Mamas and Money

Do you want to raise your kids to be smart about money, but don’t know where to start? If so, today’s episode is for you. Our guest John Lanza of Snigglezoo will help us learn the ins-and-outs of financial education for kids and his book The Art of Allowance. We discuss when we should start talking about money with our children, the real purpose of allowance (hint: it’s not to get your kids to do chores), and how to help our kids learn about money.

Join Janice this week as she talks to Robbin McManne, the host of Parenting Our Future and author of The Yelling Cure. Robbin is transforming the way parents interact with their children across the globe through her honest and candid approach to peaceful parenting.

Why so many of us are yelling at our kids

How triggers from our own childhood influence the way we parent our kids today

How to peacefully maintain power and stability for your child

Meal planning is a great way to save money by cooking more at home, but only if it works for your family! Too often busy moms try to meal plan but because of our ever-changing schedules, picky eaters, and little time to cook, it doesn’t work. Today we’re interviewing Marie Fiebach of the Feed Your Family Tonight Podcast, who will change the way you meal plan for your family.

Are you aware of what’s driving your money behaviors? The reality is most of our money behaviors originate from deep within our subconscious, but they don’t have to be set in stone. In this episode, we interview Deborah Price, a pioneer in the field of behavioral money coaching, who explains how the key to addressing unwanted money habits is unlocking these subconscious beliefs.

Motherhood is an incredible gift and an incredible challenge. As a culture, we focus on the negative impact motherhood has on our career and financial output. But host Janice Scholl doesn’t feel it has to be that way. In today’s episode, learn how Janice’s early motherhood experiences enhanced her value, rather than eliminated it.