Moms on a Mission

In this episode of Moms on a Mission, Laura and Amanda sit down with Maria Voisin, founder of Rose & Kite, NASM-certified trainer, Power Pilates instructor, and former professional ballroom and Latin dancer.

Maria shares her journey from the dance world into health coaching and Pilates, where she now helps women better understand their bodies and build sustainable wellness habits. The conversation explores what she calls “getting a master’s degree in yourself” — learning to listen to your body, manage stress, and make small changes that lead to lasting health.

Maria also opens up about her personal experience with Graves disease and how it shaped her approach to wellness, balance, and caring for the body, mind, and spirit.

If you’ve ever felt overwhelmed trying to get healthy, this episode is a reminder that real change starts with small, intentional steps and a little grace for yourself.

What do you do when you just know something isn’t right with your child… but you don’t know where to start?

In this powerful episode, we sit down with Rebecca English — a mom of three, caregiver, former educator, and author of Little Steps, Big Wins — to discuss early intervention, advocacy, and trusting God during overwhelming seasons.

Rebecca shares:

• Her traumatic birth story and the unexpected developmental challenges that followed
• The moment she felt God say, “This is happening because you can handle it.”
• How to start the early intervention process (without spiraling)
• What IEPs, speech therapy, OT, and ADD treatment really look like
• The importance of community when you feel isolated
• Surrendering control and watching God provide

This conversation is for the mom who:
• Feels that quiet nudge something may be “off”
• Is overwhelmed by medical and educational systems
• Needs practical next steps
• Is learning to trust God when it feels unfair

Rebecca reminds us that advocating for your child isn’t weakness — it’s obedience. And sometimes the very season you didn’t choose becomes the one that shapes your calling.

You are not alone. And you are more capable than you think.

📖 Find Rebecca’s book Little Steps, Big Wins on Amazon & Kindle.

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They survived Part One… so now we’re turning up the heat.

In Part Two, we continue the conversation with our husbands and lean into dad guilt, balance, love languages, and a Newlywed-Game-style round that reveals how well we really know each other.

We talk about:

Dad guilt and balancing work with presence

Supporting a busy husband without planting guilt

Love languages (who actually knows their spouse?)

Serving each other instead of keeping score

How to build connection even in busy seasons

There’s laughter. There’s honesty. There might be a few moments that almost landed someone in the doghouse.

If Part One made you think, Part Two will make you reflect — and probably laugh a little.

Let us know in the comments: what surprised you most?

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They’re finally on the mic!!!

In Part One, we sit down with our husbands to talk about provider pressure, dad guilt, and what men carry that often goes unseen.

We dive into:• The weight of being the main provider• Cultural shifts in marriage roles• Creating peace at home• Silent stress husbands don’t always voice

This one is honest, deep, and might shift how you see your spouse.

Part Two drops next — and yes, we play a little Newlywed-style game.

Valentine’s Day is coming… but what if we stopped stressing over overpriced flowers and leaned into meaningful, intentional love instead? 💌

In this episode of Mom’s on a Mission, we’re talking all things Valentine’s Day—through a real-life, mom-approved, faith-centered lens. From sweet family traditions and raising boys who value kindness, to practical (and creative!) gift ideas for husbands, kids, and the guys in your life, this conversation is packed with ideas you can actually use.

We dive into:

• Why Valentine’s Day doesn’t have to be over the top to be meaningful

• Teaching boys effort, intentionality, and how to love well

• Experience-based gifts vs. “stuff.”

• Thoughtful, budget-friendly ideas (yes, even last-minute ones)

• Faith-centered keepsakes and encouragement that lasts beyond February 14

Whether you love Valentine’s Day or secretly roll your eyes at it, this episode will help you rethink how love, effort, and intentionality show up in your home year-round.

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Community sounds great… until it requires vulnerability, accountability, and letting people see the real you.

In this episode of Mom’s on a Mission, we dive into what it truly means to do life together. From surviving real-life storms to navigating marriage, motherhood, faith, and friendships, this episode challenges the idea that independence equals strength.

We talk about why everyone doesn’t get access to your life, why accountability is a gift (not a weakness), and how God often uses people, not comfort, to grow us. This conversation is honest, practical, and rooted in faith, reminding us that we weren’t created to walk alone.

If you’ve ever wanted community but felt hesitant to step in, this episode is for you.

If you’ve ever heard your kid say something and thought, “I have no idea what that means… and I’m not sure I want to,” this episode is for you 😅

In this episode, we’re having a lot of fun walking through a 2026 Parent Resource Guide that helps parents understand teen culture, slang, technology, and the world our kids are growing up in today.

We laugh, we cringe, we tell stories — but we also talk about real parenting stuff like:

• Teen slang (including words we refuse to say out loud)
• Phones, texting, Snapchats, and the private box parents didn’t sign up for
• Why offline might actually be the new online
• How to stay involved without hovering, panicking, or checking out
• Faith-based tools that help parents lead with wisdom, not fear

We also talk about a practical phone alternative that keeps communication open without unlocking the entire internet — and why it’s caught our attention as parents.

This episode is equal parts culture check, parenting reality, and “I’m so glad it’s not just me.” Come laugh with us — and leave with resources you’ll actually use.

🔗 Resources We Talk About

• Axis – A Parent Guide to 2026
  https://axis.org/resource/a-parent-guide-to-2026/
• Axis – Teen Slang Guide (2026 Update)
  https://axis.org/resource/a-parent-guide-to-teen-slang/
• Tin Can – A Phone Made for Kids
  https://tincan.kids/?srsltid=AfmBOoqrR5uQWrSost5MPTyN5jmKYQl3p47ceEebA2W3esQpVLb7MLIp

January is here, and with it comes the pressure to “level up.”

In this episode, Laura and Amanda return after a month-long reset to talk honestly about what leveling up actually looks like — not through hustle or perfection, but through obedience, alignment, and intentional faith.

They unpack:• Why leveling up doesn’t happen by accident• How small daily shifts matter more than big goals• Choosing a word for the year instead of chasing resolutions• Growth in mundane seasons• Why peace matters more than productivity• How alignment — not busyness — creates real momentum

This conversation is for the mom who wants to grow without burnout, stay faithful without comparison, and move forward without losing her peace.

This isn’t about becoming someone new.
It’s about becoming more aligned with who God already created you to be.

🎧 Episode 35 — How to Level Up This Year
☕ One step. One prayer. One mission at a time.

The final episode of 2025 is here, and honestly? We’re still in awe. What started as two friends having lunch in Cornelia turned into 34 episodes (…more like 38 if you count our “oops, re-record!” moments), power flickers, belly laughs, and so many prayer-filled conversations.

This year, we posted across five platforms, passed 1,000 listens on Spotify, grew a community on Facebook, and heard your voices in polls, feedback, and messages. We’ve loved every minute — the unscripted chaos, the intentionality, the heart, and the holy moments woven into it all.

As we look toward 2026, we’re excited to:
• Get more involved with YOU
• Highlight your ministries, passions & community projects
• Bring guests on the show
• Serve alongside our families in real, meaningful ways

We wrap up this episode talking about Christmas, Advent, and keeping Jesus at the center — even if it means reading Luke before opening a survival-kit advent calendar window. (It worked… at least on day one.)

Thank you for listening, laughing, praying, and growing with us.
Here’s to where we grow from here.
Merry Christmas, friends! 🎄✨

This episode is all about walking into the New Year prepared, not panicked. We’re talking about real-life rhythms, mom moments that taught us more than we expected, and how preparing in November and December sets the tone for a year that feels steadier, wiser, and more grounded.

We dive into speaking things into existence, letting your kids dream with you, reconnecting with Scripture, and creating tiny habits that build a life you actually want to live. It’s not about perfection; it’s about choosing intention, one small step at a time.

If you’re craving a fresh start with purpose behind it, welcome to your next revolution.