There comes a time in motherhood when your adult kid starts giving you advice, and the really annoying part is that sometimes it's really good advice. Join us today as Laurie talks about the quiet shift from always being the teacher to realizing our adult kids have things to teach us too. Maybe one of the sweetest parts of this season is getting to know and respect the adult kids that we raised.

We don't have to wait for our adult kids to text, call, extend the invitation. Join Laurie as she talks about initiating even though we don't want to overstep our bounds with them. It's okay to reach out first. How they respond is up to them.

Sometimes being the mom of adult kids means giving space. Join Laurie as she talks about respecting boundaries and biting your tongue. But what about your feelings? Today we are talking about the difference between keeping the peace and actually having peace, and why grace doesn't mean pretending something didn't hurt. Maybe being the bigger person isn't the goal. Maybe being a healthy person is.

What happens when your kids grow up, and no one needs you like they used to? Join Laure as she talks about the unexpected grief of not only missing who our kids used to be but also missing the mom we used to be, too.

Sometimes it helps just to get away from your normal life, your regular routine. Join Laurie as she talks about the short trip she took and the ways it helped.

No one prepares you for this part of motherhood, when your kids are adults, and they're busy building lives of their own. If you've ever felt forgotten, left out, or wondering where you fit into their lives now, join Laurie as she talks the grief that often goes unspoken as we navigate this new phase of mothering adult kids.

Join Laurie as she talks about how to get outside yourself and serve others when life is hard and doesn't turn out the way you wanted.

The question every parent asks when their kid leaves the nest, did I do enough? Join Laurie as she talks about the age-old question than no one really has an answer to.

Life is a series of changes. So is motherhood. Join Laurie as she talks about what life and motherhood look like when our kids don't need us the way they used to.

Join Laurie as she talks about loneliness and what's behind it. And perhaps loneliness is simply part of the human experience.