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Welcome to the Momset Podcast where you can learn how to Raise Your Words and become the mom you want to be in todays motherhood. We love to talk all things mindset and share good stories that apply the tools and skills being discussed on the show.
One 'I hate you' at home; Tessa would rather you notice the hurt than win the argument.
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Short reviews from the PlayNext desk, based on the episodes we processed.
A faith-inflected parenting reset that treats children's behavior as feedback on what adults model.
The Momset Podcast centers this episode on a simple parenting proposition: children often reflect what they are learning from the adults leading them.
A direct coaching reset for parents who notice anger and then start building a case for it.
Self-awareness gets a hard look here, especially in the moments when anger starts to feel reasonable. Tessa frames the episode around a familiar parenting trap: noticing the emotion, then using that awareness to defend yelling, sharp words, silence, or withdrawal.
A candid devotional reflection on the freedom Tessa finds when motherhood does not require managing every interaction.
Tessa shapes the episode around a humbling realization: some moments that feel like a mother's duty may actually be chances to loosen her grip.
A steady, candid look at meeting children's hurtful words with accountability, calm authority, and room to soften.
A home filled with painful lines like "I hate you" and "You're the worst mom" becomes the frame for a careful look at parental influence. The host traces that language back to her own behavior, making the case that change starts with adult accountability and a steadier kind of…
Jonquilyn Hill chases one listener question per episode to the experts who can answer it.
Hard conversations, patiently held, with room to laugh.
Fearne Cotton interviews guests like Boy George and Bryony Gordon about mental health and identity.
Dr. Joy Harden Bradford pairs therapy insight with Black TV recaps, maternal health, and history.
Tessa opens The Momset Podcast with the "Yes Family Flipbook," a set of scripts for disrespectful tone, name calling, speaking life, and clear instruction.
Tessa discusses how self-awareness can either escalate or calm a mother's temper, sharing personal stories and coaching to help listeners respond intentionally.
Tessa shares a personal lesson on humility and how embracing vulnerability leads to freedom and growth in motherhood.
A mother shares how she reduced hurtful language from her kids by taking ownership of her own communication and mindset.
A guided journaling session to help mothers clarify their vision and balance authority with compassion in parenting.
Tessa discusses how focusing on positive behaviors in children can transform parenting and create a more intentional mindset.
Tessa shares how she intentionally introduced emotional regulation activities into her home, modeling calm behavior for her kids.
The host and her husband collaboratively edit a marriage journal, discussing mindset and communication in marriage.
Tessa Romero guides mothers through an interactive alignment journaling session to cultivate a positive mindset.
Host Tessa Romero interviews minimalist living coach Julia Abengay about decluttering your home and heart to find joy.