The Art of Motherhood | A Faith-Based Motherhood Podcast

About The Art of Motherhood | A Faith-Based Motherhood Podcast

Welcome to The Art of Motherhood, a faith-based motherhood podcast for women navigating the beauty, chaos, and legacy of family life. Hosted by photographer and storyteller Megan Myrick, each episode offers faith-filled encouragement and real community for moms in every season - from newborn days to raising teens to the empty nest. Hosted from a place of faith and 15 years of walking alongside mothers , this show is a place to pause, reflect, and remember that you are seen, valued, and never alone in this calling. Motherhood is sacred work - let's celebrate it together.

Publisher

Megan Myrick

Category

kids & family

Language

en

Explicit

No

First episode

13 Jun 2025

Latest episode

16 Oct 2026

Latest episodes

64 episodes in the feed.

1. 

   16 Oct 2026

   It's Not Just About the Food: Understanding Picky Eaters

   Is your child a picky eater? Are mealtimes filled with frustration, food refusal, or constant power struggles? What if picky eating isn’t really about the food at all? In this episode of The Art of Motherhood Podcast, Megan sits down with Katie Kimball, creator of the Picky Eater Playbook and host of the Healthy Parenting Handbook Podcast, to explore what’s really behind picky eating and how parents can create healthier, happier mealtimes. From sensory sensitivities and anxiety to parenting habits and the pressure we unintentionally place on our children, Katie shares practical strategies to help families move beyond food battles and build a healthier relationship with food. In this episode, you’ll discover: Why picky eating isn’t always about being stubborn or difficult How sensory sensitivities, stress, and anxiety can affect children’s eating habits Practical ways to reduce mealtime power struggles Why teaching kids to recognize hunger cues matters How to encourage adventurous eating without pressure The importance of looking beneath challenging behaviors Why curiosity, connection, and understanding are powerful parenting tools But this conversation goes beyond picky eating. It’s a reminder that sometimes the behaviors we’re so quick to correct are the very ones we need to understand. Whether you’re raising a toddler who refuses vegetables, navigating mealtime battles with an elementary-aged child, or simply trying to parent with more patience and intention, this episode offers encouragement and practical tools for your motherhood journey. Because motherhood isn’t about controlling every behavior. Sometimes it’s about choosing curiosity over control. Connect with The Art of Motherhood: Follow the podcast for honest conversations, practical parenting advice, and encouragement for every season of motherhood. Join The Mothers Club, for free! https://artofmotherhood.com/mothers-club/ Connect with Katie here:https://raisinghealthyfamilies.com/PickyMegan (https://raisinghealthyfamilies.com/PickyMegan)

2. 

   9 Oct 2026

   Motherhood Doesn’t Have to Be Perfect to Be Good

   What if some of the seasons you worry you got wrong are the very ones your children will remember most fondly? This week on The Art of Motherhood, I’m sitting down with Becky—a mom of three, grandmother, business owner, and woman who has walked through young motherhood, divorce, single motherhood, remarriage, career changes, and all the beautiful messiness in between. We talk about the pressure to give our children a “perfect” childhood, what our kids actually remember, raising resilient children, balancing motherhood and a career, staying connected to yourself and your marriage, and learning to let go as your children become adults. Becky also shares a story from one of the hardest seasons of her life—one she remembers for everything she couldn’t provide, but her daughter remembers as one of the best parts of her childhood. Because maybe our kids don’t need us to get everything right. Maybe they need to know they’re loved, that we’re in their corner, and that home is a place where they belong. Motherhood doesn’t have to be perfect to be good. (https://www.luxerealestatega.com/) Join the Mothers Club (https://artofmotherhood.com/mothers-club/)

3. 

   2 Oct 2026

   There’s No Such Thing As Balance: Motherhood, Business, & Building Your Village

   What does it really take to be a mom, build a business, serve your community, and still make room for yourself? This week, Megan sits down with Anjali Sharma, mom of three, entrepreneur, and maternal health advocate, for an honest conversation about motherhood, ambition, support, and why “balance” might not actually exist. Anjali shares how an unexpected and difficult first birth completely changed the trajectory of her life, eventually leading to two home births and a passion for improving maternal care in her community. She also opens up about raising three very different children, running multiple businesses, building a birth center and mobile maternal health clinic, and the village behind everything she does. Together, Megan and Anjali talk about the pressure moms feel to do it all, the balls that inevitably get dropped, learning to ask for and accept help, outsourcing without guilt, and recognizing that every part of our lives simply cannot get 100% of us at the same time. They also dive into breastfeeding, NICU motherhood, building a local milk-sharing resource, entrepreneurship, marriage, and the unexpected ways motherhood can reveal what we’re capable of. Because maybe the goal isn’t figuring out how to perfectly balance everything. Maybe it’s learning what needs you most in this season—and realizing you were never meant to carry all of it alone. Listen now to a conversation full of honesty, laughter, perspective, and plenty of grace for the mom who’s doing the best she can. They are currently fundraising for the new birth center. Want to help? Find more information at cogawf.org. Join the Mothers Club! https://artofmotherhood.com/mothers-club/

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