These moms are amazing. Laura and Jennifer are so great and breaking down the top mom questions in a way that’s so easy to understand for those of us who aren’t sleeping, are overwhelmed, and just trying to do our best! I feel so much more confident about what I’m doing thanks to these ladies!

I truly don’t understand why this podcast is so highly rated. The ratio of ads and banter to actual information is way too high. I’ve tried listening to ~6 episodes and am giving up. If you’re looking to learn anything about the Moms on Call method, I don’t recommend this as a helpful source.

This podcast seems like it’s just a platform for them to sell their products and not so much to inform you of anything.

I love moms on call! They have taught me the foundations of being a mother and you will NOT regret taking time to listen to these life giving messages! Thanks Moms on Call!

I purchased the Moms on Call books and they have been helpful (although very high level) but unfortunately this podcast just seems to be mostly platitudes, no specifics, and plugs for their classes (which you have to pay for).

I think this is good if you want to listen to two older moms talk about what their kids were like back when they were babies and toddlers (their kids are now teens). I have an 11 month old and discovered a MOMS on call book when he was 2 months old. I hoped I would like this podcast, but I just don’t feel compelled to listen like I thought I would. They bounce over so many different topics and the titles don’t always match accurately with the topics they end up discussing. Sometimes I feel what they are sharing is a bit outdated when it comes to actual parenting tips, especially toddlers and preschoolers and getting them to “listen” (aka do what we want) there are a lot more current research based guidance out there on children’s brain development and how to build connection that leads to cooperation. There are better sources for that. However, they do have good advice on basic caring for a newborn and toddlers aka feeding and sleep, which is very helpful to new moms.

Wayyyyyy too much side chit chat - get to the point!

If you’ve read their book(s), don’t expect anything new here. If you need to be repeatedly told to swaddle tight tight tight and use a white noise machine then you’re in the right place. An hour of vague advice and platitudes without any new info

So much wisdom and grace all wrapped up in one. I always look forward to this podcast in my feed each week, because after listening I feel empowered and encouraged as a mom.

This podcast lacks structure and options come off too rigid or unclear. I was hoping to get more from this podcast but much better parenting podcasts out there.