This week I’m sharing the moment my kids discovered why I love WWE — and how the Attitude Era became a core memory in our house. After they asked me why I’m such a wrestling fan, I introduced them to Stone Cold Steve Austin vs. The Undertaker in the iconic Buried Alive match (yes… with the excavator 😅). Their reaction to classic WWE vs. today’s wrestling was everything.

We’re talking about growing up with wrestling, Attitude Era nostalgia, sharing your childhood with your kids, and why it matters to let them see who you were before motherhood. I also dive into my rock collection, the meaning behind it, and the family rule that will get you shunned if you don't follow it. ( jk or am I? lol)

If you love WWE, Stone Cold, The Undertaker, wrestling memories, parenting older kids, raising teens, mom life, and creating real connections through the things you loved growing up — this episode is for you. (Pat Mcafee is the annoucer who forgot. ;-/)

WWE podcast, Attitude Era, Stone Cold Steve Austin, Undertaker Buried Alive match, wrestling nostalgia, mom podcast, parenting teens, motherhood and identity, sharing your childhood with your kids, family connection, 90s wrestling, 2000s WWE, women who love wrestling, kids react to WWE

Valentine’s Day parenting hits different when you’re raising teens. In this episode, I talk about giving kids Valentine’s Day gifts, helping them choose gifts for others, navigating teen crushes, and when friend-Valentines make more sense than romance.

We cover kindness, bullying, protecting kids’ hearts, and what to get a teen boy for Valentine’s Day. I also share how Valentine’s traditions change over time, my husband’s tradition versus my quieter one, and why the love kids grow up with becomes the love they look for later.

A gentle, honest Valentine’s Day episode about family, boundaries, and raising kind humans.

Happy Valentine’s Day 💗
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Yelling doesn’t mean you’re a bad parent—it means your nervous system is overwhelmed. In this episode, we talk about how taking intentional breaks (even just 30 seconds) can help you regulate your emotions, stop yelling, and respond instead of react.

When parents pause, kids feel safer

When kids feel safer, behavior improves This isn’t about “perfect parenting” or gentle parenting guilt. It’s about breaking the cycle of reactive discipline and raising healthier, happier kids with emotional regulation skills that actually last.

If you’re stuck in a yelling cycle, feeling overstimulated, burnt out, or touched-out, this episode is for you. We’ll unpack why yelling happens, how your nervous system affects your kids, and simple regulation tools you can use in real life—mid-meltdown, mid-chaos, mid-day.

Because when we regulate ourselves, we change the emotional climate of our homes—and that’s how generational cycles end.

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