All Mom Does Podcast with Julie Lyles Carr

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AllMomDoes Podcast with Julie Lyles Carr is designed to equip and encourage you for the kids you're raising, the marriage you're nurturing, the work you're building, all in the day and age in which you live. We aim to cover ALL mom does. AllMomDoes Podcast was previously known as The Modern Motherhood Podcast.

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Is Homeschooling for You with Jennifer Pepito

Veteran homeschooler and mom of seven, Jennifer Pepito sits down with AllMomDoes host Julie Lyles Carr, a veteran homeschooler and mom of eight, for an insider’s look at the ins and outs of homeschooling. Show Notes: https://bit.ly/4zC3z3L Key Topics: Homes as sacred places and training grounds for faith The importance of atmosphere and internal heart management Habits and routines that foster spiritual encounters Balancing external environment and inner emotional health The role of hospitality in creating a sacred space Repairing relationships and practicing forgiveness The influence of parental attunement and connection Balancing performance and authenticity in family life Sound Bites: “Homes are training grounds for God’s word” “It’s never too late to repair and restore” “My identity is in Christ, not motherhood” Chapters: 00:00 Introduction to Sacred Homes and Guest Jennifer Pepito 01:40 Homes as Training Grounds for Faith and Values 03:32 The Power of Intentional Habits and Atmosphere 04:01 Jennifer’s Journey to Creating a Sacred Home 05:25 Teaching Faith Through Homeschooling and Daily Life 07:17 Managing Atmosphere and Internal Heart Health 09:54 External Environment vs. Inner Emotional State 11:23 Forgiveness and Repair in Parenting 13:20 Identity in Christ and Parenting Mistakes 15:07 Reconciliation and Building Healthy Relationships 17:40 Habits of Attunement and Connection 20:32 Balancing Hospitality and Sacredness in the Home 28:29 Jennifer’s Resources and Books 30:36 Closing Remarks and Practical Takeaways Keywords: sacred home, family faith, home atmosphere, parenting, hospitality, spiritual growth, homeschooling, family relationships
Oct 7

A Heart for Middle Schoolers with Jen Weaver and Gayle Veitenheimer

Looking for a unique way to engage your middle schooler in a conversation about faith? Jen Weaver and Gayle Veitenheimer join AllMomDoes host Julie Lyles Carr with a unique approach. Born out of a deep desire to help middle school kids come to know God better, Jen and Gayle use a fun, fascinating mystery series to do just that! Show Notes: https://bit.ly/4hKyZO2 Key Topics: The concept behind the Kingswell Kid Detective series How the series incorporates spiritual themes like hearing God's voice and prayer The importance of relatability and modern technology in children's faith stories Character development of Luca and Ember as diverse and relatable figures The collaborative process between Jen Weaver and Gail Veitenheimer The role of prayer and unity in their partnership and storytelling The use of mystery and problem-solving to teach spiritual lessons The significance of multi-generational collaboration in faith education Sound Bites:"Helping kids experience life with God" "Kids see faith as part of real life" "Mysteries beyond Google answers" Chapters: 00:00 Introduction to the All Mom Does Podcast 00:28 Meet the Hosts and Guests 01:11 Introducing Jen Weaver and Gail Veitenheimer 02:18 The Inspiration Behind the Kingswell Series 04:34 The Detective Mysteries and Spiritual Topics 05:17 Making Faith Relatable for Kids 07:03 Themes of Hearing God and Prayer 09:01 Character Development of Luca and Ember 12:14 Multi-Generational Faith Partnerships 16:29 The Role of Curiosity and Independence in Faith 20:34 Setting the Series in the Present Day 22:04 Balancing Technology and Mystery in Stories 23:24 Encouraging Kids to Discover God 25:04 Where to Find the Series and Resources 25:52 Future Books and Series Expansion 26:29 Closing Remarks and Resources Keywords: faith education, children's spiritual growth, faith-based mysteries, parenting, kids' faith series, spiritual development, faith in real time, children's books, faith and technology, multi-generational faith
Sep 30

I'm a Psychologist...and I Have ADHD with Beth Capecchi

Beth Capecchi is a psychologist. And she's also someone with attention deficit disorder. She joins AllMomDoes host Julie Lyles Carr for a fascinating conversation about living and working with ADHD, what we know today about attention deficit that we didn't know before, and how God works through all of it. Show Notes: https://bit.ly/4hSYg9U Key Topics: Neuroscience of ADHD and brain chemistry How ADHD manifests differently in women The importance of self-awareness and diagnosis Strengths and superpowers associated with ADHD Practical strategies for managing ADHD in daily life The role of emotional responsiveness and rejection sensitivity Parenting with ADHD and managing household tasks The cultural perception of ADHD and neurodiversity Sound Bites: “ADHD people have trouble with making decisions.” “Many women with ADHD are undiagnosed because they don’t look hyper.” “Rejection sensitive dysphoria is really just depression when rejected.” Chapters 00:00 Introduction and personal chaos of motherhood 01:15 Meet Beth Capecchi: Psychologist and ADHD advocate 02:44 Understanding ADHD: Overcommitment and decision-making challenges 04:27 ADHD in women: Hidden symptoms and late diagnosis 06:47 The science of ADHD: Brain wiring and genetics 08:43 Core characteristics of ADHD across different personalities 09:55 The strengths and superpowers of ADHD 11:48 Managing executive function and procrastination 13:07 Emotional responsiveness and rejection sensitivity 15:07 Parenting with ADHD: Challenges and strengths 16:44 Balancing responsibilities and self-compassion 19:55 Breaking free from comparison and embracing individuality 21:42 The science behind ADHD: Brain chemistry and genetics 24:41 Treatment options: Medication, natural strategies, and understanding your brain 29:37 The spiritual perspective: God’s design and strengths in neurodiversity 31:03 Closing thoughts: Embracing messiness and authenticity Keywords: ADHD, women, neuroscience, motherhood, mental health, strategies, strengths, diagnosis, neurodiversity
Sep 23

Biblical Masculinity with Jennifer Jehl

There's plenty of conversation these days about what men and boys shouldn't do. But what about the awesome, intentional, powerful things that God intended for them? Biblical masculinity coach Jennifer Jehl joins Julie Lyles Carr on the AllMomDoes podcast to share her perspective on where we are in our cultural messaging to men, where it falls far short of what family and marriage can look like, and how men and women can work together with greater understanding and support. Show Notes: https://bit.ly/4yQeypU Key Topics: Biblical masculinity and femininity Leadership and meekness in men Cultural shifts in gender roles Practical steps for women and men in relationships The importance of faith and surrender in marriage Sound Bites: "Meekness is strength under control." "True leadership is rooted in Christ and humility." "God's design for men and women benefits everyone." Chapters: 00:00 Introduction to Jennifer Jehl and her mission 02:09 Jennifer's background and calling to biblical masculinity 04:55 The cultural shift: emasculation and passive men 09:07 The biblical view of meekness and strength in men 13:03 How young men are handling relationships today 17:01 The passive husband and women as spiritual leaders 21:05 Practical steps for women to encourage male leadership 25:13 The importance of respectful, honest communication 28:52 Jennifer's journey on LinkedIn and building community 33:01 Defining healthy, vibrant masculinity according to faith 34:00 Where to find Jennifer and connect online Keywords: masculinity, femininity, biblical leadership, relationships, faith, culture, men, women, marriage, Christian living
Sep 16

The Frazzled Parents Guide to Less Stress with Kristen Evans

Moving houses, raising kids, one with special needs, job changes, it's no wonder that Kristen Evans is an expert in feeling frazzled. So how do you keep the stress levels down? Kristen and AllMomDoes host Julie Lyles Carr talk about the very real impact feeling frazzled has not just on your family, but on your own health, and simple things you can do right now to restore some peace. Show Notes: https://bit.ly/4h9a4Do Key Topics: The impact of stress on moms and children The connection between faith and mental health Simple exercises to activate the parasympathetic nervous system The importance of mindfulness from a Christian perspective Strategies for saying no and setting boundaries Recognizing physical signs of stress and emotional pain Takeaways: Deep breathing and diaphragmatic breathing can lower heart rate and blood pressure. Practicing mindfulness through biblical principles helps reduce stress and anxiety. Saying no to unnecessary commitments can significantly lower stress levels. Physical pain and emotional stress are interconnected and should be addressed together. Regularly releasing burdens to Jesus through prayer and physical relaxation techniques can improve mental health. Sound Bites: “Eighty percent of parents feel overwhelmed.” “Faith and mental health are interlaced.” “Releasing burdens to Jesus calms our minds and bodies.” Chapters: 00:00 Introduction: The reality of feeling frazzled and overwhelmed 00:56 Kristen shares her personal journey through stress and mental health crisis 03:10 The stigma around mental health in faith communities 03:53 The importance of integrating faith and mental health awareness 06:00 Research on parental stress and mental health statistics 09:04 The impact of technology on stress and coping skills 12:13 Practical steps: Breathing exercises to activate the parasympathetic nervous system 14:01 The power of saying no and setting boundaries 16:48 The importance of self-care and recognizing physical signs of stress 19:59 Biblical mindfulness and being present with Jesus 22:47 Releasing burdens through prayer and physical relaxation techniques 28:53 Kristen’s new book: The Frazzled Parent’s Guide to Less Stress 29:58 Where to find Kristen Faith Evans and resources for moms Keywords: mom stress management, mental health, mindfulness, Christian parenting, self-care, stress relief, emotional health, parenting tips
Sep 9

What a Decade of Raising an Original Has Taught Me with Julie Lyles Carr

Julie takes a 10 year lookback at the lessons learned, what she would change, and what her adult children now say about her best-selling book, Raising an Original. Key Topics: The motivation behind writing Raising an Original The importance of recognizing each child's uniqueness as a theology Lessons learned from raising eight children with diverse personalities The impact of social media and comparison on parenting How AI influences the concept of originality and creativity The role of faith in parenting and trusting God's plan Reflections on what would be different if rewriting the book today The importance of family bonds and laughter among originals Parenting challenges and the balance of individuality and community Advice for parents on embracing their children's originality Takeaways: Parenting is about honoring each child's unique design and purpose. Comparison is a trap that undermines the celebration of individuality. AI will intensify conversations about what it means to be truly original. Trusting God as the ultimate parent is crucial as children grow into their own paths. Parents should celebrate their children's originality while allowing space for mistakes. Knowing oneself as an original is as important as recognizing others' uniqueness. Family bonds and shared humor are vital in maintaining connection among diverse personalities. Parenting involves releasing control and trusting God's plan for each child. Self-awareness as a parent includes understanding your own originality. Embracing the journey of parenting as an ongoing process of grace and trust. Sound Bites: "Uniqueness is a theology, not a trend." "AI will challenge what it means to be truly original." "Trust God as the ultimate parent in their journey." Chapters: 00:00 Introduction and celebration of the 10-year anniversary of Raising an Original 01:51 The motivation behind writing the book and personal reflections 04:06 What Julie got right about parenting and recognizing individuality 05:51 Lessons learned about fairness and representation of children in the book 09:12 The impact of AI on the concept of originality and creativity 10:10 Proof of raising original children and their diverse paths 11:53 Feedback from Julie’s children and the importance of family bonds 19:47 The comparison trap and social media influences on parenting 22:11 Surprises and insights from reflecting on the book’s impact 24:59 Faith dimensions and trusting God in parenting 26:50 Advice to past self and embracing the journey of raising originals 30:08 New initiatives and ways to connect with the community Keywords: parenting, originality, individuality, AI, personal growth, family, parenting advice, self-awareness, faith, parenting trends
Sep 2

Getting a Do-Over with Emerson Eggerichs and Joy Eggerichs Reed

Father-daughter duo Emerson Eggerichs and Joy Eggerichs Reed join AllMomDoes host Julie Lyles Carr to discuss the bedtime story that became a treasured part of Joy's childhood and has since evolved into a project that encourages parents and kids to see mistakes as an essential part of learning and growth. Show Notes: https://bit.ly/3Uk72ol Key Topics: The origin of 'Beega Gets a Do-Over' and bedtime stories Principles of effective communication: true, kind, necessary, clear The importance of validation before instruction in parenting Cultural differences in parenting and communication in France and beyond The role of trust and listening in parent-adult child relationships Legacy building through intergenerational projects and storytelling The impact of cultural environment on children's identity and faith Practical tips for parents to foster emotional intelligence in children Takeaways: Validation is crucial before giving instruction to children. Cultural context influences parenting styles and communication. Building trust through listening enhances parent-child relationships. Legacy is about investing in the next generation with love and wisdom. Children are moral and spiritual beings who make their own decisions. Sound Bites: "Love and respect is the go-to principle." "I looked old thirty years ago, I haven't changed." "Children are moral and spiritual beings." Chapters: 00:00 Introduction and guest introductions 01:50 Emerson and Joy share their background and work 03:52 The origin of bedtime stories and family rituals 05:57 Turning childhood stories into a children's book 07:47 Teaching principles: true, kind, necessary, clear 10:05 Parenting insights and cultural differences 11:54 Parent-adult child relationships and trust 13:57 Listening, validation, and empathy in parenting 16:00 Cultural influences on parenting in France and beyond 18:01 The importance of legacy and intergenerational wisdom 20:12 Practical advice for parents and grandparents 22:14 The future of parenting and communication principles 24:08 Where to find the book and upcoming resources 30:59 Closing remarks and encouragement for listeners Keywords: communication, parenting, children's book, legacy, family, culture, love and respect, emotional intelligence, third culture kids, parenting tips
Aug 26

House Hushing with Myquillyn Smith

In all the minimalist/maximalist debate about our homes, what if there's a happy, hushed in-between? AllMomDoes welcomes back Myquillyn Smith, aka The Nester, to talk through how you can have a home with lots of things you love while still keeping the chaos to a minimum. Show Notes: https://bit.ly/4zri7DN Key Topics:House hushing as a method to reduce visual chaos The importance of visual volume in home decor Balancing sentimental items with minimalism Backward decluttering approach Creating spaces that feel good and function well The psychological impact of environment on mood Strategies for leaving spaces intentionally blank The role of color, texture, and scale in calming a home Resisting marketing influences in home decor The connection between environment and behavior Sound bites: "Your house shouldn't be shouting at you." "Environment shapes human behavior." "Less stuff, more margin, more peace." Chapters: 00:00 Introduction and guest introduction 01:00 Myquillyn Smith's background and home journey 01:55 The concept of house hushing explained 03:52 Visual volume and its impact on calm 07:01 Minimalism vs. house hushing: finding balance 10:01 Backward decluttering method detailed 13:54 Creating spaces that invite use and comfort 17:01 The psychological power of environment 19:00 Designing within a Victorian home 20:48 The importance of leaving spaces intentionally blank 23:55 The influence of marketing and inspiration images 27:00 Practical tips for styling with confidence 29:51 Pre-ordering the book and resources Keywords: home organization, house hushing, decluttering, minimalism, interior design, emotional attachment, peaceful home, decorating tips, mental health, lifestyle

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Don’t go it alone, mom

02/12/2023

@kimstewinspired

There’s no end to #allmomdoes and thank God Julie and her guests don’t let us go it alone. I especially enjoyed her episode with Caitlin Crosby, and her rare solo episode on...motherhood...go figure. :) I highly recommend you tune in and be encouraged! Kim Stewart | Book Marketing Mania for Christian Authors
Soul Food

06/25/2021

Brooke Strickland

This podcast is amazing, Julie is amazing, and all of her guests are amazing.
Mornings Well Spent

05/23/2021

Reading pro

I have been listening to this podcast for awhile now. I have a variety of podcasts in my library. I choose the All Mom Does podcast when I want to be inspired or comforted. Ms. Carr addresses issues I face as a mother of three that span a decade in their ages. I check out the show notes and find myself moving in a positive parenting direction after listening. This week I am checking out medical school consultants because of Ms. Carr’s interview with Jeanie Burlowski about paying for college and admissions. I was exposed to new thinking and material and that is always a good use of time and an attractive podcast especially for a busy mom.
Authentic

04/05/2021

JamieMarie77

Thank you for the encouraging and hope-filled content you’re putting out there!