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  • RAISING THEM WELL: Gen Alpha with Dave Boden (From the Archives)

    RAISING THEM WELL: Gen Alpha with Dave Boden (From the Archives)
    2026/07/01
    It's the launch of our new summer series, "Raising Them Well!" We're kicking it off with an in-depth look at the generation you're likely raising...but that get's overlooked!

    Show Notes: https://bit.ly/49VVMDz

    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

    Keywords: Generations, Gen Alpha, Parenting, Technology, Anxiety, AI, Education, Faith, Youth, Cultural Milestones
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    35 分
  • The "Good Christian Girl Syndrome" with Julie Lyles Carr

    The "Good Christian Girl Syndrome" with Julie Lyles Carr
    2026/06/24
    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
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    36 分
  • Parenting Trends with Julie Lyles Carr

    Parenting Trends with Julie Lyles Carr
    2026/06/17
    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
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    33 分
  • Off the Hamster Wheel with Christine Gunderson

    Off the Hamster Wheel with Christine Gunderson
    2026/06/10
    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
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    33 分
  • Screening Summer with Julie Lyles Carr

    Screening Summer with Julie Lyles Carr
    2026/06/03
    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
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    34 分
  • The Book of Us with Tim Mulgrew

    The Book of Us with Tim Mulgrew
    2026/05/27
    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
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    36 分
  • Organize365 with Lisa Woodruff

    Organize365 with Lisa Woodruff
    2026/05/20
    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:
    1. Household management as an economic engine
    2. Statistics on household spending and time
    3. Mental models for household organization
    4. 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
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    38 分
  • Gen Alpha with Dave Boden

    Gen Alpha with Dave Boden
    2026/05/13
    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
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    35 分