MOMS ON CALL

Nicole from Fort Wayne, Indiana is wondering if Laura and Jennifer could explain how to properly do tummy time and when parents should be starting it.

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.

Elizabeth from Greenville, South Carolina wants to know when it is safe to take a newborn out in public. Erin from Mississippi has a six month old and has questions about introducing solids and baby-led weaning. And Leeanne from Florida needs to know how to keep her toddler in bed and not screaming at the bedroom door every night.

Candice from Greenville needs help! She's pregnant with her first and wants to know as much as she can about how to go on the sleep schedule once her little man arrives.

What you can expect in the first 4 weeks of bringing a baby home 3 sleep tips for babies under 12 weeks When can you start implementing effective, purposeful routines with a newborn? Navigating your top toddler issues Your calls: How do I get my 3 year old to eat? My toddler does great with potty training during the day and has no accidents but usually has accidents at night. What should I do? How can I get my toddler to settle down toward bedtime? She has the hardest time falling asleep. Have a question for the Moms? Call us and leave a message at 888-234-7979.

This week on After Hours, Jennifer talks with Jesse, a mom of two boys and a dog, navigating the complexities of parenting with a toddler and a newborn. Jesse shares her experiences with sleep schedules, feeding challenges, and the differences between her children. The podcast offers practical advice on managing feeding schedules, transitioning from swaddling, and balancing parenting roles with a partner. It emphasizes the importance of routine, communication, and adapting to each child's unique needs while maintaining a supportive family environment.

Moms, when is the last time you had a hot meal? Chances are it's a very rare occasion in your house if you have young kids. A mom in Ohio is having a similar problem, accept her little one won’t let her eat because he wants her food! Will she ever be able to eat her own food again? Speaking of hot meals, what do you do if your child refuses to eat any food that is even a little bit warm? Jennifer and Laura will talk about why that could be happening and how to get through this phase.

This week on the Moms on Call podcast, Jennifer and Laura welcome Brittany from Loverly Grey. She’ll share her journey from starting a fashion blog to becoming a mom and business owner. Brittany discusses the impact of Moms on Call on her parenting, emphasizing the importance of structure and routine. She highlights the growth of her brands, including Loverly Grey and Life with Loverly, and the challenges of balancing business and family life. The conversation touches on the significance of intentionality in daily routines, communication in relationships, and the role of confidence in personal and professional settings. For all things Brittany and Loverly Grey, visit loverlygrey.com

In honor of Father’s Day this weekend, this episode of Moms on Call is dedicated to two dad questions. First moms, what do you do when your child clearly prefers you over dad? We’ll tell you how to help dad create special moments to bond them with your baby. Then, a new mom is worried about her husband taking over while she goes back to work and ruining the finely tuned schedule she has crafted. Jennifer and Laura will talk about why you don’t need to stress over this too much and why.

This week of After Hours, Jennifer and Laura talk to Sonia, a mother navigating the challenges of parenting her nine-month-old son, Zane. Sonia shares her journey from Mumbai to California, her academic achievements, and her family's story, including the difficulties faced during Zane's early months, such as breastfeeding challenges and sleep issues. Laura and Jennifer provide practical advice on establishing routines, managing nighttime awakenings, and the importance of consistency. They emphasize the significance of allowing babies to self-soothe and the role of parental support in overcoming sleep disruptions. The episode highlights the balance between maintaining routines and adapting to life's unpredictabilities, offering reassurance and strategies for parents facing similar challenges.