Lisa Valentine Clark, host of The Lisa Show, actor and comedian joins us this week as we discuss how to prioritize kids when life throws you curve balls.  Lisa is the mother of five who's husband died in 2020 of ALS.  She gave some incredible advice on ways that each of us can be the mom we want to be even when life doesn't play fair.  Enjoy!

Join us this week for a HUGE announcement and a hillarious conversation about halloween plans and our own mom fails of times we didn't mean to be a witch!  Enjoy!

Join us for a fun filled game of "Would You Rather"!

Join Us this week as we explore ways that we connect with our kids.  We talk about what connection is and isn't and how easy it can be.  Like all things, we usually make it harder than it needs to be.  Mom's are genius at having mom guilt over things they are actually doing just fine at.  This episode will ease the guilt, make you laugh, and inspire new ideas for your family!  

They may sound like two totally separate and things, but they are actually connected!  Stay tuned to hear how!  

Join us for a continuation of last week's back to school episode where we discuss routines, homework, and laugh until it hurts!

With the beginning of school comes the beginning of routines, chores, hopes and dreams! Join us as we talk and laugh about our ideas, families, struggles and successes on this episode of Family Looking Up!

On this episode of Family Looking Up, we are chatting with Richard and Linda Eyre all about Grandparenting and a new course they are getting ready to launch.  However, don't be fooled by the title, there is so much in here for parents as well!  We loved our discussion and hope that you do as well.

Summer is finally through and we are back!  In this episode we talk about what our summers looked like, things we learned and things we are looking forward to!  We hope you enjoy!

In this fantastic episode of Family Looking Up, we explore the four types of parenting styles with Dr. Amy Stoeber (a licensed psychologist, trainer and parenting consultant). Dr Stoeber outlines the four types of styles and gives tips and insights on how we can become more well rounded in whatever type we naturally gravitate toward.