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Listener questions? Yes please! In our summer series, Raising Them Well, we wrap up this series with an encore episode about kids, kids fighting, kids being jealous of their siblings, all things rivalry! Show Notes: https://bit.ly/4ejEwJw Takeaways: Sibling relationships are foundational to family dynamics.Fairness in parenting can shape sibling relationships positively.Teaching conflict resolution is crucial for healthy sibling interactions.Adult sibling relationships can be complicated and require clear communication.Repairing relationships after conflict is essential for long-term harmony.Modeling healthy relationships helps children navigate...

Are moms tired? You bet! But they're not the only ones! In this encore episode in our summer series, Raising Them Well, we look at the other half of the parenting team who are also feeling the parenting pressure. Show Notes: https://bit.ly/4vb94o8 Key Topics: Dad fatigue and self-careThe evolving role of dads in family lifeThe importance of vulnerability and emotional support in fatherhood Sound Bites: "I'm tired from this parenting journey, not of it.""Vulnerability is someone else's freedom.""Perspective of time passing changes everything." C...

Lots of people have lots of opinions about what it means to be a "good" Christian girl. But what is simply performance and what is actually based on your relationship with God? Julie Lyles Carr, AllMomDoes host, tackles this complex and layered topic in this episode of the AllMomDoes podcast. Show Notes: https://bit.ly/4eDLqcJ

Julie goes solo this episode, unpacking the latest parenting trends, with insights on what to take with you from those trends and what to consider leaving behind. Show Notes: https://bit.ly/4vpESpp

The select soccer practices, the travel team, the chess club, the homework, the test prep...moms today are navigating not just a more complex world when it comes to raising their kids, but also all the add-ons that are supposed to help our kids prepare for an uncertain future. But what if you decided to get off the hamster wheel and make your kids...and your life...more simple? Novelist and journalist Christine Gunderson joins AllMomDoes host Julie Lyles Carr for an insightful conversation about the forces that drive us to do more more more for our kids and why it could be time for a reset. Show Notes: https://bit.ly/4xfKrIr Key Topics: The evolution of motherhood from the 1960s to today Impact of societal expectations on mothers The role of community in raising children The importance of boredom and free time for kids The influence of technology and screen time on literacy and creativity Sound bites: "Why are we doing all this stuff?" "Fast content shortens attention spans." "Share passions, don’t impose them." Chapters 00:00 Introduction to Motherhood Today 03:04 The Changing Landscape of Motherhood 05:47 Community and Its Role in Parenting 08:38 The Impact of Scheduling on Children 11:26 Boredom and Creativity in Kids 14:35 The Walk Away Wife Syndrome 17:23 Finding Solutions Through Community 20:10 Unrealized Aspirations and Parenting 22:49 Conclusion and Resources Keywords: motherhood, parenting pressures, community, family life, homeschooling, childhood freedom, social anxiety, screen time, work-life balance, novel

Statistics show that summer time means...more screen time. That's right. When school's out, the devices, the online gaming, the screens are on. What can you do to have a better balance this summer when it comes to screens? AllMomDoes host Julie Lyles Carr shares the latest research and helpful tips when it comes to your kids and your screens. Show Notes: https://bit.ly/4vmhGrO Key Topics: Impact of screen time on children's health and vision Blue light and sleep cycles Physical and social effects of excessive screen use Benefits of controlled screen time and online relationships Micro habits for reducing screen time Teaching life skills and independence Modeling healthy tech habits as parents Family screen fast and proactive planning Sound Bites "Kids spend 7.5 hours a day on screens" "Tech neck is a real physical toll" "Micro habits make change easier" Chapters: 00:00 Introduction and seasonal context for parents 01:19 Summer routines and increased screen time 02:18 Statistics on children's screen usage 03:35 Health impacts: eye strain and blue light 04:57 Physical toll of screen time: tech neck 06:22 Social anxiety and online interactions 07:17 Rethinking screen time: benefits of moderate use 08:36 Developing soft skills through digital platforms 10:24 Micro habits for managing screen time 12:04 Replacing screen time with engaging activities 14:52 Teaching basic life skills during summer 17:35 Handling objectionable content and open conversations 21:34 The importance of intentional content consumption 22:25 Family screen fast: a 24-hour challenge 24:28 Proactive planning and family bonding 26:01 Encouraging scripture memorization and values 26:58 Modeling healthy screen habits as parents 28:16 Balancing control and independence 29:39 Preparing kids for future digital challenges 30:33 Summarizing key takeaways and encouragement Keywords: screen time, summer activities, parenting, children's health, digital habits, life skills, family routines, self-regulation, technology, child development

You've probably been told to read the Bible...but you might not have been given a strategy for how. Tim Mulgrew joins AllMomDoes host Julie Lyles Carr for a fascinating look at the enduring truths and timelessness of the Bible and why understanding God's intent for Scripture can change how you read the Bible today. Show Notes: https://bit.ly/3PoRJbw

Your home life? It's a business. Really. If you find yourself feeling overwhelmed with all the stuff and responsibilities and endless task lists, Lisa Woodruff of Organize365 is here to help! She joins AllMomDoes host Julie Lyles Carr with a fresh perspective on how much time it actually takes of run a home and family, why analyzing those jobs through a business lens brings greater clarity, and how you can equip yourself to get out of the quicksand of modern life. Show Notes: https://bit.ly/4d3UkzD Key Topics: Household management as an economic engine Statistics on household spending and time Mental models for household organization Strategies to reduce overwhelm and increase productivity Takeaways: Households are a $68 trillion industry in the US economy. On average, 28 hours a week are spent on household chores. Applying business principles to household management can increase efficiency. Planning and contingency strategies improve goal attainment. Small, intentional changes can significantly reduce overwhelm.Sound Bites:"Small, intentional changes can significantly reduce overwhelm." "Planning and contingency strategies improve goal attainment." "Households are a $68 trillion industry in the US economy." Chapters: 00:00 Introduction and Lisa's origin story 02:05 Household management as an economic engine 04:26 Statistics on household spending and time 07:24 Applying business principles to household management 11:11 Strategies to reduce overwhelm and increase productivity 14:25 The importance of planning and contingency strategies 19:20 Self-care and rethinking priorities in midlife 28:51 Escaping quicksand: the metaphor for overwhelm 34:54 Resources and where to find Lisa WoodruffResources: The Sunday Basket Escaping Quicksand Book

It's the generation that just doesn't get talked about all that much...but it's the generation that is being raised right now! Dave Boden joins AllMomDoes host Julie Lyles Carr for this insightful look into Gen Alpha, those kids born between 2010 to 2025. They've got some unique dynamics to the world they're in, ones that we need to know as we're parenting and teaching and coaching. This is a conversation you don't want to miss! Show Notes: https://bit.ly/4dav6Re Key Topics: Generational studies and their importance The emergence of Gen Alpha and its characteristics The impact of COVID-19 on Gen Alpha The role of technology and AI in shaping young minds Parenting trends and their effects on children's mental health Sound Bites: "One generation will tell of your deeds to the next" "Anxiousness in Gen Alpha is rising rapidly" "Every source of information may be driven by AI" Chapters: 00:00 Introduction to Generational Conversations 02:38 Understanding Generational Dynamics 06:47 The Anxious Generation: Gen Alpha 14:39 Gentle Parenting and Its Implications 19:29 The Impact of the Pandemic on Gen Alpha 25:44 Navigating AI and Future Careers for Gen Alpha Resources: Book: Raising Gen Alpha: Helping Kids Navigate Everything from Anxiety to AI

As it turns out, fatigue isn't just a mom's game. As more and more dads are involved in the day-to-day of family life, they have times they struggle too! Jon Gustin joins AllMomDoes host Julie Lyles Carr for a vulnerable conversation about the pressures and challenges facing today's dads, why compassion over competition is key to healthy parenting, and how to have the talks that matter the most. Show Notes: https://bit.ly/4vMewyr

When you're dealing with conflict or tension in your marriage, praying together and for each other might be the last thing you want to do. Brad and Heidi Mitchell join AllMomDoes host Julie Lyles Carr for an eye-opening discussion about how you can bring prayer into the toughest times in your marriage and ideas for how to pray when conflict is high. Show Notes: https://bit.ly/41L7g8n Main Topics Covered: The transformative power of prayer in marriage, especially during conflicts How perceptions of marriage have evolved culturally and the impact of social media Recognizing spiritual attacks at different marriage stages, including empty nest and "gray divorce" Building resilience through authentic, raw prayer, and shared spiritual practices Strategies for praying for a struggling spouse and fostering long-term faithfulness The enemy’s tactics today, from cultural influences to the rise of pornography The importance of intentionality and preemptive prayer during life transitions Timestamps: 00:00 - Introduction to the importance of prayer in marriage 00:29 - The Mitchells' personal journey through marriage challenges 01:18 - Building a Christ-centered marriage ministry 01:47 - The role of experience in guiding married couples 02:23 - Cultural shifts and the portrayal of marriage on social media 03:10 - The decline of marriage and its implications in the church 04:19 - The dark times that shaped the Mitchells' ministry call 05:38 - Strategies to keep marriage strong amid cultural pressures 06:08 - Challenges faced during different marriage stages, including long-term marriages 07:28 - The importance of vigilance against spiritual attacks 08:20 - Specific timing vulnerabilities in marriage, such as raising kids or becoming empty nesters 09:32 - The role of complacency versus active spiritual protection 10:25 - Preemptive prayer and strategic spiritual defense 11:18 - Rethinking prayer beyond ritual, embracing raw authenticity 12:22 - Overcoming barriers to prayer during conflict 13:46 - Psalm prayers and Scriptures as tools for unity 15:11 - How to pray when conflicts or tension are high 16:24 - The significance of prayerful agreement and seeking divine guidance 17:48 - Praying separately and then coming into agreement 18:40 - Supporting a spouse in a faith crisis through prayer and patience 19:37 - Engaging in silent, ongoing intercession for a spouse’s spiritual health 22:49 - Maintaining faith and strength in long-term spiritual battles 23:47 - Living a prayerful life that witnesses to a struggling spouse 24:40 - New tactics of spiritual attack in current culture 26:31 - How societal pressures and media influence marriage expectations 27:37 - Romanticizing marriage and the pressure to meet high ideals 29:04 - The shallow portrayal of marriage today and the need for biblical foundation 30:46 - The rise of quickie divorces and the erosion of biblical values 31:57 - Pornography’s infiltration and its devastating effect on marital intimacy 32:07 - Resources available: the Mitchells’ book Build Your Marriage with Prayer 33:19 - Connecting with the Mitchells online and where to find their ministry 34:07 - Key research findings on prayer and marital success Resources & Links: Build Your Marriage - Ministry website with books, resources, and conference info Spiritual Mismatch by Lee and Leslie Strobel - Insights on faith dynamics in marri

Being heard, understood, and sympathized with are great things...but living life to the full also means living with courage. Ann White joins AllMomDoes host Julie Lyles Carr for a conversation about what is means to have courage in an anxious era and how sometimes the greatest courage of all is to get deeply honest about who you are. Show Notes: https://bit.ly/4cVlFFc Key Topics The importance of courage rooted in faith, not the absence of fear Anne’s personal journey from trauma and fear to trust and courageous action The seven steps to courage that transform emotional and spiritual health Practical ways to identify safe people to share your struggles with The role of vulnerability and its relationship with true courage How to distinguish who to trust when seeking support Balancing fear and courage: making daily intentional choices The significance of personal responsibility in growth and healing Resources for emotional health: Bible studies, audio Bibles, and more How living courageously unlocks abundant life and joy Timestamps00:00 - Introduction to Courage and the Theme of the Episode 01:00 - Anne White’s Background and Journey of Faith 02:00 - The Power of Vulnerability in Building Courage 04:00 - Reckoning with Past Fears and Embracing God’s Power 06:00 - The Root of Courage: Discipleship and Personal Transformation 07:30 - The Role of Biblically Sound Courage in Daily Life 09:00 - Courage and Vulnerability in Women’s Ministries 11:00 - A Life-Changing Moment: Writing the Reality of Struggles 12:30 - Steps of Courage: Facing Fear and Taking Risks 14:00 - Choosing Trustworthy Support Systems 16:00 - How to Identify Safe People to Share Your Heart 18:00 - The Relationship Between Fear, Anxiety, and Courage 21:00 - Practical Ways to Overcome Obstacles and Make Courageous Changes 24:00 - The Power of Personal Responsibility in Response to Difficulties 27:00 - Faith-Driven Decisions: Trusting God’s Guidance in Courage 29:00 - How Fear and Courage Coexist — Making the Daily Choice 32:00 - The Stakes of Remaining in Comfort Zone Instead of Courage 34:00 - The Transformational Power of Living Courageously with God 36:00 - Resources for Emotional and Spiritual Growth: Bible Studies, podcasts, and apps 38:00 - Connecting with Anne White and Courage for Life Ecosystem 39:00 - Final Encouragement to Step Into Courage and Live Abundantly

Baylor professor Dr. Allison Alford joins AllMomDoes host Julie Lyles Carr for a fascinating discussion about the role of adult daughters, how we underestimate what it takes on the part of daughters to keep the extended family engine going, what healthy boundaries and frank conversations have to do with caring for aging parents, and so much more! Show Notes: In this episode: https://bit.ly/4caov7N The significance of daughtering as a lifelong role and its influence on identity The concept of invisible labor and mental load in family systems How identity, geography, and socioeconomic status affect daughtering responsibilities The emotional and logistical dimensions of caring for aging parents and relatives The evolution of gender roles and expectations for sons and daughters across generations Practical strategies for setting boundaries and sharing responsibilities The importance of intentional communication with sons to foster empathy and involvement How cultural backgrounds influence caregiving and independence norms The role of family agency and decision-making in honoring parent relationships Dr. Alford’s upcoming book, Good Daughtering, and resources for taking charge of your daughtering role Timestamps: (00:00) Why daughtering is the foundational role shaping family life (03:01) Recognizing invisible labor and emotional work in family systems (07:14) The impact of geographic and socioeconomic factors on elder care (10:11) Defining “doing daughtering”: the mental, emotional, logistical work (12:32) The disparity between daughters’ roles in different family structures (15:14) Birth order, personality, and proximity influencing daughtering dynamics (20:11) The changing landscape for sons and their involvement in caregiving (23:07) Cultivating empathy and leadership in sons from a young age (26:39) Navigating independence, cultural expectations, and boundary setting (29:45) The agency we have in choosing how to honor and support aging parents (32:21) Where to find Dr. Alford’s book Good Daughtering and connecting with her online

What are the things that work with our kids when it comes to, not just telling them about God, but helping them develop their own relationship with Him? Amanda Jass is a former educator and faith curriculum writer who helps parents and kids connect in a fresh way in faith conversations. She joins AllMomDoes host Julie Lyles Carr to look at what hasn't worked in kids' ministry, what kinds of resources and approaches are helpful, and why simply letting us kids ask the hard questions while we don't feel like we have all the answers is actually really important. Show Notes: https://bit.ly/3PHoIrA Takeaways: Amanda Jass shares her journey in children's ministry. The importance of intentional curriculum development for children. Parents should be the primary spiritual educators of their children. Encouraging questions in faith is vital for children's understanding. There are gaps in current children's ministry resources that need addressing. Storytelling is an effective way to teach biblical principles. Parents can use devotionals to facilitate spiritual conversations. Children learn best when they see faith modeled in their parents. It's okay for parents to not have all the answers to their children's questions. The new book 'Adventures in the Friendly Forest' offers a unique approach to teaching faith Sound Bites: "Asking questions can be a good thing." "Kids are watching us closely." "God is the one who makes things grow." Chapters:00:00 Introduction to the Podcast and Guest 02:50 Amanda's Journey in Children's Ministry 05:40 The Importance of Intentional Curriculum Development 08:31 Addressing Gaps in Children's Ministry Resources 11:05 Encouraging Questions and Conversations in Faith 14:02 The Role of Parents in Spiritual Education 16:57 Introducing 'Adventures in the Friendly Forest' 19:57 The Structure and Purpose of the Devotional 22:30 Conclusion and Resources for Parents Keywords: children's ministry, parenting, faith formation, spiritual education, curriculum development, family resources, children's books, intentional parenting, devotional resources, spiritual conversations

Many of the stories of the women in the Bible often live in the shadows. René Echevarria, screenwriter and producer, has helped bring their lives into the spotlight with the new series from Fox, The Faithful. He joins AllMomDoes host Julie Lyles Carr for a fascinating conversation about his own journey to faith, what the lives of women found in the book of Genesis have taught him, and why their stories matter more than ever today. Show Notes: https://bit.ly/40RPkZe

It's an exciting first! TedX speaker, company founder, and teen (yes, teenager!) Sonia Suthar reached out to AllMomDoes host Julie Lyles Carr about being on the podcast! You're going to love this conversation about how to help your teen be ready for communicating with their university professor or their boss, how to be both thoughtful about the anxiety your teen may feel in those situations and also how to help them be ready ~ it's an episode you don't want to miss! Show Notes: https://bit.ly/4uxxhFe Takeaways: Sonia emphasizes the need for teens to learn life skills that are not taught in school. Parents play a crucial role in supporting their children's communication development. The fear of judgment and rejection is a significant barrier for many teens. Soft skills are essential for success in college and the workplace. COVID-19 has exacerbated communication anxiety among young people. Building a supportive environment helps teens feel more confident in their communication. Reframing failure as a learning opportunity can empower teens. Understanding emotional intelligence is vital for both parents and teens. Initiation is key for teens to develop independence and self-advocacy. Sonia's TED Talk experience highlights the importance of public speaking for young people. Sound Bites: "Agency is key for self-advocacy." "You're always gonna be judged." "Reframing failure is valuable." Chapters:00:00 Introduction to Communication Gaps in Teens 03:01 Sonia's Journey into Life Skills Coaching 05:54 Understanding the Roots of Communication Anxiety 08:45 The Role of Parents in Supporting Communication Skills 11:37 The Importance of Soft Skills in Today's World 14:37 Impact of COVID-19 on Social Skills Development 17:34 Building a Baseline for Communication Skills 20:40 Reframing Fear of Rejection and Judgment 23:15 Navigating Generational Communication Gaps 26:12 Sonia's TED Talk Experience and Initiation in Teens Keywords: communication, teens, life skills, parenting, anxiety, soft skills, COVID-19, emotional intelligence, rejection, generational gaps

Ash Ruddy had no reason to think that this would be the day she would go into labor. After all, she was barely past the halfway mark in her pregnancy. But she soon found herself in a world of early labor, NICU, diagnosis, and more. Ash joins AllMomDoes host Julie Lyles Carr to talk about miracles in hard places and how faith held her family together. Show Notes: https://bit.ly/4rWtDmL

Our culture, our content feeds have a lot to say about what our houses should look like and what we should own. But is there a better way to look at how we live life in our homes? Decluttering expert Katy Wells joins Julie Lyles Carr on the AllMomDoes podcast for an insightful conversation about why healthy homes have expected messes, what your clutter personality style is, and how to embrace space in your life. Show Notes: https://bit.ly/3ZVmtTp Takeaways: Clutter is a life skill that many are not taught. Cultural expectations create pressure on women to maintain perfect homes. There is a distinction between clutter (optional) and expected mess (inevitable). A good enough home is about how it feels, not just how it looks. Mental health is affected by clutter and organization. Understanding your ‘stuff story’ helps in decluttering. Connection to oneself and others is a key desire in life. Thrifting can be a spiritual experience for some. Identity influences behavior regarding organization and clutter. It’s important to find balance and harmony in home management. Sound Bites: “I was not born organized.” “Identity drives behavior.” “Thrifting is a spiritual experience.” Chapters: 00:00 – Introduction to Decluttering and Organization 02:47 – Understanding Clutter and Expected Mess 05:48 – Cultural Pressures and Expectations on Women 08:57 – Defining a Good Enough Home 11:39 – The Connection Between Clutter and Mental Health 14:34 – The Role of Identity in Clutter Management 17:27 – Navigating Clutter in Shared Spaces 20:20 – Maximized Minimalism: Finding Balance 23:06 – The Emotional Weight of Clutter 26:03 – Creating a Personal Stuff Story 28:53 – Conclusion and Resources Keywords: clutter, organization, mental health, minimalism, motherhood, home management, cultural expectations, decluttering, wellness, parenting

Clean, tidy, and organized didn't come easy to Dana K. White. So she decided to go public with it! Dana joins AllMomDoes host Julie Lyles Carr for an insightful conversation about decluttering and organizing for the messy among us, with great tips for easily getting your kids in on the decluttering game! Show Notes: https://bit.ly/46zOZNV Takeaways: Dana K. White is a decluttering expert and author. She emphasizes the importance of understanding one's clutter threshold. The container concept is about setting limits on what can be kept. Teaching kids to declutter can be fun and engaging. One-in-one-out rule helps maintain organization. Shared spaces should reflect the lowest clutter threshold. Gifts should be viewed as love, not just items. Winnie's Pile of Pillows introduces decluttering to children. Decluttering is a process that requires patience and practice. It's important to communicate the value of space to children. Sound Bites: "I teach decluttering for a living" "Shared spaces need to be decluttered down" "One in one out is how you maintain progress" Chapters: 00:00 - Introduction and Technical Challenges 01:13 - Meet Dana K. White: The Decluttering Expert 02:29 - The Journey from Chaos to Clarity 05:17 - Understanding the Container Concept 12:31 - Teaching Kids to Declutter 18:04 - Managing Clutter Thresholds in Shared Spaces 24:00 - Navigating Gifts and Sentimentality 25:06 - Introducing 'Winnie's Pile of Pillows' Keywords: decluttering, organization, parenting, home management, container concept, kids, gifts, clutter threshold, home, podcast

God created our emotions. Why is it so hard, then, to feel them, to know what to do with them? Author Anjuli Paschall and AllMomDoes host Julie Lyles Carr discuss how to take feelings to God, how to pray from what we're feeling, and how the complexities of our emotions can bring us closer to God. Show Notes: https://bit.ly/4en8biW

The conversation was so good, we just kept going! Join us for Part 2 with Sophie Hudson and AllMomDoes host Julie Lyles Carr for what happens when women lead. Show Notes: https://bit.ly/4frwZHt

If you influence one person in your life, that makes you a leader. Join Sophie Hudson, known to so many as the beloved BooMama, and AllMomDoes host Julie Lyles Carr, for an enlightening conversation about what it means to be a leader and how women can lead across many areas of their lives. Show Notes: https://bit.ly/4hjr2y3

To have this moment with my friend and dear guest, Julie Lyles Carr is definitely an exciting moment. Julie is a hilarious and brilliant best selling author, public speaker, entrepreneur, podcaster, mom of 8 and a “Sissy” (Grandma) of 1. She has degrees in English literature and psychology and more than all of this, she’s a child of God. On this part 2 of 2 episodes, I get to have conversation about some incredible revelations she lives out, along with the power of laughter, the way we see and speak and even this beautiful thing called “epigenetics” and how it all ties in, yet again with her faith in God, her best selling book, “Raising An Original” and so much more. This episode will definitely cause you to want to share with others. To listen to part 1: https://letstalkstudio.buzzsprout.com/12385/13586985-with-my-guest-raising-an-original-best-selling-author-julie-lyles-carr To contact Julie Lyles Carr: info@julielyescarr.com Website: www.JulieLylesCarr.com Instagram: @JulieLylesCarr Podcast: All Mom Does with Julie Lyles Carr https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/all-mom-does-podcast-with-julie-lyles-carr/id1072957734

On Episode 19 of This Redeemed Life, Marian welcomes Julie Lyles Carr to the table. Julie is host of the All Mom Does Podcast and the author of Raising an Original. As a mom of eight kids, she offers incredible wisdom and practical tips on Parenting for the Glory of God.

On this episode of the Mentor 4 Moms Podcast with Susan Seay, we have a guest on our virtual couch- Julie Lyles Carr After 30 years of marriage, 8 kids, and two thriving careers, how are Julie and her husband Mike keeping their marriage a priority? This is a real conversation about the challenges of two people who have different personalities but maintain their commitment to one another. Join us for a few laughs and solid wisdom as Julie speaks from the heart. Links from today’s episode: Julie's Website: https://julielylescarr.com/ Julie's Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/ julielylescarr/ My website: http://susanseay.com For more information on my products: http://susanseay.com/shop Connect with Susan Seay Facebook // Instagram // www.facebook.com/SusanLSeay/ http://instagram.com/ susanlseay Ways you can support this show: Help me connect with more moms who could use a mentor that offers lots of encouragement and practical tools. If you know a mom who desires to be more intentional but just doesn’t know-how. Share this episode via email or text Post about this episode on your Facebook, Instagram, or Twitter - add - #Mentor4Moms to your post

Today is a fun experiment! We team up the Julie Lyles Carr and The Modern Motherhood Podcast for a fun dual interview! We will be launching this episode on both podcasts in hopes to introduce you to Julie and all her greatness. Head over to The Modern Motherhood Podcast for more great content. We will also be at the same event in January 24th-25th 2020 in Austin Texas called The Intentional Family Conference. To get tickets and find out more info head to http://intentionalfamilyconference.com Follow us on instagram: @intentional_parents @brook_mosser @Emosser @philmcomer Grab a copy of our book: Raising Passionate Jesus Followers (Now available in audiobook!) https://www.amazon.com/Raising-Passionate-Jesus-Followers-Intentional/dp/0310347777 Website: http://intentionalparents.org Support: https://www.intentionalparents.org/give The Modern Motherhood Podcast https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/modern-motherhood-podcast-julie-lyles-carr-allmomdoes/id1072957734 Raising an Original https://www.amazon.com/Raising-Original-Parenting-According-Temperament/dp/0310345898/ref=sr_1_1?crid=3MUIX3NR1S7LS&keywords=raising+an+original&qid=1574104155&sprefix=Raising+an+original%2Caps%2C213&sr=8-1

Send us a text Show Notes: Click here to check out Angie’s Patreon.com account and become a supporter of the show. My guest on today’s show is Julie Lyles Carr. Julie is living a really creative life and raising 8 creative kids…I think we can definitely call her an expert. She’s giving us all kinds of wisdom today on … Continue reading "Episode 54: Raising an Original with Julie Lyles Carr"