The experience of grief and motherhood is rarely talked about, especially in the context of miscarriage and child loss. These are immensely difficult subjects to talk about, but it's important that we do.

"So they are no longer two, but one flesh. Therefore what God has joined together, let no one separate." - Matthew 19:6

One of the hardest things to do as a parent is to reach out and ask for help. Especially if you're a homeschool parent. We all have limits to our skill sets and capabilities, and sometimes your child's needs stretch beyond those limits. So what do you do in those moments?

Do you feel like you’re always looking for more time? Life is busy, especially for us moms, and it can sometimes feel like any extra demand on our time--no matter how small--is a massive burden.

For anyone struggling with challenges and feelings of inadequacy on your own journey of motherhood, you may find solidarity in Julie’s story.

Louise and I have known each other for many years, and our children were born around the same time so we’ve gone through many seasons of motherhood together. When Louise’s eldest son started school, it quickly became apparent that he was struggling when it came to regulating his attention span. Following an ADHD diagnosis, Louise and her husband immediately began learning about this new path and how to best help and support their son.

In this episode of Seasons of Motherhood we meet Moira Brown, a longtime friend of mine who has been through many different seasons of motherhood. We talk about her incredible career on the longest running Canadian Christian broadcasting company, 100 Huntley Street, as well as the time she spent as a stay at home mom. We speak on the importance of listening to God, and paying attention to where he calls you to be.

Amy Gordon is a special education teacher, a mother of four, a hope writer, and a pastor’s wife. She has four sons, ranging from 16-24, and her home is a revolving door. In this episode we talk about Amy’s current season as a mother to young adults.

n this episode of Seasons of Motherhood we meet Hollie, and learn about her journey to motherhood. We talk about balancing motherhood and a career, wanting to own a fish over having kids, and how to move forward in life when you don’t have all of the answers.

I’ve known Jenn since we were 19 years old, when we met on the campus at Trinity Western University. I’ve known her for more than half my life, and her gracious commitment to honouring her parents is what guides her on her own journey through motherhood.