In this episode, Dr. Kelly Cagle sits down with professor and mom of four, Charity Gibson, to unpack what it really means to be a homemaker in today’s world. Spoiler: it’s not about whether you work outside the home. It’s about the heart and rhythm you bring into it.

In this episode, Dr. Kelly Cagle talks with Kristen Jenson, author of Good Pictures Bad Pictures and founder of Defend Young Minds. They explore how impulsivity, underdeveloped executive function, and screen access make ADHD kids especially at risk—and why giving kids a clear, repeated plan to reject porn is critical.

In this heartfelt conversation, Dr. Kelly Cagle and guest Jen Thompson dive into what it means to truly return to Jesus in the chaos of motherhood. Jen shares her journey of letting go of guilt, embracing grace, and finding freedom from shame—including her story of post-abortive healing. This episode is an invitation for moms to experience intimacy with God in every season, no matter their past or pace.

In this episode, we explore five foundational areas for raising emotionally healthy kids: emotional regulation, communication, confidence, screen time, and long-term parenting perspective. With insights from child therapists Sissy Goff and David Thomas, you'll walk away with practical, research-backed tools to build a calmer, more connected home.

How do you choose the right school path for your child? In this episode, Dr. Kelly Cagle unpacks the beauty and challenges of homeschooling, private school, and public school—and reminds parents that the true goal is raising lifelong learners, not just students. Tune in for practical insights to help you make the best decision for your family’s next season.

Can a mom with ADHD homeschool successfully? In this episode, Dr. Kelly Cagle talks with Brittany Long about how she creates structure, rhythm, and peace in her homeschool—despite executive functioning challenges. From planning tools to mindset shifts, Brittany shares how understanding her brain has helped her lead her family with confidence, flexibility, and grace.

What if your child’s “meltdown” was actually a message? In this episode, Kelly Cagle sits down with Greer Jones to talk about parenting through the lens of neurodiversity—navigating ADHD, autism, and the sensory world our kids live in. You’ll walk away with fresh perspective, practical tools, and the reminder that your child’s uniqueness is their superpower.

In this episode of the Parenting IQ Podcast, Dr. Kelly Cagle interviews Dr. Shannon Crawford discusses the unique challenges faced by mothers with ADHD, emphasizing the importance of viewing ADHD as a potential superpower rather than a limitation. We explore societal expectations, mom guilt, and the necessity of love and structure in parenting.