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Very Good Enough
Very Good Enough
a podcast for parents who try
Very good is a moving target, but we think you can be a very good (enough) parent if you love your kids and try hard. Join mother of three Jess Hover and preschool teacher Layne Deyling Cherland as we tackle how to understand toddler behavior from THEIR perspective, how to build a non-judgmental community of moms, how to repair our mistakes and have healthy relationships with our partners/kids/selves, plus so much more of what we call "people stuff". We take care of the people who take care of children - moms, dads and everyone else!
From Very Good Mothers Club
Theme by Conner Cherland
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5.0 stars from 62 ratings
Best Encouragement for moms
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“Loving this podcast so far! Very encouraging and relatable to the point of tearing up multiple times, but also with moments of lighthearted fun and practical help. I definitely plan to be a long time listener.
*Edit* 5 seasons later, this podcast helps me to LOVE being a mom. That’s the feeling...”Read full review »
ryannanan via Apple Podcasts ·
United States of America ·
03/12/24
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“Jess and Lane’s conversations somehow always meet me where I’m at in parenting my one year old and four year old. I love the mix of child brain science and real life experiences and kindness and permission and putting words to stuff I think all moms (and caregivers) feel.”
HannahMarie1127 via Apple Podcasts ·
United States of America ·
09/05/23
“I have 4 precious kids who I wanted with all my heart and soul and thought I would be the best mom ever (because my mom was, for real) and it was such a gut punch for me when motherhood was not the magical wonderland I had envisioned. It’s really, really hard. My kids somehow survived and are...”Read full review »
tompsloan via Apple Podcasts ·
United States of America ·
05/26/23
Recent Episodes
In this episode, we dive into the importance of being direct and clear when communicating with your toddler. Say goodbye to the endless search for the "right" parenting language or trying to follow every expert's advice. We discuss why using straightforward language and saying what you mean can...
Published 04/29/24
This week's listener question:
“As a child I definitely didn’t have some of my emotional needs met, and was shamed for my distress about this. A lot of this centered about me wanting to be with my mum while she was unavailable (through choice not necessity). So now I try to be really available...
Published 04/26/24
Published 04/26/24
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