Welcome to GoodMom, a show and community about bringing more consciousness to motherhood in a rapidly changing world. Friends Lindsay and Sunny share honest stories, laughter, and big questions about raising kids who are more powerful and brilliant than we sometimes realize. Bring your curiosity and grow with us at https://goodmom.org (https://goodmom.org).
Does Money Grow on Trees? Rethinking What We Teach Our Kids
🎉 GoodMom is back for Season 2—and we’re talking money! When your teenager has a car, a girlfriend, and a growing list of expenses, how do you decide what to pay for—and what they should earn themselves?
Sunny and Lindsay share their different upbringings around money and explore how those beliefs shape our parenting. From Sunny’s daughters turning their love of dogs into spending money to the questions we rarely ask our kids, this conversation is about getting curious together.
In this episode:
💭 What happens when parents have different money philosophies
🌱 The beliefs about money we pass down without realizing it
🐾 How doing something kids love can open doors to earning
💬 Talking honestly about family budgets without adding fear or shame
✨ Asking kids what experiences they want to create—and exploring how to make them happen
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10 Oct 2026
Truth or Manipulation? Empowering Kids to Know the Difference
Is that something your child really wants — or something they’ve been sold? From TikTok skincare trends to Roblox purchases and brand-name clothes, kids face a steady stream of messages about what they need and who they should be.
Sunny and Lindsay explore helping kids recognize manipulation, practice discernment, and build confidence in their own choices. Through honest parenting stories, they discuss looking beneath the purchase, getting curious instead of judgmental, and giving kids room to discover what matters to them.
✨ In this episode, you’ll discover:
📱 Question the Influence: Explore how advertising, social media, and peer pressure can shape kids’ wants.
🔎 Get Curious: Move beyond “Why would you buy that?” to understand what your child values.
🧭 Practice Discernment: Help kids pause and reflect on the messages coming their way.
❤️ Build Confidence: Encourage kids to feel comfortable being themselves, beyond labels and trends.
🌱 Make Space for Choices: Explore opportunities for independent decision-making within safe boundaries.
🪞 Check Our Own Habits: Reflect on when parental guidance becomes pressure to follow our preferences.
Whether your child wants the latest skincare product or a virtual T-shirt you can’t quite understand, this conversation offers laughter, perspective, and questions worth asking. Helping kids think for themselves starts with being willing to listen.
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10 Oct 2026
Helping Kids Build Social Skills in a Digital World
Our kids are more connected than ever — but how comfortable are they having a face-to-face conversation? Helping kids build social skills in a world full of screens starts with everyday opportunities to be present, communicate clearly, and connect with others.
Sunny and Lindsay explore “social fluency” through honest stories from their own families. From one-word answers to an unexpected conversation at the Starbucks drive-through, they share how small moments can model meaningful connection.
✨ In this episode, you’ll discover:
💬 Build Communication Skills: Explore the difference between being connected online and connecting in person.
👀 Practice Being Present: Discuss attention, eye contact, and the challenges of face-to-face conversations.
🌱 Make Room for Awkwardness: Why practicing social skills doesn’t have to look or feel perfect.
🤝 Model Real Connection: Show kids how small conversations and sincere compliments can open doors.
❤️ Notice Your Influence: Discover how the interactions your kids watch today can show up in their lives years later.
📱 Look Beyond the Screen: Reflect on the place of human connection in a world of gaming, phones, and AI.
Whether you’re navigating conversations with teens or helping younger kids feel more comfortable around others, this episode brings laughter, relatable stories, and a reminder that small moments matter. Sometimes teaching connection starts with looking up and saying something kind.
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