Sweetly Broken Part 2

When we understand how our children’s brains work, it will help us to better understand why they do certain things. It will help us to better love our child and to develop an action plan for what they need. This episode will help you have a better understanding of brain development and equip you as you come alongside your child.

It can be difficult to find parenting tips that really work in our diverse family situations. In this interview Jim & Lynn, founders of Connected Families, walk us through how to apply grace based parenting in our family.

Learn practical tactics for managing your child’s healthcare and realistic ways to rejuvenate yourself so you will be a better caregiver for your child.

In this interview, Lisa Sexton shares about her journey raising a child impacted by Cerebral Palsy, her emotional breakdown and attempt to take her life, and how there is beauty in her scars.

In this interview, Lisa Sexton shares about her journey raising a child impacted by Cerebral Palsy, her emotional breakdown and attempt to take her life, and how there is beauty in her scars.

In this interview, Dr. Tyler Sexton shares about his experience growing up with Cerebral Palsy and how Cerebral Palsy is part of the Great Physician's plan for his life.

In this conversation with Joannie, you will feel like you have sat down with a trusted friend over a cup of tea or coffee. Joannie shares stories from her experience as a mom and from helping others that will leave you feeling encouraged and more hopeful.

In this episode, Meg Apperson shares about her family's journey in special needs and her new book "Sky Full Of Stars."

In this interview, Jolene Philo shares how we can use the "5 Love Languages" to help traumatized children heal.

Thinking about our child's future is often overwhelming and many of us don't know where to start. In this episode, Rob Wrubel addresses some of the fears we have and gives us tangible first steps as we look ahead to planning for that time when we can no longer be there for our children.