On this week's “You've Got This,” I chat with Cindi McMenamin about how moms can support their daughters. Cindi is a national speaker and author of 17 books who helps women strengthen their relationship with God and others. She has been married 30 years to her husband, Hugh, and they have an adult daughter, Dana. Cindi and her family live...[ read more ]
On this week’s “You've Got This,” I discuss the importance of a child’s independence with Susan Morley, a parent coach, credentialed educator, and mother. She founded Parent Coach Atlanta, LLC, in order to make being a mom easier for today’s moms. Susan coaches parents, speaks to groups, develops and conducts workshops, and teaches private, personalized, one-on-one parenting classes. Susan has...[ read more ]
On this week's “You've Got This,” I chat with David Martin about teens and driving. David holds a masters in Counselor Education from The University Of Pittsburgh, and for more than 30 years have served as a school counselor in a multiple of educational settings. For the past two decades, he has worked primarily with high school students and parents....[ read more ]
On this week's "You've Got This," I talk with Sherry Kyle about how moms can stay connected with other women. Sherry is an award-winning author of books for tween girls, including the recent release True Heart Girls Devotional: God’s Promises for Me. She also writes novels for women set along the coast of California where she makes her home with...[ read more ]
On this week's “You've Got This,” I chat with Courtney Messick about our kids and their friends. Courtney is a Jesus-pursuing, native Texan, homeschool mom of three who believes homeschooling can be a peaceful and productive rhythm. As a speaker, consultant, homeschool community leader, and small business owner, she couldn’t do what she does without optimal time-management practices—or without coffee....[ read more ]
On this week's "You've Got This," I talk with Elizabeth Spencer about teenager daughters. Elizabeth is mom to two teenage daughters who regularly dispense love, affection, and brutally honest fashion advice. She's been married for 23 years to an exceedingly patient husband she picked up one Sunday in church. Elizabeth blogs about faith, family, and food (with some occasional funny thrown in) at Guilty...[ read more ]
My story, "A Mom to Many," from Chicken Soup for the Soul: Best Mom Ever!, is featured in today's Chicken Soup for the Soul Podcast (my story starts around the 3 minute mark--it's only 6ish minutes long in its entirety). [audio mp3="https://sarahhamaker.com/wp/wp-content/uploads/2017/04/CSS_2017-04-26-274.mp3"][/audio]