MOMS ON CALL
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Whoever said that babies don't come with instruction manuals never met Laura and Jennifer, the Moms on Call.
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This week on After Hours Jennifer and Laura are joined by Moms on Call consultant Alexandra Pereira. A former cardiac ICU and NICU nurse, she shares her experiences as a mother of three young children, discussing the importance of consistent boundaries and the challenges of parenting multiple children. Alex emphasized the significance of creating a structured environment for children, which helps in building their confidence and decision-making skills. She also highlighted the value of maintaining calm amidst the chaos of family life, using strategies like contact napping and engaging children in activities to manage daily routines. These insights reflect the core philosophy of Moms On Call, which is to empower parents with the tools and confidence to thrive in their parenting journey.
Follow Alex on Instagram at @em.parent.ment
If you have an early riser, this is the episode you are going to want to hear! Turns out, the answer to get them to sleep in might actually be getting them to bed earlier. Yes, it sounds counterintuitive but it’s the truth and Jennifer and Laura will explain why this week on the podcast. Then, a mom in Michigan has a daughter that won’t stop eating her hair. How does she get her to stop?
This week on the Moms on Call Podcast Jennifer and Laura are joined by the founders of Playhouse MD, Dr. Kaitlin Wiseman and Sydney Wiseman, discuss their innovative approach to transforming pediatric healthcare through play. They share their personal experiences and insights on how incorporating playful elements into medical devices can alleviate anxiety for both children and parents during healthcare visits. The discussion highlights the importance of creating positive experiences in healthcare settings and the impact of their products on children's engagement and cooperation during medical procedures. They also touch on the challenges and rewards of building a business centered around improving children's healthcare experiences.
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With the cold weather comes a cold baby. How do you keep your baby warm in their bed and keep them safe? Jennifer and Laura have tips you’ll need to survive the winter this week on the podcast.
Then it’s twin time! Mom Rachel has twin 14-month-olds that beg to be together but always fight once in the same space. How do you get them to stop? Our Moms on Call have PLENTY of experience in this area and have the answers for you.
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As we continue to celebrate 20 years of Moms on Call, Jennifer and Laura are going back and reading more letters from parents throughout the years. A lot of these stories may feel very familiar as it happens to a lot of parents. If you’re going through something similar to one of these parents, we have great news for you - there is HOPE!
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This week on Moms on Call, Britt Riley, founder of Haven, shares her journey into the childcare industry, driven by her experiences as a mother. She discusses the unique approach Haven takes in providing flexible childcare solutions for modern families, emphasizing the importance of community support and the feedback from both parents and children. Britt reflects on the challenges of starting a business while raising kids, the surprises of motherhood, and the need for integration between work and family life. The conversation highlights the evolution of childcare and the positive impact Haven has on families.
Learn more about Haven at yourhavenlife.com
This week on the Moms on Call Podcast, Jennifer and Laura speak with parents Mark and Elizabeth Messenger from Birmingham, Alabama. They share their experiences as a blended family with children ranging from 11 years to seven months old, including their journey with their youngest, James, who spent time in the NICU. They discuss the challenges and blessings of having a routine in the hospital and how it helped their son thrive once home. The episode also touches on the emotional and logistical aspects of parenting, including the balance of caring for multiple children and the support systems that help families navigate these challenges.
This week on Moms on Call, Laura and Jennifer are joined by Kristin Pagano, General Manager of Munchkin. They explore the innovative product development process at Munchkin, highlighting the success of the Miracle Cup and the challenges faced with product failures. The conversation also delves into the balance of work and family life, the importance of consumer feedback, and the personal experiences that shape their professional journeys.
When you have two young children, there are times when you do whatever you can to survive. That is when a mom in Georgia started using the swing to put her 4-month-old to sleep. Now it’s the only way that her little one will fall asleep. This week on the podcast, Jennifer and Laura will give you the steps to get a little one back in the crib. Then, what do you do when your baby suddenly starts rejecting their bottle? We’ve got what to look for to get your baby back on the bottle.
This week on After Hours, Laura and Jennifer are joined by one of the amazing Moms on Call consultants Sydney. The conversation covers a range of parenting topics, including the challenges and joys of raising children, the unpredictability of life with kids, and the importance of community support. Sydney shares personal stories about her experiences with her three boys, highlighting the unexpected bliss of her third child and the challenges of breastfeeding. The episode also emphasizes the value of having a structured routine for children and the benefits of live Q&A sessions for parents to connect and share experiences.
Mom of three Elisabeth Anderson was blindsided when Hurricane Helene hit her home and she lost everything. They spent hours on top of their car waiting to be rescued with a newborn in her arms. She joins Laura and Jennifer this week to talk about her experience and what she learned from the devastation. Plus, how Elisabeth is helping others be prepared for the worst case scenario.
Follow Elisabeth on Instagram to find her resources to help you prepare for disaster at @theelisabethedit
Finding the right daycare can be one of the most trying parts of being a parent. There are so many things to consider between schedules, kid to teacher ratio, teaching methods, price and much more. What else should parents be looking for that’s not listed on a daycare’s website? This week on the podcast Jennifer and Laura will tell you the questions you need to ask and the red flags to look out for. Plus, they’ll talk to a mom with a very busy little one that is more interested in playtime than dinnertime. Why the 20 minute rule is a game changer when you have an active little one.
This week on the Moms on Call podcast, Jennifer and Laura speak with Dr. Alice Hoyt, an allergist, and Catherine Jaxon, co-founder of Mission Mighty Me. The episode focuses on the importance of early and regular introduction of allergenic foods to infants to prevent food allergies. Dr. Hoyt explains the historical context and findings of the LEAP study, which demonstrated that early introduction of peanuts can significantly reduce the risk of developing peanut allergies. Catherine shares her personal journey and the creation of Mission Mighty Me, a company offering nutritious snacks designed to help parents easily incorporate peanuts and tree nuts into their children's diets. The conversation emphasizes the need for early and consistent exposure to allergens, aligning with updated pediatric guidelines, and highlights the practical solutions provided by Mission Mighty Me to support parents in this endeavor.
Follow Dr. Alice Hoyt on Instagram at @hoytfoodallergy and check out her podcast 'Food Allergy and your Kiddo'.
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This week on the Moms on Call podcast, Jennifer and Laura discuss updates to their resources ahead of their 20th anniversary. This includes new content in their books and courses, addressing common parenting challenges such as wake windows, short naps, and early morning wake-ups. They’ll talk about the importance of routine and flexibility, especially for families with multiples, and share insights on managing parenting stress. With a variety of resources, including personal consultations and live group sessions, Moms on Call aims to support parents in navigating the complexities of raising babies and toddlers.
Celebrating 20 years of Moms on Call has Jennifer and Laura feeling nostalgic. So they pulled out some of the letters they’ve received from parents they’ve worked with throughout the years. These stories prove one point, you are not alone in trying to figure out this parenting thing!
Oh, and you don’t want to miss the letter from Kenny Rogers!
How do you know it’s the right time to start potty training your toddler? There are many signs to look out for when starting the journey. But if you started too soon and it’s not working, don’t worry. You CAN take a break! This week on the podcast, Jennifer and Laura explain what to look for and what to do when potty training isn’t going your way. Plus, an adorable question from the mom of a future artist!
This week on the Moms on Call podcast, Jennifer and Laura speak with Nina Sadauskas, a mother of two, three-time Olympic swimmer, CEO, and founder of Delfin Athletics. The episode delves into Nina's journey from being an Olympic athlete to a successful entrepreneur, highlighting the importance of resilience, grit, and adaptability in both parenting and business. Nina shares her personal experiences, emphasizing the value of sports in teaching life skills and the significance of being comfortable with discomfort. She discusses her motivation to start Delfin Athletics, aiming to inspire athletes and promote water safety.
Visit Delfina Athletics online or follow them on Instagram @delfinaathletics. Follow Nina on Instagram @ninarangelova
In this week’s After Hours episode, Jennifer and Laura speak with Mallory, a 30-year-old mother who shares her journey through infertility and the unexpected joy of discovering her pregnancy at Disney World. Mallory discusses the challenges she faced, including postpartum anxiety and breastfeeding difficulties, and how the Moms on Call resources helped her regain confidence as a new mom. The conversation also touches on toddlerhood, feeding challenges, and the importance of community support for parents.
Welcome to season 6 of the podcast and, even bigger, 20 years of Moms on Call! In this episode, Jennifer and Laura reflect on their journey from humble beginnings with a simple folder of advice to becoming pioneers in infant care consulting. They discuss the evolution of their resources, including self-published books, online courses, and a new app designed to provide daily encouragement to parents. With over a million resources sold, Moms on Call continues to empower parents worldwide, fostering confidence and providing practical solutions for everyday parenting challenges.
This week on After Hours, Jennifer talks to new mom Bekah Smith, a mom from Columbus, Georgia, discussing parenting challenges and successes. Bekah shares her experience with her eight-month-old son, Andy, highlighting the benefits of the Mom's on Call program, which helped her establish a routine and manage sleep schedules. The discussion covers topics such as handling sickness, maintaining routines during vacations, and navigating daycare schedules. Jennifer provides insights into developmental milestones, feeding practices, and the importance of self-soothing behaviors. The episode emphasizes the value of having a supportive community and offers practical advice for parents seeking guidance in their parenting journey.
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