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The Connected Mom

Becky Harling
Parenting
Prayer
Friendship
God
Christian Faith
Friendwise
Youth Sports
Anxiety
The Connected Mom
Motherhood
Emotional Hoarding
Over-Functioning
Premature Birth
Jesus
Attunement
Marriage
Cultivating Deeper Connections In a Lonely World
Social Media
Wisdom For Moms
Adult Children

Form a deeper connection with God, more empathetically connection with other Moms, and more intentional connection with your child.

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In this episode of the Connected Mom Podcast, Becky Harling and Dr. Heather Holleman discuss the importance of empowerment in motherhood, focusing on the concept of being 'seated with Christ.' They explore the challenges of comparison, especially amo... more

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In this episode of the Connected Mom podcast, Becky Harling and Jessica L. Peck tackle the challenging topics of substance abuse and sex education for teenagers. They emphasize the importance of open communication, the role of prayer, and the need fo... more

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In this episode of the Connected Mom podcast, host Becky Harling and guest Dr. Jessica L. Peck discuss the challenges of parenting teenagers in today's world. They explore the importance of building healthy connections with teens, understanding menta... more

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In this episode of the Connected Mom Podcast, host Becky Harling engages in a heartfelt conversation with Summer Joy Gross, the author of 'The Emmanuel Promise.' They explore the challenges of motherhood, the importance of forming secure attachments,... more

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Recent Guests

Heather Holleman
Penn State professor and author of Seated with Christ and the Elita Brown series
Penn State University
Episode: Helping Your Middle Schooler Find Peace
Jessica L. Peck
Nurse practitioner, professor, and author of Behind Closed Doors
Episode: The Conversations Every Parent Needs to Have With Their Kids
Summer Joy Gross
Anglican priest and author of The Emmanuel Promise
Episode: When Your Past Shows Up in Your Parenting
Katie Kelley
Author of Grace Will Be There
Author, Grace Will Be There
Episode: Finding Grace in the Life You Never Expected
Stephanie Rousselle
Host and founder of Gospel Spice Ministries and the Gospel Spice Podcast; author of Awaken Delight
Gospel Spice Ministries
Episode: Finding Peace When Anxiety Won't Let Go
Linda Goldfarb
Coach, author, speaker focused on faith-based parenting and family life
Linda Goldfarb (self-described), coach and author
Episode: Letting Go and Trusting God With Your Adult Kids
Grace Fox
Author and speaker on spiritual topics; has written on the Names of God
Grace Fox / Author
Episode: Healing Your Anxiety with the Names of God
Dr. Gary Chapman
Author of The Five Love Languages and family counselor
Author and marriage counselor
Episode: Are You Speaking Your Child’s Love Language?
Erin Davis
Acclaimed author and speaker, boy mom, and contributor to The Connected Mom
Author and Speaker
Episode: The Struggle of Over-Functioning - rerun

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Becky Harling
Host of The Connected Mom; author and speaker focused on practical, faith-based relationship and parenting guidance.

Reviews

5.0 out of 5 stars from 17 ratings
  • Pour Yourself a Cup

    I love the conversational atmosphere Becky and Sarah provide. I feel like I am hanging out having coffee with two friends, chatting about things we women care about: our families , our relationships, and our faith. The guests they invite on the program provide insight and wisdom to help equip us in practical ways.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Lori Wildenberg
    United States3 years ago
  • Encouragement for Mama’s!

    Becky and Sarah provide a safe space for mom’s to come for encouragement and care. They continually point women to His Word for growth, change and comfort. I highly recommend this podcast if you are a mom who needs a fresh perspective and help focusing on what is truly life-giving!

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    L Acuna
    United States4 years ago
  • Supportive and Heartfelt

    I love this podcast and how supportive it is of moms in the midst of seasons that can feel complicated and isolating.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Pearlinprocess
    United States4 years ago
  • Great Practical Parenting Wisdom

    I’ve loved her books for years and now I’m enjoying her podcast.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    wow etc
    United States4 years ago

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Episodes feature candid stories and wisdom from guests, often with actionable takeaways.
Praise for the host's empathy, grounding in scripture, and helpful parenting strategies.
Listeners appreciate the warm, conversational tone that feels like chatting with friends over coffee.
The show provides practical, faith-centered encouragement geared toward moms.

Talking Points

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Helping Your Middle Schooler Find Peace
Q: What do you say to your middle schooler who maybe has become the target of the mean girls?
Holleman encourages parents to discuss the child's choices, turn to Scripture and prayer, and teach children to seek help and use practical strategies when facing bullying.
Helping Your Middle Schooler Find Peace
Q: Can you tell our listeners how this concept of being seated with Christ, how you first became passionate about that?
Holleman says that, as a young mother overwhelmed by jealousy and comparison, she read Ephesians and realized she was already secure with Christ rather than needing to compete for a place at the table.
The Conversations Every Parent Needs to Have With Their Kids
Q: When do you open the conversation with your kids and actually explain what sex is?
Peck says the conversation begins early with body safety, boundaries, and accurate names for body parts, then continues through school-age development and puberty. Parents should keep communication open, accept that conversations may feel awkward, and answer questions in an age-appropriate way.
The Conversations Every Parent Needs to Have With Their Kids
Q: So talk to us about that.
Jessica L. Peck explains that teens face more varied access to substances, including vaping, marijuana, nicotine pouches, and prescription drugs. She recommends ongoing conversations, avoiding lectures and fear-based tactics, and providing a code word so teens can safely ask for a ride home.
What Your Teen Needs Most From You
Q: What realistic steps can families take to manage screen time and social media without cutting kids off from technology entirely?
Set up tech-free zones and times, model healthy use, engage in co-learning about digital platforms, create a contract for responsible use, and involve the teen in decisions so they feel a sense of ownership and accountability.

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This show centers on faith-forward parenting and motherhood, offering practical guidance for managing anxiety, building healthier family dynamics, and nurturing a closer relationship with God. Episodes frequently feature authors, counselors, and faith leaders who share personal journeys, prayer practices, and actionable strategies for moms navigating everyday challenges—from balancing busy family life to cultivating healthier boundaries and deeper connections with children. A standout trait is its emphasis on grace, community, and spiritual resilience, making it a welcoming resource for listeners seeking reassurance, tested parenting tips, and faith-based perspectives on modern family life.

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Recent guests on The Connected Mom include:

1. Heather Holleman
2. Jessica L. Peck
3. Summer Joy Gross
4. Katie Kelley
5. Stephanie Rousselle
6. Linda Goldfarb
7. Grace Fox
8. Dr. Gary Chapman

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