Are you a mom who usually works outside of the home? We have a special treat for you! I’m this episode, the Madres talk with Tracie Potts, a mom who, under non-pandemic circumstances, works in a hectic Washington D.C. newsroom as an NBC news correspondent. She shares some of her own methods of bringing home peace after a busy day at the office.

Do you consider yourself a Supermom? Well, even if you don’t, all moms need a break. Sometimes we’re forced to rest when we fall ill, but are our families prepared to pick up and run like a well-oiled machine? You may pride yourself on doing it all, but even Supermom needs a break.

This week, the Madres discuss the new developments in the case of Army Specialist Vanessa Guillén, whose family reported her missing in April. The 20-year-old woman’s remains were found near Fort Hood, Texas, last week following sexual harassment claims that she made to her family. We’re digging into this and the #MeToo Movement as it relates to the military and the workplace in general.

Can a woman raise her son to be a man alone? The Madres tackle this burning question in this week’s podcast!

The Madres speak with Debra Ladson, a certified behavioral health counselor at Covenant House Georgia, about teaching our kids the harsh realities of life as a minority, and introducing them to the history of their people.

Our children have seen and been impacted by a lot this year! From the Coronavirus pandemic disrupting their school days and play dates to hearing the adults discuss police brutality, protests and racism in general. In this first part of our conversation on helping your kiss process social injustices, Danielle and Elke share their feelings on the latest news and how they help their children understand what’s happening.

In this episode, Elke and Danielle discuss the ways in which moms can deal with everything that’s going on from the racial injustice protests to the uncertainties around the coronavirus pandemic. The thing to remember is that there is hope in Jesus, and we can pull through if we keep our eyes on Him.

Can’t get your child to read? The Madres have some ideas and habit-forming tricks that will have your child begging for time with a good book.

In this episode, Elke and Danielle have a soul-searching conversation about accepting help from friends, getting wise counsel from those who’ve been there and done that, and paying it forward for someone else in need of a village. Discussions like these make Meeting of the Madres “Community for Every Part of You!”

We’re all experiencing more time at home than usual. Because of this global pandemic, even if you’re an essential worker, you’re home more than usual, and that can mean more irritation in some cases. We all love our families, but for those who instantly became homeschooling moms, this means balancing being a teacher with all the other hats we wear. In this episode, Elke and Danielle discuss some ways to keep things peaceful at home in this unique situation. If you have a topic idea, email us at [email protected].