One of the hardest things we do as parents is make sacrifices for our kids. For many moms, it's the decision to continue working after having a baby. In this episode, Maureen Kyle speaks with author and parenting consultant Carol Muletta about the struggle.

Revealing a lot of skin by the pool or on the beach can be intimidating. This time of year, women can experience low self esteem. Our team talks overcoming it.

It isn't just you -- parenting is getting more difficult. A Pew Research Center survey found 70% of those polled said outside challenges and balancing work, life and family is harder now than ever before. This week, Maureen Kyle speaks with parenting consultant and author Carol Muleta about how to make things easier.

Most of us are familiar with Zillow -- the app we search for homes on. But for the past couple of years, inventories of homes for sale have been low. So instead, homeowners are considering renovation of their current homes. Maureen Kyle spoke with Darren Mancuso about whether it's right for your family.

Now that we are -- hopefully -- entering the endemic phase of the COVID-19 pandemic, kids are getting back out to play dates and summer camps. But they're out of practice when it comes to practicing etiquette in people's homes and public places. In this edition of the Mom Squad Pod, Maureen Kyle speaks with Colleen Harding, who runs the Cleveland School of Etiquette, on how to prepare kids for social events.

The stories can be morbid and terrifying, but for some reason, True Crime is extremely popular. Why are we attracted to these stories?

As we watch the war in Ukraine unfold on our screens, sometimes -- so are our kids. And depending on their age, they may be mature enough to handle the information and images. Others, not so much. In this episode of the Mom Squad Pod Podcast, Dr. Brittany Meyers speaks with Maureen Kyle about how to walk your kids through the news coverage.

Juggling work, family and other responsibilities can be stressful. But then we tend to add other "stressors" to our lives. A look at how to control the "to do" list.

When kids talk back to adults disrespectfully, it's not just embarrassing. It could be a sign of stress or difficulty in the child's life.