
Whitney Archibald, a mother of five, is on a quest to find out how different moms connect with their kids and manage their homes. She collects ideas so can you take them home to your own family laboratory and experiment like a mad scientist.
| Publishes | Twice monthly | Episodes | 174 | Founded | 7 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | Kids & FamilyParentingSociety & Culture | |||

This month at the Family Lab, we're teaching kids how to manage money. This week, we talked to Lauren Santagate of The Anti-Chore Moms about her family's financial system: how her kids earn, spend, save, and invest using the Greenlight card. Lauren e... more
It's Money Management month at the Family Lab, and we're kicking it off with author Richard Eyre to talk about the family economy he and his wife Linda set up decades ago. In this episode, we talk about how to avoid raising entitled children and abou... more
Potty training sounds scary, but it can actually be a great time to connect with your kid and build their confidence and self reliance. Today's guest is a firecracker of a human--Jamie Glowacki. She's a potty training expert who wrote the book I wish... more
We're talking oral hygiene! My friend and our family dental hygienist, Megan Robbins, teaches us how to help our kids keep their teeth sparkly clean, including a demo with some giant choppers—so you might want to watch this one on YouTube rather than... more
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Love Whitney and her amazing heart!
I love that this podcast is to the point, provides practical ideas, and Whitney’s Family Work Charts are worth every penny! They really helped us start an ongoing conversation about responsibility with our kids!
I’m a huge fan of “how she moms”. Im interested in how people accomplish different tasks or approach different obstacles in motherhood and there’s always so many great ideas each episode.
Plus I love her voice and piano music! Keep up the great work and relevant content.
There is not one “right way” to mom, and Whitney proves that! She is such a great host. As a first time mom, I’m always wondering, “am I doing this the right way? How on earth do other moms do it?!” Listening to this podcast has given me so many wonderful ideas, tips, and tricks for my own mom-ing journey, and for that I am very grateful. It’s a must-listen!
I greatly appreciate that the episodes get started immediately and they don’t have five or six minutes of time wasted at the beginning. She understands that moms don’t have a lot of time to waste and so she gets right to the point. She’s so resourceful and I love that she provides so many ideas and options that we can pick and choose from. This is one of the most efficient ways for me to think about and change my parenting practices.
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Centered around the exploration of parenting and family dynamics, the content engages listeners by focusing on the experiences and strategies that different mothers employ to connect with their children and manage households. It covers a broad range of topics, including work-life balance, career reintegration for mothers, teaching children responsibilities, and enhancing family culture through intentional gatherings. Unique elements include a blend of humor, insightful storytelling, and practical tips, leading to a focus on individual strengths and authentic approaches to parenting. This approach fosters a supportive community where listeners are encouraged to pick and choose strategies that resonate with their own family situations, making... more
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8. Sam Kelly
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