Do you let your kids, friends, family and external influences reshape your routines and priorities in ways that pull you and your husband apart instead of keeping your marriage healthy and connected?

Have you checked in with your husband lately — really checked in — or have you been giving the “easy” answers instead of the honest ones?

Are you proactive in your marriage or has SAHM life led you into complacency?

If so, you’re in the right place. 

Hi, Beautiful! I’m Cheryl — wife, SAHM, Coach and Mom Mentor. I learned the not‑so‑secret ways to become the mom my girls needed by prioritizing Jesus, building simple routines that supported my priorities, rejecting mom guilt, and discovering what self‑esteem and self‑worth really look like in everyday motherhood. In Time for Mom, we have honest conversations about comparison, practical devotional moments, and encouragement you can tuck into the cracks of your day. If you’re ready to build faith while washing dishes, rediscover your identity, and love yourself the way your babies already do — grab your earbuds and lock the bathroom door for a minute alone. It’s Time for Mom.

In this episode, I’m sharing the small, consistent ways you can fight for your marriage every day so you can stay connected, stay united, and keep anything that tries to wedge itself between you and your husband from taking root.

Conversation Check‑In Questions for Your Marriage:

“Are we in a healthy place or are we feeling distanced from each other?”

“When was the last time I kissed my husband?”

“When was the last time I told him I thought he was handsome?”

“When was the last time I told him that I appreciated him because of who he is?”

“When my husband asks me something, am I being honest with him or giving the answer I think he wants?”

“Is there anything you think needs worked on in our marriage?”

Key Takeaways:

>Small, consistent actions protect your marriage more than big, dramatic fixes — daily choices keep distance from creeping in.

>Marriage only has room for three: you, your husband, and God.

>Communication is the heartbeat of a healthy marriage.

>Respect is a healing posture, even in conflict — a gentle answer deflects anger and opens the door to healthy conversations.

>Money is one of the loudest threats to marriage.

>Work is good, but it cannot become the #1 priority.

>Family influence must be balanced with marital unity.

>Fight for your marriage, not against your husband. Unite with the Lord and let Him fight on your behalf.

Resources mentioned:

Love & Respect by Dr. Emerson Eggriches

Dave Ramsey's Financial Peace University

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59 | Your Marriage Is Worth Your Time, SAHM

55 | 5 Ways to Restore Your Marriage as a SAHM With Little Kids

Do you ever feel so calloused or exhausted that you’ve forgotten the wonder God is trying to show you through your kids?

Have you realized that the things your kids pull you into — the wonder, the discomfort, the newness — might be the very places God is trying to soften your heart again?

Are you so deep in the frustration and noise of motherhood that you’re missing the gift God is trying to give you through this season?

If so, you’re in the right place. 

Hi, Beautiful! I’m Cheryl — wife, SAHM, Coach and Mom Mentor. I learned the not‑so‑secret ways to become the mom my girls needed by prioritizing Jesus, building simple routines that supported my priorities, rejecting mom guilt, and discovering what self‑esteem and self‑worth really look like in everyday motherhood. In Time for Mom, we have honest conversations about comparison, practical devotional moments, and encouragement you can tuck into the cracks of your day. If you’re ready to build faith while washing dishes, rediscover your identity, and love yourself the way your babies already do — grab your earbuds and lock the bathroom door for a minute alone. It’s Time for Mom.

In this episode, I’m sharing how motherhood lets you see life through a completely new lens so you can rediscover wonder, find purpose in the hard moments, and remember that God is shaping you just as much as you’re shaping your kids.

Motherhood makes the world new again — God uses our kids to reopen our eyes to beauty, wonder, and the miracles we’ve grown numb to.

Comparison steals joy and dulls wonder — but seeing life through your children restores your self‑worth and softens the calloused parts of adulthood.

Motherhood is a second chance — a chance to rewrite routines, priorities, and generational patterns with intention and faith.

Kids pull us out of our comfort zones — helping us experience things we’d never choose but desperately need for growth and healing.

Motherhood reveals the “why” behind our parents’ choices — giving us compassion, clarity, and a deeper understanding of family legacy.

This season is hard, holy, and refining — God uses motherhood to shape you just as much as you shape your children.

You’re not failing — you’re being formed — even when you’re exhausted, overwhelmed, or tempted to give up.

Don’t stop fighting for connection — keep trying new routines, new approaches, and new rhythms until you find what brings peace instead of friction.

Motherhood is a gift even when it feels maddening — God is present in the frustration, the stretching, and the moments that break you open.

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103 | 4 Ways Moms Can Escape the Comparison Trap and Restore Peace

93 | Lost in Motherhood? Rediscover Your Identity, Self‑Worth, and Priorities as a SAHM

Hey, Beautiful! — I’m taking August off to rest, reset, and prepare some really meaningful things for you. There won’t be new episodes this month, but I’ll be back in your ears on September 2nd with a fresh episode I cannot wait to share.

A new October workshop for moms is currently in development. Make sure you’re subscribed so you don’t miss updates, registration details, or the first episode back.

If you’re catching up on past episodes, this is the perfect time to revisit your favorites or share one with a friend who needs it.

Thanks for being here. Thanks for giving me space to breathe. September is going to be good.

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101 | Feeling Like a Failure? Overcome Mom Guilt and Perfection with Guest Sandy Cooper

97 | Emotional Regulation for Overwhelmed Moms with Special Guest Kelsey Redd

93 | Lost in Motherhood? Rediscover Your Identity, Self‑Worth, and Priorities as a SAHM

79 | The Gift of Generations — They Need More Than Mom

78 | Snuggles to Scripture: What My Kids Teach Me About God - Devotion

65 | Stop Believing Mom Guilt. Being Healthy Makes You a Better Mom - Guest Christa Baker

Do you ever catch yourself speaking about your body or your worth in ways that would break your heart if your kids said the same things about themselves?

Have you embraced self-criticism instead of being thankful of the worth God has for you?

Are you noticing the moments where you treat yourself as less valuable than the women you serve, love, or admire — even though Scripture says you were created with the same intentionality and beauty?

If so, you’re in the right place. 

Hi, Beautiful! I’m Cheryl — wife, SAHM, Coach and Mom Mentor. I learned the not‑so‑secret ways to become the mom my girls needed by prioritizing Jesus, building simple routines that supported my priorities, rejecting mom guilt, and discovering what self‑esteem and self‑worth really look like in everyday motherhood. In Time for Mom, we have honest conversations about comparison, practical devotional moments, and encouragement you can tuck into the cracks of your day. If you’re ready to build faith while washing dishes, rediscover your identity, and love yourself the way your babies already do — grab your earbuds and lock the bathroom door for a minute alone. It’s Time for Mom.

In this episode, I’m sharing how God reshapes our self‑esteem and identity through Scripture so you can finally see yourself the way He sees you — with truth, grace, and the kind of love you freely give everyone else.

Loving your neighbor starts with learning to love yourself the way God intended — with grace, not self‑criticism.

Humility isn’t self‑deprecation; it’s shifting your focus outward while honoring God’s workmanship in you.

Speaking harshly about yourself contradicts God’s truth about who He created you to be.

Your body is a God‑designed vessel — purposeful, capable, and worthy of care.

You were created intentionally, beautifully, and for God’s glory — nothing about you is accidental.

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89 | The Mirror and Scale Are Lying! Love Your Mom Bod and Boost Your Self-Esteem

80 | From Mom Guilt to God’s Image - Devotion

Have you ever looked at your friends, family, or even a stranger and wonder how they are able do all the things you want to do?

Are you wishing your home looked like your friends?

Do you wish you could trade homes and lives with someone else because they seem to have the life you want?

If so, you’re in the right place. 

Hi, Beautiful! I’m Cheryl — wife, SAHM, Coach and Mom Mentor. I learned the not‑so‑secret ways to become the mom my girls needed by prioritizing Jesus, building simple routines that supported my priorities, rejecting mom guilt, and discovering what self‑esteem and self‑worth really look like in everyday motherhood. In Time for Mom, we have honest conversations about comparison, practical devotional moments, and encouragement you can tuck into the cracks of your day. If you’re ready to build faith while washing dishes, rediscover your identity, and love yourself the way your babies already do — grab your earbuds and lock the bathroom door for a minute alone. It’s Time for Mom.

In this episode, I’m sharing 4 ways to fight comparison so you can appreciate your mom life without wishing you could escape motherhood. 

Lean into how God wired you — not anger or frustration, but the character He placed in you to serve your family well.

Redirect your attention when comparison creeps in; their life is never what it seems from the outside.

If something isn’t working, release it — just like a broken toy that’s no longer serving its purpose.

Finding what works for you takes time, prayer, and patience.

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101 | Feeling Like a Failure? Overcome Mom Guilt and Perfection with Guest Sandy Cooper

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93 | Lost in Motherhood? Rediscover Your Identity, Self‑Worth, and Priorities as a SAHM

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Do you ever look at your SAHM routines and wonder if the “little things” you do actually matter — especially as comparison starts to whisper that your impact should look bigger?

Have you wondered whether anything of the seeds you’re planting in your kids is sinking in?

Are you carrying quiet shame over being “ordinary,” forgetting that God sees the unseen, everyday acts of kindness and obedience as you serve your family?

If so, you’re in the right place. 

Hi, Beautiful! I’m Cheryl — wife, SAHM, Coach and Mom Mentor. I learned the not‑so‑secret ways to become the mom my girls needed by prioritizing Jesus, building simple routines that supported my priorities, rejecting mom guilt, and discovering what self‑esteem and self‑worth really look like in everyday motherhood. In Time for Mom, we have honest conversations about comparison, practical devotional moments, and encouragement you can tuck into the cracks of your day. If you’re ready to build faith while washing dishes, rediscover your identity, and love yourself the way your babies already do — grab your earbuds and lock the bathroom door for a minute alone. It’s Time for Mom.

n this episode, I’m sharing how the small, ordinary things you do as a mom make an impact, so you can stop questioning your worth and start seeing how God is using your everyday acts of faithfulness to grow something beautiful in your home and your family.

Small acts of love matter more than big moments.

Ordinary motherhood carries Kingdom impact — kindness, service, generosity, and presence are the real “epic deeds” that push back darkness in everyday life.

Jesus modeled humble, unseen service — He came as an unassuming servant, showing that greatness is found in obedience, not applause.

Your daily work is worship — Scripture reminds moms that doing small tasks with excellence brings praise to God and carries eternal value.

Seeds are growing even when you don’t see fruit.

Don’t give up in the little things.

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101 | Feeling Like a Failure? Overcome Mom Guilt and Perfection with Guest Sandy Cooper

98 | Just a Mom? Discover How God Defines You - Devotion

Do you feeling guilty with how you are a mother? Like no matter what you do, you should be doing something else?

Have you been carrying mom guilt so long that it’s started to shape your priorities, your self‑esteem, and the way you see your own self‑worth?

Are you constantly comparing yourself to other moms and wonder if you’re somehow doing motherhood “wrong” because you can't be "that mom"?

If so, you’re in the right place. 

Today, we have a super special guest, the amazing and fabulous Sandy Cooper!

Sandy Cooper is an award-winning author of three books, a student of the Bible, and a professionally certified plant-based home chef. She has been married to Jon for over 32 years and is mom to three young adults, a son-in-law, and a nine-month-old son in Heaven.

She has been helping frazzled moms find peace since 2008 at thescooponbalance.com and is the co-founder of Writing Off Social, where she helps female Christian writers grow their audience without social media.

Sandy is the host of The Balanced MomCast, the cohost of Writing Off Social: The Podcast. She writes at Behind the Balance on Substack, from her home office in Florida, where she lives with her family (and the ocean).

Key Takeaways:

Social media comparison sets moms up to feel like they’re doing motherhood wrong.

Mom guilt isn’t permanent — you grow, mature, and learn your way out of it.

Feeling like you should always be doing something else is a sign of overwhelm, not failure.

Embrace the kind of mom you are — chaos-loving or order-loving — without guilt.

Nothing could have fully prepared you for the challenges of motherhood.

If you had known every challenge ahead of time, you might have hesitated — but God knew you were the right mom.

God hand‑selected you for your child and equips you for every challenge.

You are the exact right mom for your child, no matter what you’re facing.

When you feel like you’re failing, speak to yourself with the same kindness you’d give a friend.

Great parenting cannot remove struggle from your child’s life — struggle grows resilience.

Your perfection will not produce perfect kids.

Self‑control is a fruit of the Spirit, and you have access to it because Jesus lives in you.

Self‑control is a muscle — the more you use it, the stronger it becomes.

You grow stronger every time you exercise the power God placed within you.

Apologize early and often — humility transforms relationships.

A good mom knows she is flawed and leads with honesty and humility.

Quiz: Hey Mom, What’s Your Mom Superpower? 

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Website: The Scoop on Balance

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Do your routines fall apart because you’re trying to “correct” everything around you instead of letting God lead?

Have you caught yourself stepping into a role that isn’t yours — as a SAHM or even a believer?

Are you struggling to keep your priorities rooted in love when discouragement, control, or perfectionism seem like the best thing in the moment but leave you filled with guilt instead of peace?

If so, you’re in the right place. 

Hi, Beautiful! I’m Cheryl — wife, SAHM, Coach and Mom Mentor. I learned the not‑so‑secret ways to become the mom my girls needed by prioritizing Jesus, building simple routines that supported my priorities, rejecting mom guilt, and discovering what self‑esteem and self‑worth really look like in everyday motherhood. In Time for Mom, we have honest conversations about comparison, practical devotional moments, and encouragement you can tuck into the cracks of your day. If you’re ready to build faith while washing dishes, rediscover your identity, and love yourself the way your babies already do — grab your earbuds and lock the bathroom door for a minute alone. It’s Time for Mom.

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In this episode, I’m sharing how easily our correction can slip from love into control, so you can recognize the motives behind your reactions and begin responding with the kind of grace, patience, and Holy‑Spirit‑led love that actually builds relationships.

Correction without love becomes control, damaging connection and growth — whether between siblings or believers.

Love-led guidance creates room for choices, teamwork, and spiritual maturity, unlike rigid, controlling correction.

Christians harm more than they help when correction starts from confrontation instead of compassion, sowing division instead of unity.

Different convictions aren’t wrong — obedience to God is the standard, not legalism or personal preference.

Our calling is to protect, encourage, and build up weaker believers, guarding their conscience rather than flaunting our freedom.

If correction isn’t rooted in love, silence and prayer may be the best response, letting the Holy Spirit do His work.

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84 | The Hidden Cost of Compromise - Devotion

78 | Snuggles to Scripture: What My Kids Teach Me About God - Devotion

Do you ever feel your routines or priorities slipping because the weight of responsibility hits harder than you expected — and comparison starts whispering, "It's not worth it"?

Have you ever felt overwhelmed by the responsibility in front of you and wondered if your perseverance is even making a difference?

Are you struggling to remember your God‑given calling when the daily push to show up, teach, and stay consistent leaves you discouraged and wondering if you're invisible?

If so, you’re in the right place. 

Hi, Beautiful! I’m Cheryl — wife, SAHM, Coach and Mom Mentor. I learned the not‑so‑secret ways to become the mom my girls needed by prioritizing Jesus, building simple routines that supported my priorities, rejecting mom guilt, and discovering what self‑esteem and self‑worth really look like in everyday motherhood. In Time for Mom, we have honest conversations about comparison, practical devotional moments, and encouragement you can tuck into the cracks of your day. If you’re ready to build faith while washing dishes, rediscover your identity, and love yourself the way your babies already do — grab your earbuds and lock the bathroom door for a minute alone. It’s Time for Mom.

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In this episode, we're talking persistence in motherhood, calling, and life — not the glamorous kind, but the gritty, everyday perseverance when I’d rather quit.

Thank you for sticking with me for a full year and almost 100 episodes. Your presence here matters more than you know.

Perseverance often starts with panic. Responsibility stretches me, but God strengthens me in the stretch.

Obedience builds momentum. This podcast grew because I kept showing up and trusted God with the results.

Motherhood requires long‑term consistency. Teaching, training, and loving my kids is slow work — but it matters.

Discouragement doesn’t mean I’m failing. It’s a normal part of parenting and calling, not a sign to quit.

Faithfulness over perfection. God honors persistence even when I feel tired, unsure, or overwhelmed.

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94 | “Unqualified” Isn’t Disqualified — How God Turns Your Past Into Purpose. Devotion

82 | I Am Not My Own... Learning to Surrender Control - Devotion

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Do you ever slip into routines that make you feel like you're “just a SAHM,” forgetting your God‑given identity is deeper than any role you fill?

Have you noticed how quickly motherhood can overshadow your identity, making you forget you’re a daughter of the King?

Are you measuring your self‑worth by the roles you carry instead of remembering you are deliberately designed, deeply loved, and more than any season you’re walking through?

If so, you’re in the right place. 

Hi, Beautiful! I’m Cheryl — wife, SAHM, Coach and Mom Mentor. I learned the not‑so‑secret ways to become the mom my girls needed by prioritizing Jesus, building simple routines that supported my priorities, rejecting mom guilt, and discovering what self‑esteem and self‑worth really look like in everyday motherhood. In Time for Mom, we have honest conversations about comparison, practical devotional moments, and encouragement you can tuck into the cracks of your day. If you’re ready to build faith while washing dishes, rediscover your identity, and love yourself the way your babies already do — grab your earbuds and lock the bathroom door for a minute alone. It’s Time for Mom.

In this episode, I’m sharing how culture tries to define us by productivity and roles so you can release those expectations and rest in the truth that God calls you treasured, known, and deliberately designed.

Your identity is not limited to motherhood — culture may label you “just a mom,” but God calls you chosen and loved.

Roles shift, but your identity in Christ stays steady — when life changes, you don’t lose who you are; you are God’s daughter first.

People may define you by what you do, but God defines you by who you are — His child, deliberately designed and deeply loved.

You are more than your productivity — God values you beyond tasks, roles, or how much you accomplish in a day.

Your story is bigger than any season you’re walking through — illness, motherhood, work, or struggle do not get the final say on your identity.

Teach your children their identity in Christ — when they know who they are to God, they won’t be shaken by changing roles or expectations.

God sees you as His treasured daughter — beloved, cherished, and held, no matter what role you’re currently living out.

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93 | Lost in Motherhood? Rediscover Your Identity, Self‑Worth, and Priorities as a SAHM

82 | I Am Not My Own... Learning to Surrender Control - Devotion

75 | No Purpose in Motherhood? Let's Find Your Dream Again Special Guest Nicole Naicker