MommyTeaches

On this episode, Eileen chats about the 3rd week of February flying by, our super fantastic guest/author Dania Santana, sharing the podcast journey with others and giving them that "extra push" to begin their own. She also shares her opinion about Valentine's Day and how it's meaningless especially if you show the ones you love, that you love them every single day. Eileen also shares her emotional roller coaster about IEP meetings as well.  Eileen was super HONORED to chat with Dania, someone she calls, "prima" about her life, diversity, writing her book, and what is yet to come. Dania shares such great stories and spreads her wisdom on many topics on this episode. Follow her on her social platforms below:  IG: https://www.instagram.com/diversityus_/ Twitter: https://twitter.com/diversityus Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/DiversityUSA/ Link to her book La Familia Cool: El Tesoro Más Valioso

In a world where everyone thinks that they can’t be themselves due to judgement, just be you!! Don’t care about what others think or what they are doing. Bad Bunny & Anitta are even more proof that you just gotta do you!!

On this episode, Eileen shared her opinion on what she shared on her IG Live with her Bible Study sista, Brenda Aviles. She expanded more on this episode and on what they discussed. She was able to shed a bit more light on some points that they hit upon. If you’d like to take a peek at the IG Live please follow @the_bipoc_teachers_lounge for the full details on what was discussed. If you’re in the teaching field, have been a teacher, or are a parent, you should also tune in. If you know someone who would benefit from this discussion, please share.

In this episode, Eileen shares her youngest son's unexpected "choice" to attend a sports camp. She wasn't quite on board but she had to allow him to make his own choice. As parents, we have to try and support our children as best as we can. Eileen shares her experience and her way of managing this choice that he made and how they communicated about it.

Disclaimer: I am not a marriage counselor nor do a specialize in marriage but this is what has worked for us.  In this Season 4 Ep 3 of The MommyTeaches Podcast, Eileen shares what has worked for her in her 20 years of marriage. She shares how her only relationship turned into a long-lasting one and what they do to keep it going strong.

In this episode, Eileen discusses the state of our schools and how she feels the school system and parents are failing their children. She shares her views as a Mom and a teacher. After several shootings in schools around the country, she shares some of her insight and what she has witnessed throughout her years of teaching. 

I made you click! In this episode of The MommyTeaches podcast, you will NOT get anything hateful about social media. In fact, it will be the total opposite. I haven't been around these neck of the woods in a minute, so I am catching up and sharing why I absolutely love, social, especially if it's used effectively. Listen in and let me know what you think.

In this episode, Eileen is catching up with her oldest son about being a teen through this pandemic. She sat down with him to gain his perspective. Eileen also talks about teacher appreciation. She touches the surface about teaching during a pandemic and following up on her post-Covid issues. She hopes that you enjoy this episode and walk away with something new, refreshing, enlightening, and share it with someone who it might serve.

In this episode, Eileen shares what she's been up to during her winter break. She wants to remind her listeners that even though it's the MommyTeaches Podcast, she likes to share so much more. She also shares a humbling, never-spoken about time in her life that she went through. She wants to remind her listeners that we never fully see the journey of people. We never know the full journey and what they have been through to get over the hump and continue in the direction that they are aiming toward. It's a reminder to stay humble. As much as we plan, we have no control at times. Things happen, good or bad, they just make us a better human being.

In this episode, Eileen is catching up and sharing the ways that she is transparent and vulnerable. This is the only way that she knows how to be. In light of all that has happened since December, she wanted to catch up and share a few things and be as transparent as she knows how. She shares what she's been up to and ways she navigates certain situations with her vulnerability and transparency. She shares the importance of being authentically you, of not competing against anyone, only yourself. She discusses how important it is to clear out your space and roll with people who are on your level and of your caliber. She can't fake who she is and she hopes this serves you to show up in your authentic self daily. Her vulnerability and transparency enable her to be the great leader that she is in and outside of the classroom.

In this episode, Eileen shares her opinion on racism and the constant draw of the race card! WHY?  Listen in and see what she has to say. Don't forget to rate, subscribe, and review. Follow her over on MommyTeaches.com

In this episode Eileen shares where she has been and some things, she has been faced with. She catches you up on how life has been since she last cracked her earbuds. Eileen shares how she chooses to face those lemons that life has given her and she just makes her good ole', sweet lemonade!  Subscribe, Rate and show her some love!

On this bonus Episode, Eileen talks about her Summertime plans and what she really thinks about summertime. She shares her views on the Miss Universe Puerto Rico issue with her NOT considered to be Puerto Rican enough! Eileen also shares her views on the tragic deaths that are taking place in The Dominican Republic, and the offense that some Dominicans seem to be taking from it. She wanted to share some of her summertime thoughts and would love for you to weigh in. Don't forget to subscribe, comment, share, and review! Happy Summer!!!

In this episode, Eileen shares her struggle with grief throughout the years. Losing her dad at the tender age of twenty-one, she opens up about what led to a ripple in their relationship and how she worked to rebuild that father-daughter bond right before his passing in 1999. Eileen did this episode as her father's 20th year anniversary of death approaches this week. She wanted to share a bit of her feelings after 20 years and the way the grief can sneak up on her at any given moment. The importance of this episode is to remind us that it's okay to grieve and that it can happen at any time. The most important thing is to allow the process to take place and to remind yourself that it's okay. She hopes this serves someone, somewhere.  (Someday, you will find her complete story in a book) Subscribe, Follow, Share and comment if you find it in your heart. MommyTeaches.com 

On this episode, I am just catching up since my month long hiatus because life just happens and we have to live it fully! Tune in to what took me so long to come on back as I continue to share this journey called life on the MommyTeaches Podcast. Follow me over at MommyTeaches.com where you can connect with me on all my platforms. You can always send me an email at Eileen@MommyTeaches.com as well. Thanks for your support always!

On this episode of the MommyTeaches Podcast, Eileen shares how she is taking care of herself mind, body, and spirit. She also shares tips that have helped her maintain her relationship with her husband that she has known for 23 years now, and why she will be missing for a minute. She reminds us of how important it is to stay focused and prioritize the most important things in our lives. She definitely practices what she preaches. Find her over on MommyTeaches.com where you will find all of her social buttons. Play catch up on her MommyTeaches Podcast episodes until she drops her new one

On this episode of the MommyTeaches Autism Awareness Series, I discuss the importance of not putting the diagnosis in a box. It doesn't look the same for everyone and it definitely doesn't feel the same for everyone as well. I share some facts some from different sources online about Autism and Asperger's and the difference. The umbrella is HUGE, and what looks like Autism for others just isn't the same for all. I also share a story/dialogue that my younger son and I had recently in the car on our way to school. It seemed like it was something on his mind or possibly even a fear that he might have had.  Please continue to follow us over at MommyTeaches.com IG: @eileenccampos Twitter: @EileenCCampos @MommyT3aches 

On this episode, Nadia, the CEO, and founder of The Network Niche shares how she began as a blogger 10 years ago. Nadia opens up about her journey to where she is now and where she is headed. This award-winning blogger, speaker, and Forbes featured woman, is one amazing and inspirational individual that you don't want to miss following. I was so honored to chat with her and for her to share all of her wisdom. Please follow her on all social platforms and show her some love: Website: http://www.thenetworkniche.com/ IG: https://www.instagram.com/thenetworkniche/ Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/TheNetworkNiche/ Twitter: https://twitter.com/thenetworkniche Pinterest: https://www.pinterest.com/thenetworkniche/

On this episode, I share some facts about Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD) and share some of the strides that I have made with my son within the last year. I am tired of people getting misinformation, passing judgment, and not educating themselves on the diagnosis. It's so important that we get informed and do our research before we assume and judge. Please go back into the podcast archives and hear more of our story as this is my second Autism Awareness series as we are always evolving and learning as time passes by.  Please don't hesitate to reach out to me on Instagram @eileenccampos and you can send me an email at Eileen@MommyTeaches.com. I am here to help and serve.

This self-taught web designer, blogger, mom, and wife is an inspiration. She reminds us in this episode that when you put your passion, soul, purpose, brains, and hard work together, anything is possible. She shares her truth in this honest interview on why she began and where she is now. Listen in, as I promise you will walk away with so much inspiration and courage to go after what you want if you haven't already. Follow and support her on all social platforms below: IG: https://www.instagram.com/chantillypatino/ https://www.instagram.com/biculturalfamilia/ Twitter: https://twitter.com/ChantillyPatino https://twitter.com/BiculturalFam Websites: https://www.biculturalfamilia.com/ https://chantillypatino.com/ Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/ChantillyPatino/