The Mostly Mom Podcast

A conversation with Cayla H. about growing up a pastor's kid, grieving the loss of her father, becoming a therapist, parenting young boys, helping others, and finding healing in unexpected places.

Learn more at caylaholloman.com

A conversation with Jasmine A. about taking the unexpected path, experiencing the birth of her firstborn during a power outage, adventuring in Peru, trusting God’s timing to open doors, and parenting boys with a 15-year age spread.

A conversation with Nyla C. about growing up in a shattered home, confessing sin and seeking forgiveness, playing roller derby, getting sober, finding healing through a church community, and mothering with an authentic Christian faith.

A conversation with Holly H about parenting girls, passing down wisdom to other moms, her journey of foster care and adoption, the modern challenges of self-care, the freedom found in slowing down, and the surprisingly simple power of a walk to the mailbox.

During our interview, Holly talked about her experience with foster care. For more information, visit childbridgemontana.org.

Child Bridge is a fantastic organization that finds and equips families to be foster parents.

A conversation with Beth B about being a single mom of boys, bow hunting, relying on community, journeying through cancer, and honesty with God about our circumstances.

Through her small business, The Pink Tent, Beth takes care of people diagnosed with breast cancer and lymphedema. The Pink Tent is a Durable Medical Equipment Place of Service and provides post-surgical wear to help women regain their self-confidence and feel good in their bodies, especially after a life-changing surgery.

Visit thepinktentmt.com

Welcome to the Mostly Mom podcast, where we have conversations about being a mom and all the other things we do along the way that make us who we are. Hi, I'm Kristen Schelvan. While my days are filled with many roles and responsibilities, "mostly mom" is my favorite title. I think normal moms have the best stories, but they don't usually get to share them. I'd like to take some time to sit down with a fellow mom to discuss the good and the hard, the joy and the sorrow, what we are facing in our current season of motherhood, and lessons we have learned along the way. I hope you are encouraged, challenged and inspired by these conversations.