Mom Nom – Snackable Content for Moms

You spend so much time finding the perfect Christmas gifts for everyone else, but when was the last time you put yourself on the list? This week, Tia and Stacey are sharing four surprisingly simple, budget-friendly gifts that might just make your everyday life a little easier. They're not glamorous, and they probably won't make anyone's wish list, but trust us, you'll wonder how you ever lived without them! Because sometimes the best gifts are the ones you didn't know you needed.Send us Fan MailWe would love to hear from you! Comment on this episode or suggest a question you'd like us to answer on Facebook or Instagram.

Who says you have to have it all figured out by now? Whether you love your career, have stepped away from the workforce, or are still wondering what you want to be when you grow up, your story is still unfolding. In the final episode of our More Than Mom series, we're talking about finding purpose in every season, giving yourself permission to dream, and remembering that it's never too late to pursue something new. Because becoming a mom doesn't mean you're done becoming you.Send us Fan MailWe would love to hear from you! Comment on this episode or suggest a question you'd like us to answer on Facebook or Instagram.

Between the demands of motherhood and the busyness of everyday life, it's easy for your world to revolve around what's happening inside your own four walls. But there's something refreshing about connecting with people, discovering new perspectives, and finding your place in a community beyond your home. In part three of our More Than Mom series, we're talking about the value of community, the joy of sharing your gifts with others, and how meaningful connections can help you rediscover parts of yourself along the way.Send us Fan MailWe would love to hear from you! Comment on this episode or suggest a question you'd like us to answer on Facebook or Instagram.

When was the last time you learned something new just because you wanted to? As a mom, you spend so much time helping your kids learn, grow, and discover their passions that it's easy to forget you're still growing, too. In part two of our "More Than Mom" series, we're talking about the importance of staying curious, exploring new interests, and investing in yourself. Because personal growth doesn't have to come with a five-year plan or a practical purpose. Sometimes, it's simply about discovering something that makes you feel alive.Send us Fan MailWe would love to hear from you! Comment on this episode or suggest a question you'd like us to answer on Facebook or Instagram.

Remember when you had hobbies? You know, those things you did just because you enjoyed them? Somewhere between motherhood, busy schedules, and endless responsibilities, it's easy to lose sight of the things that make you you.In the first episode of this four-part "More Than Mom" series, Tia and Stacey are talking about rediscovering your passions, trying new things, and giving yourself permission to do something simply because it brings you joy. And here's the best part: You don't have to be good at it, make money from it, or even stick with it.Because being a mom is an important part of who you are, but it's not all of who you are.Send us Fan MailWe would love to hear from you! Comment on this episode or suggest a question you'd like us to answer on Facebook or Instagram.

Halloween hits a little differently when you’re the mom. The costumes are more complicated, the candy somehow requires a strategy, and there are a whole lot more logistics than you remember as a kid. But getting to experience the excitement all over again through your kids? That might just make it even better. In this episode, you’ll laugh along as Tia and Stacey talk about the fun, chaos, and unexpected traditions that come with celebrating Halloween as a mom.Send us Fan MailWe would love to hear from you! Comment on this episode or suggest a question you'd like us to answer on Facebook or Instagram.

You know those little life dilemmas we recently discussed that somehow became a whole thing? Well, it’s time to find out what happened next. You’re getting updates on a few of the highly important topics we’ve tackled lately and whether the situations were resolved, survived, or simply accepted for what they are. Consider this your completely unnecessary but surprisingly satisfying Mom Nom follow-up.Send us Fan MailWe would love to hear from you! Comment on this episode or suggest a question you'd like us to answer on Facebook or Instagram.

Spirit Week sounds fun...until you’re the one trying to make it happen. From last-minute reminders to increasingly creative theme days, you might find yourself wondering when school spirit became one more thing on your to-do list. This week, Tia and Stacey are talking about the hilarious, slightly chaotic reality of Spirit Week and why sometimes you just want to send your kid to school in a blue shirt and call it a day.Send us Fan MailWe would love to hear from you! Comment on this episode or suggest a question you'd like us to answer on Facebook or Instagram.

Finding a new hairstylist shouldn’t feel like dating, but somehow it does. You need the right chemistry, the right price, and someone you can actually trust with your hair. This week, you’re diving into the awkward, high-stakes world of finding “the one” and what happens when you realize they might not be it.Send us Fan MailWe would love to hear from you! Comment on this episode or suggest a question you'd like us to answer on Facebook or Instagram.

You want to be a good mom but some days it’s hard to feel like you’re getting it right. Between comparison, expectations, and the pressure you put on yourself, it’s easy to wonder if you’re doing enough. In this episode, you’ll get a reminder you may need more often than you think: being a good mom has a lot less to do with being perfect and more to do with giving yourself grace and refusing to play the comparison game.Send us Fan MailWe would love to hear from you! Comment on this episode or suggest a question you'd like us to answer on Facebook or Instagram.