rules: families can enjoy late park trips, adjust bedtimes, rely on “reset” points (like the morning wake time), and use consistent pre-nap and bedtime rituals to anchor days even when timing shifts.

    17 min

  6. 8 ABR

    6-15 Month Essentials - Growing Independence, Mobility, Separation Anxiety & Developmental Boundaries

    This podcast episode from Moms On Call explores key developmental milestones and practical parenting strategies for children aged 6 to 15 months, focusing on motor skills, exploration, and emotional development. Jennifer and Laura discuss the rapid progression from crawling to walking, the development of fine motor skills like the pincer grasp and self-feeding with a fork, and how increased physical activity can support better sleep.

    24 min

  7. 1 ABR

    6-15 Month Essentials Overview: Development, Schedule, Feedings

    This week on the Moms on Call podcast Laura and Jennifer begin the 6-15 Month Essentials series. They’ll talk about how this age is marked by growing physical abilities, emerging personalities, and strong habit-forming tendencies, making it an ideal time to establish healthy patterns. They outline sleep expectations and routines, noting that the main transition is from two naps to one and the dropping of the cat nap around seven months, with structured daily schedules beginning at 7:00 AM to align with maturing circadian rhythms.

    22 min

  8. 25 MAR

    Bonus episode - The Newborn Feeding & Sleep Connection, Setting Up Healthy Rhythms from Day One

    It’s a bonus episode in the Newborn Essentials Series this week as Jennifer and Laura provide advice on establishing routines for infants and toddlers, emphasizing the importance of creating scripts for daily life to connect feeding and sleep rhythms. They’ll advocate for flexibility within routines, allowing parents to adapt to life's unpredictability while maintaining a sense of predictability and structure. They stress the importance of parenting out of truth rather than fear, encouraging parents to trust their intuition and adapt their approach to each child's unique needs.

    20 min
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Whoever said that babies don't come with instruction manuals never met Laura and Jennifer, the Moms on Call.

Ficha técnica

  • Creado por
    Moms on Call LLC & tentwentytwo
  • Años en activo
    2021 - 2026
  • Episodios
    239
  • Clasificación
    Apto
  • Derechos de autor
    © copyright 2025, Moms On Call, LLC
  • Sitio web del podcast
    MOMS ON CALL

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