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    Kindred Mom Podcast

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    028 // Tips and Traditions for a Meaningful Christmas – K.C. Ireton, Jody Collins, & Sandi Sutton Dec 05, 2017
    Show notes

    In this episode, Emily Allen talks with authors K.C. Ireton and Jody Lee Collins about Advent and celebrating the Christmas season in a meaningful way. In an additional segment, Emily chats with Sandi Sutton, the creator of an ebook with the most-loved holiday traditions of 21 different Christian writers.

    Click here to download your copy of 11 Ways to Minimize Holiday Stress (For an Intentionally Calm Christmas)

    Guests on this episode:

    K.C. Ireton is the author of The Circle of Seasons: Meeting God in the Church Year and Cracking Up: A Postpartum Faith Crisis. She’s currently the writer-in-residence for Velvet Ashes an online community for women serving overseas, and also writes for The Cultivating Project and Grace Table. She lives near Seattle with her husband and four children.

    Jody Collins is a vibrant speaker and retreat facilitator, and new author of Living the Season Well: Reclaiming Christmas. Recently retired from over 20 years of teaching, she enjoys spending time with her children and grandchildren. Jody and her husband call the Seattle area home where she loves spending any extra time in the garden. You can find her writing weekly about faith/life discoveries at www.jodyleecollins.com.

    Sandi Sutton is a wife, mom of 5 awesome kids, writer and photographer. She is passionate about reminding women of God’s grace and restoration in the face of their pain and brokenness. She writes about real life, while leaning hard on grace and JESUS at www.sandisutton.com.

    Download your copy of Traditions, A Holiday Collective

    Essays on the Kindred Mom blog from the “Quiet Christmas” series:

    Giving Birth in a Barn – Faith Raider

    A Quiet Christmas – Tresta Payne

    Kindred Mom is a community dedicated to helping moms flourish in motherhood. Through honest and vulnerable real stories of motherhood, this community champions celebrating small victories and the beautiful things that happen when moms share both the triumphs and struggles of their journeys.

    To connect with the Kindred Mom community, keep up with the essays that are shared on the blog at KindredMom.com.

    You can find Kindred Mom on social media in the following places: Instagram, Twitter, Facebook and in a private Facebook Group.

    Special thanks to Michael Patti for the original music featured on the Kindred Mom Podcast.


    027 // Freedom From the Need to Be Perfect – Lindsey Cornett & Rebekah Crosby Nov 14, 2017
    Show notes

    In this episode, Emily Allen talks with Lindsey Cornett and Rebekah Crosby, the talented team behind the monthly newsletter The Drafting Desk, about the pressure to do things perfectly as a parent. Both Lindsey and Rebekah share worthwhile insights for any mom who wrestles with perfectionism. All three ladies also share a little about their favorite family traditions over the holidays.

    The Drafting Desk is a monthly newsletter full of encouragement, joy, and grace delivered straight to your inbox.

    The Drafting Desk is for you if…

    you are tired of the constant pursuit of “better”
    you ever struggle under the weight of unmet expectations
    you feel a profound sense of failure at the end of the day
    you are overwhelmed by a long list of “to-dos” and “should-dos”
    your days are marked by fear, anxiety, or striving
    you want to do less and be more
    you want to experience the freedom Jesus promises

    About Lindsey Cornett: Lindsey is a writer, reader, and mom who is slowly learning to trade perfectionism for freedom. A Florida-to-Michigan transplant, her faith and sense of purpose are shifting as she experiences seasons in the world and in her own life. Lindsey is also the co-founder of The Drafting Desk, a newsletter for anyone trying to pursue grace instead of perfection. You can find her on Instagram @lindseycornett.

    Essays on Kindred Mom by Lindsey:

    Facing Postpartum Depression (Part 1)

    Facing Postpartum Depression (Part 2)

    Two Bites of Humble Pie

    Painting a Legacy

    About Rebekah Crosby: Rebekah Crosby is a former copy editor who traded in her red pen to chase her kids around all day and share stories over at Write the Rough Draft. Wife of a woodworker and mom of two daughters, her hobbies include photography, reading too many books at a time, and jotting down ideas she hopes to write about when she has a free minute. Rebekah is co-founder of The Drafting Desk, an email newsletter for those longing for freedom over perfection, and she shares slices of life on Instagram at @writetheroughdraft.

    Essay on Kindred Mom by Rebekah:

    Eggs In a Basket: About Secondary Infertility

    For a limited time, we have a special 8-page PDF download we are giving away to our subscribers called 11 Ways to Minimize Holiday Stress For an Intentionally Calm Christmas. Click here to subscribe and get your copy of it!

    Kindred Mom is a community dedicated to helping moms flourish in motherhood. Through honest and vulnerable real stories of motherhood, this community champions celebrating small victories and the beautiful things that happen when moms share both the triumphs and struggles of their journeys.

    To connect with the Kindred Mom community, keep up with the essays that are shared on the blog at KindredMom.com.

    You can find Kindred Mom on social media in the following places: Instagram, Twitter, Facebook and in a private Facebook Group.

    Special thanks to Michael Patti for the original music featured on the Kindred Mom Podcast.


    026 // A Thousand Times Yes (Adoption) – Glenna Marshall (+ words from Katie Carper) Nov 07, 2017
    Show notes

    In this episode, Emily Allen talks with Glenna Marshall about her journey through two adoptions, and the blessings and challenges she encountered. Emily also reads an excerpt of an essay about the bittersweet aspects of adoption by writer and adoptive mama Katie Carper. This episode shared in honor of World Adoption Day (Nov. 9th).

    About Glenna Marshall:

    Glenna Marshall is a writer, speaker, and singer-songwriter who loves to encourage women to know the Lord more deeply by seeking Him in His Word. She lives in Southeast Missouri with her pastor-husband and two young sons where she is busy writing her first book (P&R Publishing).

    Catch up with Glenna in any of the following places: Website, Facebook, Instagram, & Twitter

    Glenna’s essays mentioned on this episode:

    I am a Real Mom
    A Thousand Times Yes

    About Katie Carper:

    Katie Carper is a recovering people-pleaser with a strong sense of justice and a deep desire to include the excluded. She’s grateful for coffee, laughter, and this adventurous life with her husband and 4 kiddos. You can find her at katiecarper.com where she blogs about community, faith, adoption, and special needs with hope, humor, and a good dose of snark. She also shares snippets of her life on Instagram.

    Katie’s essay excerpted on this episode:
    Bittersweet: The Process of Adopting My Son

    Other important links:

    World Adoption Day
    Adopt Together

    Subscribe to the blog & get Manage the Mayhem of Motherhood: 52 Ideas to Help You Flourish. Also coming soon: 11 Ways to Minimize Holiday Stress (for an Intentionally Calm Christmas).

    Kindred Mom is a community dedicated to helping moms flourish in motherhood. Through honest and vulnerable real stories of motherhood, this community champions celebrating small victories and the beautiful things that happen when moms share both the triumphs and struggles of their journeys.

    To connect with the Kindred Mom community, keep up with the essays that are shared on the blog at KindredMom.com.

    You can find Kindred Mom on social media in the following places: Instagram, Twitter, Facebook and in a private Facebook Group.

    Special thanks to Michael Patti for the original music featured on the Kindred Mom Podcast.


    025 // Consistency in Parenting – Jennifer Van Winkle & Lynne Patti Oct 31, 2017
    Show notes

    In this episode, Emily Allen talks with Jennifer Van Winkle and Lynne Patti about consistency in parenting. With a dip into discipline, some thoughts on self-care and connection with one’s spouse, and ideas for how to become a consistent parent without feeling the pressure to do everything perfectly, this episode is a practical look at this topic.

    About the guests:

    Jennifer Van Winkle lives in Seattle with her husband and three children (twin boys and a baby girl). She is a teacher, musician, and currently a stay-at-home mom. She loves fueling the imaginations of her children with creativity, songs, all things science, good food and lots of play indoors and out. She blogs at Pepper Sprout Home and you can also find her on Instagram.

    No More Magic (About motherhood/exhaustion) ~ Jennifer Van Winkle

    Lynne lives in Los Angeles with her family. She pursues excellence in letting it go, letting messy happen, and letting motherhood be fun. You can find her on Instagram and Twitter.

    Lifeline (An essay on date nights) ~ Lynne Patti

    Subscribe to the blog & get Manage the Mayhem of Motherhood: 52 Ideas to Help You Flourish. Also coming soon: 11 Ways to Minimize Holiday Stress (for an Intentionally Calm Christmas).

    Here are some recent essays on the KM blog:

    Tracks and Transitions ~ Natalie Ogbourne
    Riding Into Love ~ Marilynn Song Harri
    To That Which We Cling ~ Jacqui Roberts
    Investing In Us ~ Kelsie Crozier

    Kindred Mom is a community dedicated to helping moms flourish in motherhood. Through honest and vulnerable real stories of motherhood, this community champions celebrating small victories and the beautiful things that happen when moms share both the triumphs and struggles of their journeys.

    To connect with the Kindred Mom community, keep up with the essays that are shared on the blog at KindredMom.com.

    You can find Kindred Mom on social media in the following places: Instagram, Twitter, Facebook and in a private Facebook Group.

    Special thanks to Michael Patti for the original music featured on the Kindred Mom Podcast.


    024 // Stillbirth & Infant Loss and Gently + Quietly (A Personal Project) – Sharon McKeeman Oct 03, 2017
    Show notes

    In this episode, Emily Allen talks with Sharon McKeeman about her difficult multiple pregnancy and infant losses and how she has journeyed through those experiences in God’s care. Sharon also shares about her new personal project, Quietly and Gently, a year-long attempt to discover what true strength looks like without raising her voice.

    Sharon McKeeman is a homeschooling mama to three sons and a daughter. She is a Midwestern girl at heart who now lives with her family on the sunny beaches of Southern California, where they enjoy reading together and playing in the surf. She is an author, educator, speaker, and photographer who shares more of her story as @sharonmckeeman on Instagram and at www.sharonmckeeman.com where you will find her blog, Writing in the Dust, as well as her newsletter, Mourning into Joy, which is filled with encouragement and resources for mamas.

    Gently + Quietly Facebook group for support and encouragement – Sharon McKeeman

    The blog post that began the Gently + Quietly project – Sharon McKeeman

    I Have’t Yelled At My Kids in One Week And This is What I have Learned – Sharon McKeeman

    Free guide for Kindred Mom subscribers: Manage the Mayhem of Motherhood: 52 Ideas to Help You Flourish

    Resources in connection with Infant & Pregnancy Loss Awareness Day (October 15th):

    Loved Baby: Helping You Grieve and Cherish Your Child After Pregnancy Loss – Sarah Philpott (Affiliate Link) ~ Many thanks to Vanessa Hunt and Hope Dover for this recommendation

    Resources about miscarriage, stillbirth and infertility – Adriel Booker

    Various stories about loss – hosted by Adriel Booker

    Our Scarlett Stories – Instagram community about infant and pregnancy loss moderated by Adriel Booker

    Sharing the Sacred Space of Infant Loss – Kristin Vanderlip

    Blessings in the Fog of Grief – Sarah Damaska

    Here are some recent essays on the KM blog:

    The Days Before Birth: A Desperate Rhythm of Longing – Emily Sue Allen

    Born to Persevere – Kristi Ahrens

    Kindred Mom is a community dedicated to helping moms flourish in motherhood. Through honest and vulnerable real stories of motherhood, this community champions celebrating small victories and the beautiful things that happen when moms share both the triumphs and struggles of their journeys.

    To connect with the Kindred Mom community, keep up with the essays that are shared on the blog at KindredMom.com.

    You can find Kindred Mom on social media in the following places: Instagram, Twitter, Facebook and in a private Facebook Group.

    Special thanks to Michael Patti for the original music featured on the Kindred Mom Podcast.


    023 // The Intersection of Hope and Sorrow – Sarah Damaska + Pam Shrauger Sep 27, 2017
    Show notes

    In this episode, Emily Allen talks with Sarah Damaska about her difficult journey through the loss of her daughter Annie as a result of a brain tumor and how that experience has given Sarah a passion to write about the intersection of hope and sorrow. Pam Shrauger also reads, “Acceptance,” an essay she contributed to the Kindred Mom blog in honor of Pediatric Cancer Awareness month (September).

    Sarah Damaska lives in the Thumb of Michigan with her husband + 3 kids, stirring the soup, folding the laundry and sitting at the soccer games. She drinks her coffee with a bit of cream and if you check her bag, you’ll find a book (or three), just in case. She writes about the intersection of hope and sorrow at sarahdamaska.com.

    Free guide for Kindred Mom subscribers: Manage the Mayhem of Motherhood: 52 Ideas to Help You Flourish

    Links to stuff mentioned in this episode:

    Man’s Search for Meaning – Viktor E. Frankl (Affiliate link)

    Acceptance (Childhood Cancer Awareness) – Pam Shrauger

    Here are some recent essays on the KM blog:

    Born to Persevere – Kristi Ahrens

    When Pregnancy Isn’t Perfect – Beth Mabe Gianopulos

    Burpees: Why Am I Doing This? – Jennifer Van Winkle

    Also, catch Kindred Mom Podcast host Emily Sue Allen on a recent episode of the Friending Podcast, talking about Finding Your Mom Squad.

    Big & Little Coloring Devotional is the sponsor for this episode.

    Kindred Mom is a community dedicated to helping moms flourish in motherhood. Through honest and vulnerable real stories of motherhood, this community champions celebrating small victories and the beautiful things that happen when moms share both the triumphs and struggles of their journeys.

    To connect with the Kindred Mom community, keep up with the essays that are shared on the blog at KindredMom.com.

    You can find Kindred Mom on social media in the following places: Instagram, Twitter, Facebook and in a private Facebook Group.

    Special thanks to Michael Patti for the original music featured on the Kindred Mom Podcast.


    022 // Preparing for a Positive Birth Experience – Lexie Stratman Sep 20, 2017
    Show notes

    In this episode, Emily Allen talks with Lexie Stratman about pregnancy and birth choices, and hierarchy of trust a mother needs in order to prepare for a positive birth experience.

    Lexie Stratman is a mama of five living in the Pacific Northwest. She has taught childbirth education classes for over a decade, and loves encouraging others to embrace the transformation God wants to do in their lives. She works with youth at her church, and loves a strong cup of coffee.

    Birthing from Within – Pam England (Affiliate Link)

    Free guide for Kindred Mom subscribers: Manage the Mayhem of Motherhood: 52 Ideas to Help You Flourish

    Here are some recent essays on the KM blog:

    When Pregnancy Isn’t the Plan (Part 1) – Tia McNelly

    When You’re Not Sure if You Like Your Kids – Emily Sue Allen

    Acceptance (Childhood Cancer Awareness) – Pam Shrauger

    A Fetal Diagnosis: 1 in 1200 – Nicola Woods

    Say No to the Narwhal (5 Great Gifts to Give a Pregnant Friend) – Noelle Rhodes

    Also, catch Kindred Mom Podcast host Emily Sue Allen on a recent episode of the Friending Podcast, talking about Finding Your Mom Squad.

    Big & Little Coloring Devotional is the sponsor for this episode.

    Kindred Mom is a quickly growing online community dedicated to helping moms flourish in motherhood. Through honest and vulnerable real stories of motherhood, this community champions celebrating small victories and the beautiful things that happen when moms share both the triumphs and struggles of their journeys.

    To connect with the Kindred Mom community, keep up with the essays that are shared on the blog at KindredMom.com.

    You can find Kindred Mom on social media in the following places: Instagram, Twitter, Facebook and in a private Facebook Group.

    Special thanks to Michael Patti for the original music featured on the Kindred Mom Podcast.


    021 // Chasing Rest – Dorina Lazo Gilmore Sep 12, 2017
    Show notes

    In this episode, Emily Allen talks with Dorina Lazo Gilmore about the importance of prioritizing rest, and the many ways a mama can do that.

    Connect with Dorina and check out her latest release, Glory Chasers, a 10-week Bible Study on discovering God’s glory in unexpected places. (affiliate link)

    Website
    Instagram
    Facebook

    Mentioned in this episode:

    Chasing Rest – by Dorina Lazo Gilmore

    Subscribe to the Kindred Mom email list to receive the quick resource guide our team has created: Manage the Mayhem of Motherhood: 52 Ideas to Help You Flourish. We’ll be sending out copies to our subscribers very soon! **Your email address will never be shared.**

    Check out the New Mom series on the blog (Sept-Nov) as it unfolds!

    Here are some recent essays on the KM blog:

    The Power of Presence: A Cancer Story – by Nicole Marr

    Creativity in the Small Spaces – by Emily Sue Allen

    The Exact Moment of Motherhood – by Helen Gentry

    A Flourishing Life (Pediatric Cancer Awareness) – by Jai Anderson

    From Stress to Simplicity – by Song Harri

    ~

    Big & Little Coloring Devotional is the sponsor for this episode.

    Kindred Mom is a quickly growing online community dedicated to helping moms flourish in motherhood. Through honest and vulnerable real stories of motherhood, this community champions celebrating small victories and the beautiful things that happen when moms share both the triumphs and struggles of their journeys.

    To connect with the Kindred Mom community, keep up with the essays that are shared on the blog at KindredMom.com.

    You can find Kindred Mom on social media in the following places: Instagram, Twitter, Facebook and in a private Facebook Group.

    Special thanks to Michael Patti for the original music featured on the Kindred Mom Podcast.


    020 // On Loneliness and Needing a Village – Lindsay Hausch Sep 06, 2017
    Show notes

    In this episode, Emily Allen talks with Lindsay Hausch about the importance of support and community in the early motherhood years, as well as how Lindsay pursued relationships with other moms to combat loneliness.

    Mentioned in this episode:

    On Needing a Village – by Lindsay Hausch

    Re-cap of Summer Connection Groups – Please tell your stories! Email me directly hello[at]kindredmom[dot]com

    Subscribe to the Kindred Mom email list. **We respect your privacy!

    Check out the New Mom series (Sept-Nov) as it unfolds!

    Here are some recent essays on the KM blog:

    A Flourishing Life (Pediatric Cancer Awareness) – by Jai Anderson

    From Stress to Simplicity – by Song Harri

    Losing Sleep, Finding Grace – by Emily Sue Allen

    The Power of Imagination – by Jennifer Van Winkle

    Lifeline (Investing in Your Marriage) – by Lynne Patti

    *If you want to share your motherhood stories with us, the next Essay Submission deadline is September 10th for the October topics which are: Birth (New Mom Series), Navigating Transitions with Kids (Welcoming New Babies, Moving, Big Changes), Investing in Your Marriage with Kids in the Mix, Pregnancy & Infant Loss Remembrance Day (Oct. 15th)/Awareness Month.

    ~

    Big & Little Coloring Devotional is the sponsor for this episode.

    Kindred Mom is a quickly growing online community dedicated to helping moms flourish in motherhood. Through honest and vulnerable real stories of motherhood, this community champions celebrating small victories and the beautiful things that happen when moms share both the triumphs and struggles of their journeys.

    To connect with the Kindred Mom community, keep up with the essays that are shared on the blog at KindredMom.com.

    You can find Kindred Mom on social media in the following places: Instagram, Twitter, Facebook and in a private Facebook Group.

    Special thanks to Michael Patti for the original music featured on the Kindred Mom Podcast.


    019 // Kindred Mom Podcast & Blog Update – Emily Sue Allen Aug 04, 2017
    Show notes

    In this mini-episode/update, Emily Allen shares about a few behind-the-scenes things related to Kindred Mom, as well as the upcoming topics for fall, including a New Mom Series covering pregnancy, birth, and postpartum experiences.

    Links:

    Summer Connection Groups

    Kindred Mom FB Group

    Write for Kindred Mom – You’ll find all the guidelines and topics on this page of KindredMom.com

    *The next Essay Submission deadline is August 10th for the September topics which are: Pregnancy (New Mom Series), Fitness for Moms, Routines & Habits for Success, and Childhood Cancer Awareness Month.

    ~

    Kindred Mom is a new and quickly growing online community dedicated to helping moms flourish in motherhood. Through honest and vulnerable real stories of motherhood, this community champions celebrating small victories and the beautiful things that happen when moms share both the triumphs and struggles of their journeys.

    To connect with the Kindred Mom community, keep up with the essays that are shared on the blog at KindredMom.com.

    You can find Kindred Mom on social media in the following places: Instagram, Twitter, Facebook and in a private Facebook Group.

    Special thanks to Michael Patti for the original music featured on the Kindred Mom Podcast.


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