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If you're a mom raising only boys, congratulations, you're officially a MOOB.What's a MOOB? It stands for a Mother Of Only Boys. Being a MOOB means you probably know a few fart jokes. Have repeatedly asked....who left the toilet seat up?And fielded that question many times. You know the question."Are you going to try for a girl?" It also means you love your boys more than lifeitself. So if you are a MOOB, welcome to the MOOBment podcast.And if you love a MOOB, are just trying to understand the wild testosterone -fueled world we live in, you're invited to, if you dare. I'm Laurie Ann,the host of the MOOBment podcast and a proud mom of three grown sons. This is the MOOBment,- where all boy moms belong.

  1. 2d ago

    Ep. 30 - Danielle Brown Healthy Girl Kitchen: Motherhood, Business & Boy Mom Life

    In this episode of The MOOBment, we sit down with Danielle Brown, founder of Healthy Girl Kitchen, for a candid conversation that goes far beyond the recipes and reels you've come to know her for. Danielle opens up about the childhood experiences that shaped her relationship with food and family, the origin story behind building Healthy Girl Kitchen from the ground up, and how she's navigating motherhood while running a thriving business in the public eye. We talk about what it really takes to turn a passion project into a brand people trust, the lessons she's learned along the way, and how motherhood has changed both her perspective and her priorities. Danielle brings the same honesty and warmth to this conversation that her audience knows her for — no filters, no polish, just real talk about the messy, rewarding work of building something meaningful while raising a family. As always, we close out the episode with our MOOB Mail segment, where we put subscriber-submitted questions directly to Danielle.  Danielle answers them with the same candor she brings to the rest of the conversation. Whether you're a longtime follower of Healthy Girl Kitchen, a mom building her own business, someone interested in vegan or healthy food and recipes, or a fellow Mother Of Only Boys (MOOB) looking for community and honest conversation, this episode has something for you. If this episode encouraged you, please subscribe, leave a review, and share it with another mom who could use a reminder that she isn’t alone.Join the FREE MOOB Community at www.themoobment.comFollow us:Instagram: @themoobmentTikTok: @jointhemoobmentYouTube: The MOOBment Podcast

  2. Jul 28

    Ep. 27 - Autism in Boys: Motherhood, Resilience & Raising Four Sons with Christin, The Lady of Knots

    Why are boys diagnosed with autism more often than girls? What are the early signs? And what does life look like afrer a diagnosis? What happens when life doesn’t unfold the way you imagined?In this heartfelt conversation, Laurie Ann sits down with Christin, founder of The Lady of Knots and proud mom of four boys, to talk about motherhood, raising a son with autism, finding strength in the unexpected, and discovering beauty in life’s tangled moments.Together, they explore the emotional journey of receiving an autism diagnosis, how siblings are shaped by the experience, the importance of community, and why letting go of perfection can open the door to deeper joy.Whether you’re raising boys, navigating special needs, or simply trying to untangle life’s challenges, this episode is filled with honesty, hope, laughter, and encouragement.In This Episode    ●    Raising four boys    ●    Receiving an autism diagnosis    ●    Supporting siblings in a family with autism    ●    Motherhood and resilience    ●    The story behind The Lady of Knots    ●    Finding purpose through life’s unexpected twists    ●    Why community matters for every momIf this episode encouraged you, please subscribe, leave a review, and share it with another mom who could use a reminder that she isn’t alone.Join the FREE MOOB Community at www.themoobment.comFollow us:Instagram: @themoobmentTikTok: @jointhemoobmentYouTube: The MOOBment Podcast

  3. Jul 21

    Ep. 26 - Gender Disappointment – An Honest Conversation with Sam Moyes

    Gender disappointment is one of the most misunderstood—and least talked about—topics in parenting. Yet so many parents experience it, often carrying feelings of guilt, grief, confusion, or shame.In this episode of The MOOBment Podcast, Laurie Ann sits down with Sam Moyes, whose honest Instagram Reel on gender disappointment sparked emotional conversations online. Together, they explore why these feelings are more common than many people realize, why acknowledging them doesn’t make someone a bad parent, and how parents can move through those emotions with compassion and honesty.Whether you’re expecting a baby, raising children, or supporting someone who has experienced gender disappointment, this conversation offers empathy, understanding, and hope.In this episode, you’ll learn:What gender disappointment really isWhy these feelings are more common than people admitHow social media has changed the conversationWhy shameand guilt  keep so many parents silentHow acceptance and joy can coexist with unexpected emotionsWhy honest conversations help parents feel less aloneHow gender disappointment can become gender gratitude                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                    If you’ve ever wondered whether your feelings were “normal,” this episode is for you. And if you are a MOOB (Mother Of Only Boys), this is the one to share with those who love you.🎧 Subscribe to The MOOBment Podcast for real conversations about motherhood, raising boys, parenting, and the unexpected emotions that come with the journey.Connect with us:Instagram: @themoobmentWebsite: www.themoobment.com

  4. Jul 7

    Ep. 24 - How to Get Youth Sports Sponsorships: Mandy Holmes Shares Her Proven System

    Are the rising costs of youth sports stretching your family’s budget? From travel teams and tournament fees to equipment, coaching, and hotels, competitive sports can cost thousands of dollars every year.In this episode of The MOOBment, Laurie Ann sits down with Mandy Holmes—fellow MOOB (Mother Of Only Boys), entrepreneur, and founder of Sponsor My Athlete—to reveal her proven system for helping families secure youth sports sponsorships from local businesses.What started as a way to fund her own son’s competitive pickleball career has grown into a step-by-step program that has helped athletes and parents across the country learn how to find sponsors, build lasting business partnerships, and reduce the financial burden of youth sports.In this episode, you’ll discover:• How Mandy got businesses to sponsor her son’s athletic journey• What local businesses gain by supporting young athletes• How to approach potential sponsors with confidence• Why this strategy works for nearly every youth sport—not just pickleball• How Sponsor My Athlete teaches families to duplicate Mandy’s successWhether your child plays pickleball, baseball, basketball, football, soccer, volleyball, hockey, gymnastics, dance, tennis, or another competitive sport, this episode is packed with practical advice that could save your family thousands of dollars while creating valuable community partnerships.If you’re looking for ways to afford competitive youth sports without sacrificing opportunities for your child, this conversation is one you won’t want to miss.Learn more about Mandy Holmes and Sponsor My Athlete at http://SponsorMyAthlete.com.If you enjoyed this episode, please follow The MOOBment, leave a five-star review, and share this episode with another sports parent who could benefit from Mandy’s proven sponsorship system.

  5. Jun 30

    Ep. 23 - Self-Care Isn’t Selfish: Dr. Kate Nagel on Raising Boys Without Losing Yourself

    On this episode of The MOOBment Podcast, Laurie Ann welcomes Dr. Kate Nagel—physician, wellness advocate, and fellow MOOB (Mother of Only Boys)—for an honest conversation about one of the biggest challenges moms face: believing it’s okay and necessary to take care of themselves.If you’ve ever felt guilty for making time to exercise, eat healthy, schedule a doctor’s appointment, or simply take a break, this episode is for you.Dr. Kate explains why prioritizing your nutrition, fitness, mental health, sleep, and overall well-being isn’t selfish—it’s one of the greatest gifts you can give your family. When moms are healthier, calmer, and stronger, everyone benefits.Our host, Laurie Ann, and Dr. Kate also answer MOOB Mail from listener Missy, offering practical advice and encouragement that every mom can relate to.Whether you’re raising toddlers, teenagers, or grown sons, this conversation will remind you that taking care of yourself is an essential part of taking care of the people you love.In this episode you’ll learn:Why moms often feel guilty putting themselves firstHow self-care leads to healthier, happier familiesSimple ways to prioritize your nutrition and fitnessThe importance of protecting your mental and physical healthReal-life advice inspired by MOOB Mail from listener MissyIf this episode encourages you, please follow The MOOBment Podcast, leave a review, and share it with another MOOB. Together, we’re building a community where Mothers Of Only Boys—and those who love them—know they’re never alone. 💙🧡

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If you're a mom raising only boys, congratulations, you're officially a MOOB.What's a MOOB? It stands for a Mother Of Only Boys. Being a MOOB means you probably know a few fart jokes. Have repeatedly asked....who left the toilet seat up?And fielded that question many times. You know the question."Are you going to try for a girl?" It also means you love your boys more than lifeitself. So if you are a MOOB, welcome to the MOOBment podcast.And if you love a MOOB, are just trying to understand the wild testosterone -fueled world we live in, you're invited to, if you dare. I'm Laurie Ann,the host of the MOOBment podcast and a proud mom of three grown sons. This is the MOOBment,- where all boy moms belong.

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