In this heartfelt and relatable episode, Kimberly opens up about life in the “second half”—the emotional shifts that come with the change of life, and watching your kids carve out their own lives.

She shares her thoughts on taking intentional breaks, creating her own space, learning breathwork, rediscovering joy, and preparing to return refreshed in 2026.

This isn’t an ending—it’s a renewal. Tune in for laughter, reflection, and a reminder to count your wins and give yourself grace for the rest. So, come on!

Want To Take a Deeper Dive:

• A Space of Her Own: Why Every Mom Needs One
• Beyond the Makeover: How to Live, Create, and Recharge in Your Space

Remember, this isn’t goodbye — just a beautiful pause. I’ll be checking in now and then, and back full-time in 2026. So stay tuned and stay connected! 💕

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Remember, as parents, do your best—there are no perfect parents, but countless ways to be loving and supportive. Signing off from the For Love of Parenting podcast. Thanks for listening. Until next time.

Summer is wonderful—but it can also leave couples feeling more like roommates managing logistics than partners in love. This episode is all about pressing reset as the season shifts. With simple tools like the This Is Us Check-In, a Fall Mantra, and even an Intimacy Ladder to bring back closeness, you’ll discover ways to realign, rebalance, and reconnect with your partner.

Think of it as your “Relationship New Year.” It’s time to move from summer chaos to fall connection.

What You’ll Learn in This Episode:

• Why summer tends to throw couples off track
• How to use the This Is Us Check-In to realign your relationship in just 60 minutes
• Ways to create a short and powerful Fall Mantra together
• How to rebalance calendars, responsibilities, and the mental load
• Practical tips for communication that lowers tension, not raises it
• A playful take on the Intimacy Ladder—foreplay in steps to bring closeness back

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If this episode helped you, subscribe and share it with your partner—or a friend who could use a reset this fall.

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For The Love of Parenting Podcast - Sponsored by Pregnancy Concepts LLC

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Email us at askus@pregnancyconcepts.com

Remember, as parents, do your best—there are no perfect parents, but countless ways to be loving and supportive. Signing off from the For Love of Parenting podcast. Thanks for listening. Until next time.

Becoming an empty nester can feel like a mix of pride, joy, and unexpected ache. In this episode of For the Love of Parenting, Kimberly Myers shares her personal journey of sending her daughter off to college, the quiet that followed, and the surprising ways she rediscovered herself in the process.

From reconnecting with her husband to creating new routines and revisiting old passions, Kimberly invites listeners to see the empty nest not as an ending, but as a new beginning.

Whether you’re preparing for this season or already in it, this episode will give you encouragement, practical tips, and a gentle reminder: your nest may be emptier, but your life can be fuller than ever.

What You’ll Learn in This Episode:

• Why the empty nest can feel both joyful and challenging
• How to rediscover parts of yourself you put on hold
• Simple ways to reconnect with your partner in this season
• Tips for staying socially connected and investing in your own growth
• Why the empty nest isn’t the end, but the start of something new

Take a Deeper Dive with Me

• A Space of Her Own: Why Every Mom Needs One
• Beyond the Makeover: How to Live, Create, and Recharge in Your Space
• September's Renewal: Parents Act Now!

Contact:
For The Love of Parenting Podcast - Sponsored by Pregnancy Concepts LLC

DM us on IG @pregnacyconcepts

Email us at askus@pregnancyconcepts.com

Remember, as parents, do your best—there are no perfect parents, but countless ways to be loving and supportive. Signing off from the For Love of Parenting podcast. Thanks for listening. Until next time.