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Kindred Mom Podcast — Kids & Family
Kindred Mom Podcast

Stories of Hope for Moms in the Weeds

Latest Episodes:

018 // Reflux and Feeding Issues – Courtney Frye Jul 26, 2017
Show notes

In this episode, Emily Allen talks with Courtney Frye about her experience wading through feeding issues with both of her babies, and the desperate feelings that rise up when a mama isn’t able to immediately resolve problems her child is facing.

Mentioned in this episode:

The Paleo Mom – http://thepaleomom.com

To suggest a podcast topic or ask a question for a future Q&A episode, email Emily. hello[at]kindredmom[dot]com.

If you’d like to connect with Emily personally on Instagram, she’d love to hear from you (@emily_sue_allen).

~

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.

OneDaysWages.org is the sponsor for this episode.

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

018 // Reflux and Feeding Issues – Courtney Frye Jul 26, 2017
Show notes

In this episode, Emily Allen talks with Courtney Frye about her experience wading through feeding issues with both of her babies, and the desperate feelings that rise up when a mama isn’t able to immediately resolve problems her child is facing.

Mentioned in this episode:

The Paleo Mom – http://thepaleomom.com

To suggest a podcast topic or ask a question for a future Q&A episode, email Emily. hello[at]kindredmom[dot]com.

If you’d like to connect with Emily personally on Instagram, she’d love to hear from you (@emily_sue_allen).

~

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.

OneDaysWages.org is the sponsor for this episode.

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

017 // Troubleshooting Motherhood – Patience Jul 18, 2017
Show notes

In this episode, Emily Allen talks with Lynne Patti about a few listener questions that came in from mama, artist, and musician Haylie Allcott, having to do with patience in the midst of the constant demands of motherhood. Lynne and Emily both share about how they maneuver this topic within their own families.

Mentioned in this episode:

Kindred Mom Private Facebook Group

MomGirl illustrations by Haylie Allcott – http://haylieallcott.com
or catch Haylie on Instagram (https://www.instagram.com/haylieallcott/)

If you’d like to connect with Lynne she is on Instagram as (@lynnepatti).

To suggest a podcast topic or ask a question for a future Q&A episode, email Emily. hello[at]kindredmom[dot]com

If you’d like to connect with Emily personally on Instagram, she’d love to hear from you (@emily_sue_allen).

~

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.

OneDaysWages.org is the sponsor for this episode.

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

017 // Troubleshooting Motherhood – Patience Jul 18, 2017
Show notes

In this episode, Emily Allen talks with Lynne Patti about a few listener questions that came in from mama, artist, and musician Haylie Allcott, having to do with patience in the midst of the constant demands of motherhood. Lynne and Emily both share about how they maneuver this topic within their own families.

Mentioned in this episode:

Kindred Mom Private Facebook Group

MomGirl illustrations by Haylie Allcott – http://haylieallcott.com
or catch Haylie on Instagram (https://www.instagram.com/haylieallcott/)

If you’d like to connect with Lynne she is on Instagram as (@lynnepatti).

To suggest a podcast topic or ask a question for a future Q&A episode, email Emily. hello[at]kindredmom[dot]com

If you’d like to connect with Emily personally on Instagram, she’d love to hear from you (@emily_sue_allen).

~

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.

OneDaysWages.org is the sponsor for this episode.

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

016 // Redefining Supermom – Song Harri Jul 11, 2017
Show notes

In this episode, Emily Allen talks with Marilynn Song Harri about her essay, “Redefining Supermom”. They talk about the discontent that comes when moms don’t feel that they measure up to the title of Supermom, and how to battle that discontent with gratitude, recognizing that the role a mama has in her home is truly important.

Marilynn Song Harri is a happy wife, mom and homemaker in the small town of Walla Walla, Washington. While she keeps very busy raising and teaching five children at home, she pursues a life of simplicity, laughter and loving Jesus.

*This post contains affiliate links.

Links to stuff mentioned in this episode:

Redefining Supermom by Marilynn Song Harri

One Thousand Gifts by Ann Voskamp

The Mindset of Motherhood & Mental Health (Kindred Mom Podcast episode 13) – Naomi Fata

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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.

OneDaysWages.org is the sponsor for this episode.

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

016 // Redefining Supermom – Song Harri Jul 11, 2017
Show notes

In this episode, Emily Allen talks with Marilynn Song Harri about her essay, “Redefining Supermom”. They talk about the discontent that comes when moms don’t feel that they measure up to the title of Supermom, and how to battle that discontent with gratitude, recognizing that the role a mama has in her home is truly important.

Marilynn Song Harri is a happy wife, mom and homemaker in the small town of Walla Walla, Washington. While she keeps very busy raising and teaching five children at home, she pursues a life of simplicity, laughter and loving Jesus.

*This post contains affiliate links.

Links to stuff mentioned in this episode:

Redefining Supermom by Marilynn Song Harri

One Thousand Gifts by Ann Voskamp

The Mindset of Motherhood & Mental Health (Kindred Mom Podcast episode 13) – Naomi Fata

~

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.

OneDaysWages.org is the sponsor for this episode.

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

015 // The Fervent Prayer of a Ragged Woman – Shauna Letellier Jun 27, 2017
Show notes

In this episode, Emily Allen interviews author Shauna Letellier about her essay, “The Fervent Prayer of a Ragged Woman”. They talk about the struggle to meet the individual needs of multiple children, and one circumstance in Shauna’s life when God answered her desperate prayer in an unexpected way. They also discuss Shauna’s new book.

Shauna Letellier is the author of “Remarkable Faith: When Jesus Marveled at the Faith of Unremarkable People” (May 2017). She is a self-proclaimed expert second-guesser but finds certainty in knowing Jesus Christ. She blogs about finding rest and relief in Him at www.shaunaletellier.com. With her husband Kurt, she has the wild and hilarious privilege of raising boys along the banks of the Missouri River where they fish, swim, and rush off to ballgames.

*This post contains affiliate links.

Links to stuff mentioned in this episode:

The Fervent Prayer of a Ragged Woman by Shauna Letellier

To the Woman Trying to Measure Her Worth by Jennie Scott

The closing blessing was offered by Dorina Lazo Gilmore. You can find Dorina at: http://dorinagilmore.com

~

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.

OneDaysWages.org is the sponsor for this episode.

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

015 // The Fervent Prayer of a Ragged Woman – Shauna Letellier Jun 27, 2017
Show notes

In this episode, Emily Allen interviews author Shauna Letellier about her essay, “The Fervent Prayer of a Ragged Woman”. They talk about the struggle to meet the individual needs of multiple children, and one circumstance in Shauna’s life when God answered her desperate prayer in an unexpected way. They also discuss Shauna’s new book.

Shauna Letellier is the author of “Remarkable Faith: When Jesus Marveled at the Faith of Unremarkable People” (May 2017). She is a self-proclaimed expert second-guesser but finds certainty in knowing Jesus Christ. She blogs about finding rest and relief in Him at www.shaunaletellier.com. With her husband Kurt, she has the wild and hilarious privilege of raising boys along the banks of the Missouri River where they fish, swim, and rush off to ballgames.

*This post contains affiliate links.

Links to stuff mentioned in this episode:

The Fervent Prayer of a Ragged Woman by Shauna Letellier

To the Woman Trying to Measure Her Worth by Jennie Scott

The closing blessing was offered by Dorina Lazo Gilmore. You can find Dorina at: http://dorinagilmore.com

~

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.

OneDaysWages.org is the sponsor for this episode.

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

014 // Speed Boat, Ocean Liner: About Identity as a Mom – Jennifer Van Winkle Jun 20, 2017
Show notes

In this episode, Emily Allen talks with Jennifer Van Winkle about her essay, “Speed Boat, Ocean Liner”. This essay explores the changes that happen when a woman exchanges the flexibility and freedom of life before children for the steady and prepared life of a mother. They also discuss the questions that stem from that conversation about maintaining or discovering a new sense of personal identity as a mom.

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 blogs at Pepper Sprout Home and you can also find her on Instagram.

Links to stuff mentioned in this episode:

Speed Boat, Ocean Liner by Jennifer Van Winkle

Surprise Summer by Emily Sue Allen (mentioned in the closing segment)

The closing blessing was offered by Michelle Diercks. You can find Michelle at: http://michellediercks.com

~

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.

OneDaysWages.org is the sponsor for this episode.

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

014 // Speed Boat, Ocean Liner: About Identity as a Mom – Jennifer Van Winkle Jun 20, 2017
Show notes

In this episode, Emily Allen talks with Jennifer Van Winkle about her essay, “Speed Boat, Ocean Liner”. This essay explores the changes that happen when a woman exchanges the flexibility and freedom of life before children for the steady and prepared life of a mother. They also discuss the questions that stem from that conversation about maintaining or discovering a new sense of personal identity as a mom.

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 blogs at Pepper Sprout Home and you can also find her on Instagram.

Links to stuff mentioned in this episode:

Speed Boat, Ocean Liner by Jennifer Van Winkle

Surprise Summer by Emily Sue Allen (mentioned in the closing segment)

The closing blessing was offered by Michelle Diercks. You can find Michelle at: http://michellediercks.com

~

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.

OneDaysWages.org is the sponsor for this episode.

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

013 // The Mindset of Motherhood & Mental Health – Naomi Fata Jun 13, 2017
Show notes

In this episode, Kindred Mom host Emily Allen talks with author, business owner, and mother of three, Naomi Fata about two of her essays featured on the Kindred Mom blog. The first is about the power of words, and how discouraging it can be when others speak about motherhood or a child’s milestones from a negative perspective. The second part of the conversation is about mental health awareness, and Naomi’s experience growing up in a home that was affected by her mother’s mental illness as well as how she personally moved forward as an adult.

(This post contains affiliate links)

Essays referenced in this episode:

The Mindset of Motherhood by Naomi Fata
Facing the Reality of Mental Health Issues by Naomi Fata
Naomi’s Book — Beyond Head Knowledge: Knowing Christ Who Satisfies Our Hearts

Connect with Naomi:
Website
Instagram
Facebook

Books/Authors mentioned in this episode:

Boundaries by Dr. Henry Cloud
Battlefield of the Mind by Joyce Meyer
Emotionally Healthy Spirituality by Peter Scazzero
Dr. Caroline Leaf

If you have any follow-up questions for Janet from the end segment, feel free to email her.

Janet Birkey, LPCC
janet@birkeycounselingandcoaching.com

Resources for finding a suitable mental health professional:
psychologytoday.com
goodtherapy.org
American Association of Christian Counselors

~

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.

OneDaysWages.org is the sponsor for this episode.

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

013 // The Mindset of Motherhood & Mental Health – Naomi Fata Jun 13, 2017
Show notes

In this episode, Kindred Mom host Emily Allen talks with author, business owner, and mother of three, Naomi Fata about two of her essays featured on the Kindred Mom blog. The first is about the power of words, and how discouraging it can be when others speak about motherhood or a child’s milestones from a negative perspective. The second part of the conversation is about mental health awareness, and Naomi’s experience growing up in a home that was affected by her mother’s mental illness as well as how she personally moved forward as an adult.

(This post contains affiliate links)

Essays referenced in this episode:

The Mindset of Motherhood by Naomi Fata
Facing the Reality of Mental Health Issues by Naomi Fata
Naomi’s Book — Beyond Head Knowledge: Knowing Christ Who Satisfies Our Hearts

Connect with Naomi:
Website
Instagram
Facebook

Books/Authors mentioned in this episode:

Boundaries by Dr. Henry Cloud
Battlefield of the Mind by Joyce Meyer
Emotionally Healthy Spirituality by Peter Scazzero
Dr. Caroline Leaf

If you have any follow-up questions for Janet from the end segment, feel free to email her.

Janet Birkey, LPCC
janet@birkeycounselingandcoaching.com

Resources for finding a suitable mental health professional:
psychologytoday.com
goodtherapy.org
American Association of Christian Counselors

~

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.

OneDaysWages.org is the sponsor for this episode.

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

012 // A Choir Calling – Lynne Patti Jun 06, 2017
Show notes

In this episode, Emily Allen talks with Lynne Patti about her essay, “A Choir Calling” about the importance of being able to step away from mothering for a short time to do something for the joy of it.

Lynne is on Instagram (@lynnepatti).

Links to stuff mentioned in this episode:

A Choir Calling by Lynne Patti

The closing blessing was offered by Marissa Henley, author of Loving Your Friend Through Cancer (affiliate link).

~

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.

OneDaysWages.org is the sponsor for this episode.

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

012 // A Choir Calling – Lynne Patti Jun 06, 2017
Show notes

In this episode, Emily Allen talks with Lynne Patti about her essay, “A Choir Calling” about the importance of being able to step away from mothering for a short time to do something for the joy of it.

Lynne is on Instagram (@lynnepatti).

Links to stuff mentioned in this episode:

A Choir Calling by Lynne Patti

The closing blessing was offered by Marissa Henley, author of Loving Your Friend Through Cancer (affiliate link).

~

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.

OneDaysWages.org is the sponsor for this episode.

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

011 // Grieving Lost Time – Emily Green Jun 06, 2017
Show notes

In this episode, Emily Allen talks with Emily Green about her essay, “Grieving Lost Time” about the season when Emily Green was not able to maintain the level of involvement with her children she was accustomed to while she was going through cancer treatment. They discuss how vulnerable it is to receive help from others, and how to prioritize rest and healing when they are needed.

Emily Green lives in Southern Oregon with her beloved and their three kids (16, 5 & 4). Her heart and her days are full of homeschooling, good coffee, time outdoors in the fresh air, life-giving friendships and walking out healing & wellness. God’s word & His grace are her constant source of refuge. She writes about her hope and healing after a breast cancer diagnosis in 2016, at www.emilyrgreen.com.

Links to stuff mentioned in this episode:

Grieving Lost Time by Emily Green

The closing blessing was offered by Marissa Henley, author of Loving Your Friend Through Cancer (affiliate link).

~

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.

OneDaysWages.org is the sponsor for this episode.

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

011 // Grieving Lost Time – Emily Green Jun 06, 2017
Show notes

In this episode, Emily Allen talks with Emily Green about her essay, “Grieving Lost Time” about the season when Emily Green was not able to maintain the level of involvement with her children she was accustomed to while she was going through cancer treatment. They discuss how vulnerable it is to receive help from others, and how to prioritize rest and healing when they are needed.

Emily Green lives in Southern Oregon with her beloved and their three kids (16, 5 & 4). Her heart and her days are full of homeschooling, good coffee, time outdoors in the fresh air, life-giving friendships and walking out healing & wellness. God’s word & His grace are her constant source of refuge. She writes about her hope and healing after a breast cancer diagnosis in 2016, at www.emilyrgreen.com.

Links to stuff mentioned in this episode:

Grieving Lost Time by Emily Green

The closing blessing was offered by Marissa Henley, author of Loving Your Friend Through Cancer (affiliate link).

~

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.

OneDaysWages.org is the sponsor for this episode.

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

010 // Emily Sue Allen – The Journey to Six Kids May 30, 2017
Show notes

In this episode, Kindred Mom team-member Sarah Allard interviews host Emily Sue Allen about her own motherhood journey. Emily is a 34-year old mother of six kids and the founder of Kindred Mom. During the show, Emily shares about how she and her husband added to their family, and the blessings found in surrendering to God in this area.

Emily Sue Allen is the founder of Kindred Mom. She is a contemplative, creative soul who celebrates the beauty of a humble, handmade life and deeply values the power of encouragement. She blogs at www.lightandloveliness.com, and shares bits of her life on Instagram.

Links to stuff mentioned in this episode:

Five Years (about Emily’s 3rd child) by Emily Sue Allen

On This Day (Emily’s reflections on her 11th anniversary) by Emily Sue Allen

Kindred Mom Podcast, Episode 8 with Glenna Marshall

The closing blessing was offered by Libby John of the Art and Faith Conversations Podcast.

~

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.

AdoptTogether.org is the sponsor for this episode.

010 // Emily Sue Allen – The Journey to Six Kids May 30, 2017
Show notes

In this episode, Kindred Mom team-member Sarah Allard interviews host Emily Sue Allen about her own motherhood journey. Emily is a 34-year old mother of six kids and the founder of Kindred Mom. During the show, Emily shares about how she and her husband added to their family, and the blessings found in surrendering to God in this area.

Emily Sue Allen is the founder of Kindred Mom. She is a contemplative, creative soul who celebrates the beauty of a humble, handmade life and deeply values the power of encouragement. She blogs at www.lightandloveliness.com, and shares bits of her life on Instagram.

Links to stuff mentioned in this episode:

Five Years (about Emily’s 3rd child) by Emily Sue Allen

On This Day (Emily’s reflections on her 11th anniversary) by Emily Sue Allen

Kindred Mom Podcast, Episode 8 with Glenna Marshall

The closing blessing was offered by Libby John of the Art and Faith Conversations Podcast.

~

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.

AdoptTogether.org is the sponsor for this episode.

009 // Robin Chapman – The Learning Curve of Motherhood May 30, 2017
Show notes

In this episode, Emily Allen talks with Robin Chapman about her essay, “The Learning Curve of Motherhood” and the truth about parenting choices not being one-size-fits-all. The conversation touches on feeling uncertain in the early months of motherhood, and the humbling moments that come around even for experienced mamas. They talk about navigating the information overload to find parenting solutions that work for your family’s needs.

Robin Chapman is a full-time imperfect Jesus lover, wife, and mama to four babies, six and down. When she isn’t buried in children or hiding from them, she enjoys reading, photography, and sharing stories on her blog, where she’d love to connect with you! You can also find her on Facebook or Instagram… or perhaps hiding in her bathroom with some coffee.

Essays on the Kindred Mom blog that are mentioned in this episode:

The Learning Curve of Motherhood by Robin Chapman

Mama’s Ruby Slippers by Jayna Rae

The closing blessing was offered by Libby John of the Art and Faith Conversations Podcast.

~

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.

AdoptTogether.org is the sponsor for this episode.

009 // Robin Chapman – The Learning Curve of Motherhood May 30, 2017
Show notes

In this episode, Emily Allen talks with Robin Chapman about her essay, “The Learning Curve of Motherhood” and the truth about parenting choices not being one-size-fits-all. The conversation touches on feeling uncertain in the early months of motherhood, and the humbling moments that come around even for experienced mamas. They talk about navigating the information overload to find parenting solutions that work for your family’s needs.

Robin Chapman is a full-time imperfect Jesus lover, wife, and mama to four babies, six and down. When she isn’t buried in children or hiding from them, she enjoys reading, photography, and sharing stories on her blog, where she’d love to connect with you! You can also find her on Facebook or Instagram… or perhaps hiding in her bathroom with some coffee.

Essays on the Kindred Mom blog that are mentioned in this episode:

The Learning Curve of Motherhood by Robin Chapman

Mama’s Ruby Slippers by Jayna Rae

The closing blessing was offered by Libby John of the Art and Faith Conversations Podcast.

~

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.

AdoptTogether.org is the sponsor for this episode.

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