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February 09#100: The Overwhelmed Homeschool Mom with Jamie Erickson
In this rich and deeply grounding conversation, Julie Ross sits down with Jamie Erickson to explore why overwhelm has become such a defining word for modern motherhood and why it doesn’t have to be. Together, they unpack cultural pressures, spiritual explanations, and practical wisdom that help mothers move from chaos to peace without abandoning responsibility or joy.
This episode offers both relief and clarity for homeschool moms who sense that constant overwhelm is not the life God intended.
Key Takeaways
1. Overwhelm Is Often a Signal, Not a Verdict
Overwhelm acts like a warning light on the dashboard, revealing misaligned priorities rather than personal failure. It invites reflection and recalibration, not self-criticism.
2. There Are Three Types of Overwhelm
Jamie explains that not all overwhelm is the same:
• Everyday overwhelm caused by neglected routines and lack of systems
• Comparison overwhelm from carrying responsibilities that were never yours
• Acute overwhelm from life events beyond your control, such as illness, loss, or crisis
Understanding which type you’re experiencing brings clarity and direction.
3. Comparison Creates Invisible Pressure
Modern moms carry the weight of thousands of other women’s lives through social media. Seeing everyone’s “good ideas” can quietly convince us they are obligations. Staying in your lane restores peace.
4. You Are Not the Holy Spirit for Your Children
Taking responsibility for your child’s emotions, outcomes, or spiritual growth places a burden on you that was never yours to carry. Faithfulness does not mean control.
5. Guilt and Shame Are Not the Same
Guilt is a response to sin. Shame is rooted in fear of others’ opinions. Saying no to good things is not sinful. Recognizing this distinction helps mothers release unnecessary emotional weight.
6. Every Yes Is Also a No
When you say yes to too many things, you often say no to the people who matter most. Clear boundaries protect what is most precious, like marriage, children, and health.
7. Hard Seasons Are Not Meant to Be Escaped
Some overwhelm cannot be fixed. These seasons invite surrender, not solutions. Joy is found not in removing hardship, but in drawing closer to God within it.
8. Community Is a Gift, Not a Burden
Asking for help allows others to live out their calling. Vulnerability expands community rather than shrinking it.

Resources Mentioned
Visit https://www.thehomeschoolfeast.com/blog/100 for additional resources and links
The Overwhelmed Mom by Jamie Erickson
Jamie Erickson’s website and community: jamieerickson.com
Jamie’s podcast: https://momtomompodcast.com/
Instagram @unlikely_homeschool

Final Encouragement
Overwhelm does not mean you are failing. It often means you care deeply. This episode gently reminds mothers that peace is possible without perfection and that joy is reclaimed not by doing less, but by doing what matters most.
If this conversation resonated, share it with a friend who needs permission to rest, refocus, and breathe again.
47 min
December 22, 2025 Bonus Episode: Managing Emotions For A More Peaceful Home
You can have the most beautifully organized home, the most efficient schedule, and all the best systems in place—but if your mind is in chaos, it will eventually spill into every area of your life. In this episode, we dive into the power of emotions—what they are, how they shape our actions, and why resisting or numbing them only makes things worse.. However you tend to buffer your feelings, you’ll learn how to shift into emotional adulthood—where you can respond rather than react and create a more peaceful, empowered life.
Key Takeaways: Emotions Are Energy in Motion: Understanding that emotions are meant to move through us rather than be suppressed or feared. The Creation Cycle: How our thoughts shape our feelings, which then drive our actions and ultimately determine our results. Breaking the Three B’s: The dangers of bottling (suppressing), brooding (overthinking), and buffering (numbing) our emotions—and what to do instead. Emotional Childhood vs. Adulthood: Learning to take responsibility for your emotions rather than blaming circumstances or other people. Practical Steps to Process Emotions: Strategies like identifying feelings, allowing them to move through you, and choosing empowering emotions that align with the life you want to create.
Resources Mentioned: Visit www.thefeastlife.me/blog/67 for additional resources and links
Just Getting Started? Get our FREE Charlotte Mason and You Workshop to see if this powerful approach can transform your homeschool. https://www.thefeastlife.me/opt-in
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Today’s episode is sponsored by the award winning Charlotte Mason curriculum A Gentle Feast. Get started with smooth and easy days at https://www.agentlefeast.com.
40 min
December 15, 2025 Bonus Episode: The Gift of Unconditional Love
In this heartfelt episode, Julie Ross shares how unconditional love can transform your holiday season and relationships. Whether it’s with your children, challenging family members, or even yourself, love is the most powerful gift you can give. Discover simple mindset shifts and practical steps to cultivate peace and joy during the holidays.
5 Key Takeaways: Unconditional Love Starts with Small Moments Your kids, even teens, value simple, intentional time with you—like looking at Christmas lights or sharing a favorite book. Unconditional love means they are loved, even when they’re not at their best. Change Your Thoughts to Transform Relationships When dealing with difficult family members, focus on the “next kindest thought.” Choosing empathy and curiosity can shift your mindset and bring peace to strained relationships. Extend Love to Yourself Show yourself the same compassion you give your children. Treat your heart gently, speak kindly to yourself, and allow space for rest and grace when things feel overwhelming. Protect Your Energy and Joy Don’t let others determine your mood or the tone of your holidays. Focus on what you can control—your mindset, attitude, and actions. Pause and Reflect Take time for a quick reset. Whether it’s five quiet minutes or journaling a gratitude list, reflection helps you focus on what truly matters during the season.
Resources Mentioned: Visit www.thefeastlife.me/blog/58 for additional resources and links Just Getting Started? Get our FREE Charlotte Mason and You Workshop to see if this powerful approach can transform your homeschool. https://www.thefeastlife.me/opt-in
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Today’s episode is sponsored by the award winning Charlotte Mason curriculum A Gentle Feast. Get started with smooth and easy days at https://www.agentlefeast.com.
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45 min
December 08, 2025Bonus Episode: Embrace The Art of Receiving This Christmas
In this heartwarming episode of The Feast Life, Julie Ross explores the transformative power of learning to receive during the holidays. For many, the season can bring pressure to give endlessly, especially for homeschooling moms. Julie shares her personal journey of shifting from “doing it all” to graciously accepting help and blessings, leading to deeper joy and connection.
Key Takeaways
Keep It Simple and Savor the Little Things
Overcomplicating the holidays can lead to burnout and frustration. Julie encourages us to “Keep it Simple, Silly” by focusing on meaningful, manageable traditions. Instead of trying to do everything, choose a few traditions that you and your family cherish and can sustain with joy.
Embrace a Mindset of Receiving
Homeschool moms are often so focused on giving that they forget how to receive. Julie highlights the importance of letting others help and shower us with blessings. Learning to accept support—whether in the form of a meal, help with holiday preparations, or even a compliment—can foster deeper connections and reduce stress.
Cultivate Gratitude and Awe
Reclaim the holiday magic by nurturing gratitude and wonder. Julie reminds us to look for small daily blessings, from a child finishing a math problem to shared moments of laughter. Embracing awe for the season’s blessings opens our hearts to unexpected joys and new possibilities.
Practice Working from Rest, Not Stress
Approach the holiday season from a place of rest rather than stress. Allow flexibility in your schedule to welcome spontaneous joy and memorable moments. By releasing the need to control every detail, you create space for meaningful experiences and deeper family connections.
Resources Mentioned:
Visit thefeastlife.me/blog/56 for additional resources and links

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Today’s episode is sponsored by the award winning Charlotte Mason curriculum A Gentle Feast. Get started with smooth and easy days at https://www.agentlefeast.com. Sign up for our “Peaceful and Joyful Holidays” course http://www.thefeastlife.me/holidays
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December 01, 2025 Bonus Episode: Homeschooling Through The Holidays
In this episode, Julie Ross, founder of A Gentle Feast, shares four essential tips to help homeschooling moms navigate the holiday season with grace, joy, and sanity. If you’ve ever felt overwhelmed by holiday expectations, this episode will guide you to a more peaceful and memorable Christmas season.
Key Takeaways:
1. Maintain Some Routine: Children thrive on routine, and completely abandoning it during the holidays can lead to stress and disruption. Instead, keep some parts of your day consistent, like morning time or read-alouds, to create a sense of security for your kids—even if you’re traveling or busy.
2. Set Realistic Expectations: Avoid setting the bar too high. Unrealistic holiday expectations often lead to disappointment. Rather than trying to create a picture-perfect holiday, embrace the reality of your family’s needs and simplify traditions to make them manageable and meaningful.
3. Focus on Love: Amidst the busyness, remember that what matters most is the love and warmth your family feels. Create a loving atmosphere by being present, patient, and compassionate—both with your kids and with extended family members, showing them the true spirit of the season.
4. Prioritize Self-Care: Julie’s bonus tip is vital: schedule time to care for yourself. Whether it’s reading, listening to music, or just sitting quietly with a cup of tea, make this a non-negotiable part of each day to recharge and show up as your best self for your family.
Resources Mentioned: Visit www.thefeastlife.me/blog/54 for additional resources and links
Just Getting Started? Get our FREE Charlotte Mason and You Workshop to see if this powerful approach can transform your homeschool. https://www.thefeastlife.me/opt-in
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Today’s episode is sponsored by the award winning Charlotte Mason curriculum A Gentle Feast. Get started with smooth and easy days at https://www.agentlefeast.com. Sign up for our “Peaceful and Joyful Holidays” course http://www.thefeastlife.me/holidays
25 min
November 24, 2025 Bonus Episode: Stress Free Family Travels with Neurodivergent Children
In Episode 51 of The Feast Life, host Julie Ross chats with Jenifer Breaux, owner of JB Travel Pros, about traveling with neurodivergent children. Jenifer shares her personal journey as a mom of two children with special needs and how she learned to make travel a possibility and even a joy for her family. With her expertise as a travel agent and author, she offers practical advice on planning trips, accommodating sensory needs, and creating stress-free routines for your next family vacation. If the idea of traveling with neurodivergent children feels overwhelming, this episode is full of tips and encouragement to help you feel empowered and ready for adventure. Key Takeaways: Start Small: Ease into traveling by beginning with short, local trips and single-night stays. This helps both you and your children get comfortable with the travel experience before tackling larger trips. Prepare with Social Stories: Create a social story for your child, showing pictures of the trip destination, transportation, and activities to reduce anxiety and provide a sense of familiarity. Routine is Key: Establish a vacation routine similar to what your children are used to at home. Balance high-energy activities with downtime to avoid sensory overload. Special Accommodations: Many resorts and travel services, like Royal Caribbean cruises and Beaches resorts, offer special accommodations for families with neurodivergent children. Take advantage of these options to make your trip more manageable. Empower Yourself as a Parent: You are already an advocate for your child in everyday life—extend that advocacy to travel by starting small and celebrating each victory along the way. Just get started, and you'll find travel becomes easier with experience. Connect with Jenifer Breaux: Instagram: @iamjeniferbreaux Website: https://www.iamjeniferbreaux.com/ Resources Mentioned: Visit thefeastlife.me/blog/51 for additional resources and links Just Getting Started? Get our FREE Charlotte Mason and You Workshop to see if this powerful approach can transform your homeschool. https://www.thefeastlife.me/opt-in Subscribe & Review: “ I love Julie and the Feast Life.” If this sounds like you, please consider rating and reviewing the show on Apple Podcasts. This helps more people- just like you- find out about the show. CLICK HERE AND SCROLL TO THE BOTTOM to leave a five star reviews. Also, please subscribe so you never miss an episode. FOLLOW NOW Connect with Us: Website: A Gentle Feast Facebook: A Gentle Feast Community Instagram: @agentlefeast Prefer video or closed captions? Watch all our episodes on YouTube. http://youtube.com/@TheFeastLife Today’s episode is sponsored by the award winning Charlotte Mason curriculum A Gentle Feast. Get started with smooth and easy days at https://www.agentlefeast.com.
40 min
November 03, 2025#99: The Spicy Child with Mary Van Geffen
Got a big-feeling, big-opinion, bigger-than-life kid? 👀 This episode with parenting coach and author Mary Van Geffen will feel like a deep exhale. We talk about spicy children (and spicy moms!), nervous system tools, real repair, and why you are not failing—your child is your curriculum.
5 Key Takeaways
Redefine “Good Mom”
A “good mom” isn’t measured by a child’s mood or compliance. It’s defined by how you show up—calm, kind, and firm—even when the socks have seams and the schedule’s tight.

Your Child Isn’t the Enemy—They’re the Curriculum
Spicy kids invite us into deeper spiritual and personal growth. Instead of seeing defiance as a battle to win, view it as a practice of identity, unconditional love, and leadership.

The Conscious Pause Changes Everything
Lengthen the gap between the trigger and your response. Put a hand on your heart and belly, breathe, and ask: “Who is upset here?” Regulate first; then lead.

Repair Builds Real Connection
Skip the “but you…” Add clarity instead: name what you did, name the impact, and share how you’ll do it differently next time. Invite their perspective: “What was that like for you?”

Name the Spice—Then Celebrate It
Make a running list of what’s beautiful about your spicy one (persistence, justice, creativity, voice!). Mirror those specifics back daily. Specific affirmation fuels cooperation and attachment.

Tools & Practices Mentioned
Conscious Pause: slow your response; regulate before you speak.

Embodied Archetype: choose your “queen/Wonder Woman/Glinda” energy to model calm leadership.

Specific Affirmations: reflect concrete strengths (“You stuck with that puzzle for 15 minutes—serious grit.”).

Family Culture Cues: preview expectations (“At dinner we speak life over each other.”).

Resources Mentioned:
Visit thefeastlife.me/blog/99 for additional resources and links
Parenting a Spicy One by Mary Van Geffen (pre-order bonuses include Meltdown Meditations for Moms and Affirming Your Spicy One masterclass).
Repair PDF: Mary’s step-by-step repair guide
Just Getting Started? Get our FREE Charlotte Mason and You Workshop to see if this powerful approach can transform your homeschool. https://www.thefeastlife.me/opt-in
Subscribe & Review: “ I love Julie and the Feast Life.” If this sounds like you, please consider rating and reviewing the show on Apple Podcasts. This helps more people- just like you- find out about the show. CLICK HERE AND SCROLL TO THE BOTTOM to leave a five star reviews.
Also, please subscribe so you never miss an episode. FOLLOW NOW

Connect with Us:
Website: A Gentle Feast
Facebook: A Gentle Feast Community
Instagram: @agentlefeast
Prefer video or closed captions? Watch all our episodes on YouTube. http://youtube.com/@TheFeastLife

Today’s episode is sponsored by the award winning Charlotte Mason curriculum A Gentle Feast. Get started with smooth and easy days at https://www.agentlefeast.com.
52 min
October 20, 2025#98: Nourishing You: The Habits That Fill Your Cup
If you’re pouring from an empty cup, your homeschool will feel harder than it has to. Today we’re flipping that script with simple, do-able habits that run on autopilot—so you feel grounded, creative, and energized (without adding more to your plate).
Julie explores what it really means to nourish you as a homeschool mom—practically, not theoretically. We look at how identity-based habits shape your days, why small changes compound into big results, and how to design habits that are obvious, attractive, easy, and satisfying. You’ll hear Charlotte Mason’s wisdom on “the habits of the good life,” a gentle mindset for starting small, and a practical morning “Powerhouse 30” you can tailor to your season. We’ll also talk about replacing unhelpful patterns, stacking new habits onto routines you already have, and tracking progress for 30 days to build confidence that spreads to every corner of your home.
5 Key Takeaways
Habits shape identity—on autopilot.
Thoughts → feelings → actions → habits → character. When you choose one nourishing habit and repeat it, you’re not just changing a routine—you’re becoming the kind of mom who keeps promises to herself.

Start tiny, snowball steadily.
Pick one habit for 30 days. Small wins create momentum (the “snowball effect”), making it easier to add the next right habit later.

Design your habit to succeed (Atomic Habits style).
Make it Obvious (visible cue), Attractive (tie it to a meaningful “why”), Easy (remove friction), and Satisfying (notice the reward in doing it).

If you’re stopping a habit, replace it.
To break an unhelpful loop, make it Invisible (remove triggers), Undesirable (name the real cost), Difficult (add friction), and Unsatisfying (disrupt the false reward)—then swap in a nourishing alternative.

Mother Culture isn’t optional—it’s fuel.
Charlotte Mason reminds us that a mother who continues to grow gives her children a richer education. Guard simple rhythms (reading, prayer/journaling, movement) as essentials, not extras.

Highlights You’ll Love
The habit loop in plain language: cue → craving → response → reward—and how to re-wire it in your favor

Identity statements that drive action (e.g., “I’m a woman who keeps wise financial habits”)

Habit stacking: attach a new practice to something you already do (coffee → journal; kids’ quiet time → your 15-minute read)

The Powerhouse 30: 10 minutes to move your body, 10 to feed your mind, 10 to nourish your soul

Gentle planning prompts so your habit is scheduled, tracked, and celebrated

Try-It-This-Week Challenge
Choose one nourishing habit for the next 30 days.

Write an identity statement that supports it.

Make it Obvious/Attractive/Easy/Satisfying.

Stack it to an existing routine and set a simple daily reminder.

Track it (paper checkboxes totally count!) and notice the built-in reward: confidence.

Reflection Questions
What tiny habit would immediately lift your energy or peace this month?

Which thought about yourself needs upgrading to make this habit natural?

Where in your day can you stack it so it actually happens?

“Sow a habit, reap a character; sow a character, reap a destiny.” —Charlotte Mason
Resources Mentioned:
Visit thefeastlife.me/blog/98 for additional resources and links
Atomic Habits by James Clear
Just Getting Started? Get our FREE Charlotte Mason and You Workshop to see if this powerful approach can transform your homeschool. https://www.thefeastlife.me/opt-in
Subscribe & Review: “ I love Julie and the Feast Life.” If this sounds like you, please consider rating and reviewing the show on Apple Podcasts. This helps more people- just like you- find out about the show. CLICK HERE AND SCROLL TO THE BOTTOM to leave a five star reviews.
Also, please subscribe so you never miss an episode. FOLLOW NOW

Connect with Us:
Website: A Gentle Feast
Facebook: A Gentle Feast Community
Instagram: @agentlefeast
Prefer video or closed captions? Watch all our episodes on YouTube. http://youtube.com/@TheFeastLife

Today’s episode is sponsored by the award winning Charlotte Mason curriculum A Gentle Feast. Get started with smooth and easy days at https://www.agentlefeast.com.
16 min
October 13, 2025#97: Stories, Roots, and Resilience with Leilani Mueller
What happens when family, faith, and imagination come together in the life of a homeschool graduate turned author? In this conversation, Julie Ross sits down with Leilani Mueller to talk about her debut children’s book inspired by moving across the country, the role of grandparents, and the beauty of family culture. From Oxford to Waco to Houston, Leilani’s story is filled with wisdom for homeschool moms raising readers, dreamers, and resilient kids.
Whether you’re navigating a big move, building family culture, or simply looking for living books to add to your homeschool, this episode is packed with encouragement.

5 Key Takeaways
The Power of Storytelling – Leilani shares how her love for writing, nurtured through homeschooling and a lifelong connection with her sister, grew into a published book for children.

Family Culture Travels With You – Moving is hard, but bringing a strong family rhythm and culture creates continuity and stability no matter where you land.

Simple Homeschool Practices Matter Most – Daily prayer, read-alouds, and filling children’s minds with God’s truth and rich stories left a lifelong imprint on Leilani and her siblings.

Imagination as Reality for Children – From unicorns to homemade airplanes, imaginative play helps children process big changes and builds resilience through creativity.

Faithful Encouragement for Moms – Leilani reminds homeschool moms to stay faithful to what God has called them to, trust the process, and take courage that the work they’re doing is truly good.

Leilani’s book is available wherever books are sold. Add it to your family’s reading stack for a heartfelt story about love, resilience, and making new places feel like home.
Resources Mentioned:
Visit thefeastlife.me/blog/97 for additional resources and links
All Aboard the Grandparents Express – OUT NOW
Instagram: @leiraewrites

Just Getting Started? Get our FREE Charlotte Mason and You Workshop to see if this powerful approach can transform your homeschool. https://www.thefeastlife.me/opt-in
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Website: A Gentle Feast
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Today’s episode is sponsored by the award winning Charlotte Mason curriculum A Gentle Feast. Get started with smooth and easy days at https://www.agentlefeast.com.
44 min
October 06, 2025#96: Becoming the Power Plant: How to Generate Joy, Courage, and Calm in Your Homeschool
Homeschooling can feel like an emotional rollercoaster—one minute you’re overflowing with joy, the next you’re weighed down by frustration, doubt, or fear. What if those emotions weren’t something to fix or fight, but instead the very key to unlocking a more peaceful, joy-filled homeschool? In this episode, Julie shares how to stop being at the mercy of your feelings and start generating the empowering emotions you want to experience.
What You’ll Learn in This Episode:
Why emotions aren’t problems to solve — and how to see them as messengers that point you toward growth.

The power of reframing fear — recognizing it as a sign of stretching into new goals, not a signal to retreat.

How to generate positive emotions on purpose — by shifting the stories you tell yourself and changing your focus.

The role of gratitude and wonder — simple practices that train your brain to find joy and spark curiosity in your kids.

Moving from emotional childhood to emotional adulthood — choosing your responses instead of living on autopilot.

Why It Matters:
When you learn to notice, name, and generate emotions with intention, you stop getting stuck in cycles of discouragement and overwhelm. Instead, you create motivation, courage, joy, and peace—emotions that overflow into your homeschool and transform the atmosphere of your home.
Resources Mentioned:
Visit thefeastlife.me/blog/96 for additional resources and links
Just Getting Started? Get our FREE Charlotte Mason and You Workshop to see if this powerful approach can transform your homeschool. https://www.thefeastlife.me/opt-in
Subscribe & Review: “ I love Julie and the Feast Life.” If this sounds like you, please consider rating and reviewing the show on Apple Podcasts. This helps more people- just like you- find out about the show. CLICK HERE AND SCROLL TO THE BOTTOM to leave a five star reviews.
Also, please subscribe so you never miss an episode. FOLLOW NOW

Connect with Us:
Website: A Gentle Feast
Facebook: A Gentle Feast Community
Instagram: @agentlefeast
Prefer video or closed captions? Watch all our episodes on YouTube. http://youtube.com/@TheFeastLife

Today’s episode is sponsored by the award winning Charlotte Mason curriculum A Gentle Feast. Get started with smooth and easy days at https://www.agentlefeast.com.
31 min

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