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Mom shame doesn’t just whisper—it isolates. Maybe this looks like snapping, hiding, the “I’ll fix it myself” cycle. And meanwhile, you’re exhausted and still feel like you’re coming up short. Abbey Wedgeworth, author of Help! I'm Ruining My Kids: A Gospel Guide for the Mom Who's Desperate for Change, names what’s really going on—behind the anger, the silence, the pressure to hold it together. She digs into why going it alone keeps you stuck longer than you think.
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Find out more about Abbey Wedgeworth and her books at abbeywedgeworth.com

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Mom guilt hits fast—and it sticks. The yelling, the regret, the fear you’re doing damage you can’t undo. You love your kids… so why does it feel like you’re failing them daily? Abbey Wedgeworth, author of Help! I'm Ruining My Kids: A Gospel Guide for the Mom Who's Desperate for Change, doesn’t dodge the mess. It walks straight into the anger, shame, and mental spiral—and offers a way forward that’s honest, grounded, and actually doable in real life.
Show Notes and Resources
Find out more about Abbey Wedgeworth and her books at abbeywedgeworth.com

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What lies might your daughter be buying into—that could change her life? Author Dannah Gresh chats about the power of a mom to protect and empower her daughter toward unmissable truths that set her free.
Show Notes and Resources
Connect with Dannah and find her books at dannahgresh.com, and be sure to catch to her podcast

Intrigued by today's episode? Think more about the lies you might be believing in Dannah's blog post, "Are You Believing Lies about Media?"

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What are your daughter’s emotions telling you about her inner world? Author Dannah Gresh chats about the lies our girls believe, the powerful emotions they face, and how to deal in healthy ways with both.
Show Notes and Resources
Connect with Dannah and find her books at dannahgresh.com, and be sure to catch to her podcast

Intrigued by today's episode? Think more about the lies you might be believing in Dannah's blog post, "Are You Believing Lies about Media?"

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Whether this you’re a first-time mom or a seasoned veteran, your struggles postpartum might be the same: Sleep deprivation. Healing. Body insecurity. Lack of sex. Expectations. Caring for yourself. Keeping a tiny human alive. Hormones. Kathryn and Elisha Voetberg provide ideas to navigate the biggest challenges of bringing a child into the world.
Show Notes and Resources
Connect with Elilsha and Kathryn Voetberg www.nowthatwereafamily.com.
Learn more about Elilsha and Kathryn and get their books here: nowthatwereafamily.com/after-the-baby
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