I was a trad mom despite the fact that people tried to pressure me into working outside the home. When you look back, you never regret being there for your children.

@NewWorldOldSoulPodcast

9 ай бұрын

100%

@savedbygrace777

9 ай бұрын

Good for you!

@Robin-ni6fs

9 ай бұрын

You are so right! I cried when I had to go to work.

@katmatrac

9 ай бұрын

😢@@Robin-ni6fs

@KiwikimNZ

9 ай бұрын

You can work and still be there for your kids, I worked night duty, so I was there every step of the way for my kids. :)

My mom was a stay-at-home mom and I was her right hand helper from the time I could stand on a chair at the stove and stir a pot. I even remember standing on the kitchen counter in my flannel nightgown, probably about 5 years-old, and Mom's spelling c-i-n-n-a-m-o-n to me so that I can bring it to her, because she was baking pies, cookies or HER Grandma's fruit cake and Old English plum pudding recipes for Christmas time... I don't ever remember hearing mom complain about her job at home. I can count on one hand how many times we got cold cereal (Wheaties or Cheerios only) for breakfast or TV dinners for dinner, because mom cooked everything from scratch. We canned everything from asparagus to watermelon rind (hot water bath). Mom sewed all of her day dresses & dresses, night gowns for my sister & I, pajamas, shorts & pants for the boys when we were younger. Don't get me wrong, my Mom did her part but we all had chores around the house. We served each other. I helped mom in the kitchen, right to the end, but we all had yard work chores, such as pulling weeds in the yard and gardening. Mowing the grass with our push mower. When Mom was in the kitchen & she didn't need our help, us kids were mopping, vacuuming & picking up after ourselves in the rest of the house.. Then we could go out & play. We "served" each other. For as long as i can remember, Mom collected & sold antiques too. We went to estate sales, auctions & flea markets on the weekends. As us kids were getting bigger, she started selling fresh baked pies & her scratch made chocolate and peanut butter fudge at the flea market Saturday for quick cash & she was looking to lease an old Fanny Farmer candy building to start up her own pie bakery when she was killed in a car accident that we were in. She packed a lot of learning into the 14 years that she was my Mom! Life is what you make. Stop looking to others for approval. Mom led a full life even as a stay-at-home mom.

My daughter is a stay at home mom with 4 kids. There is no glamor in it but alot of hard work. She loves her kids and works hard to raise them. 4 under 7 with special needs thrown in is not for the faint of heart. Love your choice of topics

@kellihorsman2837

9 ай бұрын

I raise my hands to your daughter. I (had) have two boys that are special needs. My oldest (30) has ADHD and my youngest boy is High Functioning Autistic and ADHD. I don’t know how she handles that many.

@genpoehls413

9 ай бұрын

@@kellihorsman2837 just barely some days. We handle what is given us with a little help.

@kellihorsman2837

9 ай бұрын

Has she looked out for help with the special needs? When the kids get ready for school they do have special needs schools. And is she getting help for herself?

When a couple decides to join in marriage, it is those two people who have to figure out how to make the relationship work, how to have each other's back, what their dreams are, and how to work towards those dreams to make them come true. Not every woman has it in her to stay at home; not every man has it in him to support a wife who would like to stay at home. Any which way, marriage is teamwork; without the team the dream doesn't work!

I was a stay at home mom. I homeschooled and took my kids on field trips to the zoo, sea world, and museums. On one occasion we were all together with the whole family and I was told by my sister in law that I didn't work. I informed her being a full time wife and mother was a fulltime job but with even greater rewards that a 9 to 5 job. Her and my brother had no kids,a maid and gardener. I was never envious of that. I love doing my own gardens and definitely my own laundry and housework. My kids had friends over and played hard when outside. I would not have changed a thing. I love how your kids help with weeding the garden, and study well in homeschooling. I also notice that they have imaginations. You are an awesome family and don't need to air dirty laundry about things.❤❤❤❤❤❤❤

My stay at home mom experience is that some people look at us as lazy, just because we don’t have a 9-5. That in itself is ridiculous. I just don’t understand why people can’t do what they choose and not push it on others. The trend of every woman should go to work and if you have kids, just throw them in daycare. It’s so sad. Daycare was created for those single mothers who had a need for childcare. It wasn’t originally for ALL families. No one should be made to feel like a bad person because they choose to stay home and care for their families. If they can afford to do it and they choose it, that’s totally great.

So many women would probably love to be a stay home just as there are women that want a career. Mother's/wives are so much more and don't have to be labeled trad. You are present and that's why I love your channel. Always great content.

@NewWorldOldSoulPodcast

9 ай бұрын

Absolutely!!

@genpoehls413

9 ай бұрын

I was what we affectionatly refered to as a hobby mom (only one child). My place of work was accepting of me having her with me early Sunday AM to do my work before we went to church. Now days I doubt this would be possible. It is not always wise to incorperate all these new regulations that restrict commin sense options for working parents.

I enjoy your "Good Simple Living" videos and now your podcast. I have participated the last 2 years in your toy drive. I find a lot of comfort and joy watching you and your family share some of your life with us viewers. You have helped me come through a very difficult time in my life after the passing of my husband of 53 years. I just want to take this time to thank you from the bottom of my heart. I love your family.

The main reason I love both your channels, is because you keep it real and family friendly. I love how you show the Oops on your build channel and don't try to make everything perfect. Your monthly podcast, on that same channel, you answer questions openly and honestly. You have amazing topics on your second channel and again ou keep it real. I know, if any of my grandkids come into the room, I don't have to worry about language and them hearing something they shouldn't. I can put my phone down and listen to you guys. I also, love that you don't force your kids to be recorded, which is very apparent during your monthly podcasts. Love and prosperity to you and your family. 😊

You two are the best. The "trad-wife" over the top trend is an unhealthy way of viewing true traditional roles in the home. "Pleasantville" was a movie that really pointed out how unhealthy it is to sugar coat real family issues by trying to create an unrealistic home life

Oh Hell NO. I cook, clean, bake, take care of kids and work full time but no way in HELL am I "serving my husband and kids" or "relying on my husband". Sorry not for me. My kids are grown now and I've been married for 34 years. I take care of my family but I'm not their servant.

@budgetwithrenay2419

3 ай бұрын

EXACTLY! My dad use to rattle th ice in his empty drink and my mom would jump right up; my sister and I both said,”Hell no!” to that.

@budgetwithrenay2419

3 ай бұрын

But didn’t Jeremy help you with the kids when he came home or was off-duty? That would not happen in a “trad” marriage. Melissa would be home-schooling in a dress, hose, heels, jewelry, perfect, hair and makeup plus cooking a perfect meal laid out on a perfectly set table! It is definitely not the same as a stay-at-home mom.

It is so nice to watch you guys just talk, work, and live out your convictions, RIGHT convictions, and powerful parenting. Love and Prayers from KY.

I was a traditional Mom until the kids were all in school. My responsibilities the same in the home, but I did go back to school, and it opened another faze of my life discovering I did have a brain and did want to grow too! Never gave up the cool Halloween costumes, and my art went in other directions too. Love your podcast!

Post-natal depression is dreadful. Exhaustion plays a major part in becoming unwell. My first born didn't sleep through the night till he was like 5! I had psychoisis as well and was lucky an attempt to take my life. I have never recovered from it, but my children will always be my greatest blessing and if I had to go through that again I would, I love my kids soooo much…, ❤

My grandmothers wore dresses all day every day. One owned and worked a dairy farm, and the other owned and worked a farm. Both did all their chores and housekeeping in dresses my mother didn't even put on a pair of pants until she was 62 yrs old and not without a lot of coaxing and insisting. Always kept great home, traditional wife is a good thing. We should make it real and own it. I feel you have done a beautiful job in balancing all your tasks Melissa, and Jeremy is very true to the mans roll. You guys are an inspiration to what works with the traditional family. ❤❤❤

I hope Chip and Joanna Gaines come on your podcast. I think the four of you would get along so great. Also hope they bring their kids. They would get along great with your kids.

I was that person who married into a family and religion that preferred moms being at home but didn't frown on working moms. I loved the idea of being readily available at all times for my kids. HOWEVER, I should have pursued a marketable skill, education because I ended up being the STUCK in a relationship with a narcissistic control freak and although I believed in a patriarchal order in the home, I also believed in a team marriage. My ex was not just the head of the house, but cruel in his Reign (atleast where his wife was concerned). I had no where to go, no money and my kids were still young. STUCK! Have a back up plan.

@tracyhull7936

9 ай бұрын

Sounds familiar

@carolwoodward6141

9 ай бұрын

Too right @cabinfevermama5897

Tradition is GOOD!

the strength you have as a family is amazing ,im very proud of how your children are so balanced and not messed up like the world has become, this in and of itself shows the hope for a good future. Your family ethic shines bright, the rapport you both have with each other is amazing, never change who you are to fit the narratives being pushed by society as the secular world is just temporary, eternal salvation is the final destination, being a stay at home mom is not a curse its a choice and Melissa your doing an excellent job

I'm all about the trad wife, but not as the movement that is going on rn where everything is perfect and you look all put together and what not. I just want to make my husband and kids my main focus. I want to be with my kids and homeschool and feed my family good food and do what is pleasing to the Lord. Pretty basic and traditional. No one can have it all. We were definitely lied to about that.

I stayed home with my kids or had a job where I either was able to have my kids with me ( I was a nannny) or while they were in school. I LOVED being a mom and housewife. My mom was a stay at home mom and I thought my mom was the end all ,be all mom. She taught me to garden,sew, cook. Everything. I looked up to her and wanted to be just like her. For me if woman want to go to a career go for it. But I think women should let women be whoever God made them to be.

I love your consideration for your family! I have never really liked my picture/video taken. I feel that social media has encouraged narcissism. Like you say, kids should be allowed to simply be themselves & not have a camera in their face all the time! Thank you for your example ❤

Good talk today 👍🏼 Chip and Jo, please do the show. Thank you in advance. Bye guys

I love, love, love that you guys share this side of you! Being a part of such wonderful conversations is so special. 💜

Both of you are doing a fine job. Your children are getting a good education on top of witnessing their parents working hard while still giving them the attention that they need and the property that you are continually improving and giving them fond memories that they will look back on and treasure all of their days. You are giving them a world of happiness that most rich kids do not have any hope of looking back on in years to come. Just keep doing what you feel is right because you are not harming them or anyone else and you are giving them things that money can't buy. Youz Guyz Rock! My Best to you and your entire family. Holise pronounced hah liss.

I am a happily married stay-at-home Mom. And regret NONE of it. Great content you two~!

I totally agree that this trad mom thing should be viewed as entertainment and not a goal to pressure a mom to aspire to as life and motherhood is generally messy in reality!

I am so glad to care for your children and are very protective. It’s so easy to exploit your children as you have mentioned when your little one fell and hit his head. Definitely there is a lot of respect within this family and for each other ❤

Good morning. I just wanted to give you an update on my cancer it has spread and been admitted to the 22nd for more chemo. It's very depressing.

@NewWorldOldSoulPodcast

9 ай бұрын

I'm so sorry Chris. Prayers for healing and comfort 🙏

@savedbygrace777

9 ай бұрын

🙏🙏🙏🙏

I first watched your podcast with Sarah, and I loved it, so then I went back and watched ALL of your podcasts. You guys are so wonderful, and so honest and open with everything, thank you so much for doing what you do. :)

@NewWorldOldSoulPodcast

9 ай бұрын

Thank you so much!

I love watching you two, I don’t realize it until the end but I have smiled through the whole video. I think you guys are wonderful parents!

I am so glad you started a podcast. I watch your u tube videos, have subscribed since the beginning, but this is you two on a different and enjoyable level. I'm really happy you are doing this.

@NewWorldOldSoulPodcast

9 ай бұрын

Awesome! Thank you!

Another brilliant podcast guys. Thank you!

@NewWorldOldSoulPodcast

9 ай бұрын

Thanks for listening

I love that you are keeping it positive on the including the kids or letting them not be in the video. I always love seeing the little bit to get that tiny update. Also I have watched the tv reality shows that went overboard and it went to their heads (One examele John and Kate + 8) - Love that you are keeping it real and positive. Annnd - I am currently in UT - and hope that lady gets what she deserves.

So many trends come & go. Great chat🥰

Again very intresting conversation.

You guys worked hard and earned every penny of it.

Again! Another Awesome Podcast!! Thank You and God Bless You and Your Sweet Family! ❤😊🌻

@NewWorldOldSoulPodcast

9 ай бұрын

Thank you! You too!

Great, awesome video. What’s going on in the world right now is heartbreaking

I just have to say… The first video I ever saw that you guys put out was when I was researching various methods of rabbit processing because I was getting into that at my home. I'm so glad I came across your video and have loved watching your videos ever since. I love how regardless of what's going on you guys portray yourselves on a reality basis. Love watching the construction and sense of humor etc. It's entertaining real life glimpse into the life of your family as you proceed on this journey of home building and raising your kids. It's inspiring and enjoyable. I have greatly enjoyed the new channel and the uncut back-and-forth conversation. It has solidified what I already sort of knew that we share very similar views and it's been great! Thank you for sharing your lives with us. Love from Western Montana ❤

@NewWorldOldSoulPodcast

9 ай бұрын

Kind words. Thanks so much!

The “stay at home mom” is still the hardest job I’ve ever had. That ceding said I did find it important to have dinner on the table at night. I loved the time of the day when we sat down to eat and we took turns sharing the best and the worst part of our day.

You are a great couple ❤❤❤You have successfully molded a partnership traditional/modern that has gone through phases over the years. What hasn’t changed is your love for one another and your dedication to family. Blessings ❤❤❤

Love your videos and podcasts.

@NewWorldOldSoulPodcast

9 ай бұрын

Thanks for listening

You're doing an amazing job between family, work, etc... I admire and respect you, and I could not agree more with what you are doing. Please keep going.

This was in my devotional today. I thought it was perfect for when you said Eli asked you to read your Bible. ❤️ “A wise son makes a father glad” (Proverbs 15:20 NKJV).

Being a Stay-at-Home mom for 15 years before my divorce was my “ career”! It as completely fulfilling and gave me a real sense of pride and accomplishment.

Thank you again for your vulnerability and honesty. I want to encourage you as you move forward in these podcasts that you are mindful of not interrupting each other or talking over the other person and not overusing the word “like”. Just my two cents that’s probably not worth one but I want you to be successful as long as you choose to do this. Blessings.

Great podcast! Really enjoyed it! Interesting topics, but well discussed!

Thank you for this I listen while I work!😊 also got ear buds with your sight!❤

@NewWorldOldSoulPodcast

9 ай бұрын

Wonderful!

Another great show you guys! I had heard about that KZread mom who was in jail, but didn’t know details until you talked about it. So very sad for her children, and it’s mind blowing that she put it out there and proud of it😳 I can’t wait to see Chip and Joanna, that’ll be a great interview! And I’m so proud of your son reading the Bible!🙌🏻

@NewWorldOldSoulPodcast

9 ай бұрын

Thanks for listening

It upsets me to hear of the abuse of so many children in our world. I am thankful that what has been hidden for so many years has come to the light! To many children have been abused both physically, mentally, sexually and worse trafficked. Through my life time so much has been hidden and I don’t think people have paid much attention until recently. Thank you for sharing all your information to the masses.

I love how you raised your children and the tribute to your Mom. My Mom never worked until I was 9. We rarely had store bought bread let alone much of anything from the store. She made the best donuts, including Bismarck’s, Jelly filled donuts. She had a garden and canned everything. At 9 yrs old that is when went to work from late summer to December for money for Christmas presents. We always had desserts for supper and evening snacks that was homemade. She worked very hard raising 3 kids and taking care of Dad.

I so appreciate you both for sharing what you do ..but more for living your lives in the present with your children and one another... make those precious moments and family memories .. Your 40 with a growing family, allow the grace..

@NewWorldOldSoulPodcast

9 ай бұрын

Thank you so much!

God bless Eli's little soul for being the brightest shining light in the home, keep feeding that flame, you have a wonderful family.

I enjoy all of your podcasts…..Perfect career for you both! Beautiful family 🌸

I agree with what you both have said. I was a stay at home mom of three and I loved it. When my kids got to school age I worked out of the home, but was home before they got home.

Great show

Of course, I thoroughly loved this. As always!

@NewWorldOldSoulPodcast

9 ай бұрын

Thank you so much!

Great blog I so enjoy.

I hope they hear about this and come soon!

My son and daughter are 16 years apart in age. With my son, my first, I wanted to be home with him as long as we could afford for me to stay home. With my daughter, after 6 weeks I couldn't wait to get back to work, into an adult world everyday. I certainly enjoyed coming home to my new baby and family experiences. Life was great!

I love watching your home build and your videos but I agree with not putting all your family time on video's. You are both amazing and I also like uncut! I hope you keep on videoing for a long time! Love your family!

@NewWorldOldSoulPodcast

9 ай бұрын

Thank you so much!

I am proud to be a Tradmom then and now. I don’t care about the titles, I can what my family feels and thinks. I am turning 70 this year and have had a wonderful life so far. Love watching you and yours. Keep up the good work.

@NewWorldOldSoulPodcast

9 ай бұрын

Love that!

Your comment about having a career (for lack of a better word) to fall back on was an important (almost unquestionable) expectation in our family. My sisters and I graduated high school in the 1960s and each of us chose a field for a career. All pre-marriage. We always felt our parents were ahead of their time. Note: my parents also trained for careers (they had great plans), unfortunately my Dad was needed on the farm, so they passed their dreams to us.

We love each and every one of your midweek programs would love your weekend programs as well. Tonight's program is full of such great information, I truly loved it oh, so many things reminded me of my wife at home with my parents as I work with my dad and did a lot of other things and also I learned to cook and bake from the both of them. Both of you to such great work with your kids. See you on Saturday!

@NewWorldOldSoulPodcast

9 ай бұрын

Thank you so much 💓

Don't hold your breath! Keep wishing though. It could happen. Stay safe and keep living the life you are living, look at the family you have and the home you all have built together and continue to give thanks to the ONE who has helped you all get there. Thanks for sharing with us. Fred.

While I don’t have much of an opinion on these “influencers,” I -can- say: I was that girl who dropped out of college, got married to the wrong person for me, had kids, and divorced at 30. I am now in my 50’s. Since that time I have spent every moment trying to be as independent as possible and keeping emotional distance. This has resulted in alcoholism and depression. I really hope Neveah takes your advice to heart.

I learned something new. LOL. "Trad Wife" Never heard the term until today. I, too, am rolling my eyes. Thank you for the entertainment

I love the podcast, it beats all the bad stuff available out there❤

You two are awesome with your decisions about the kids!!! I respect 🙏🏻 you so much! Much love and prayers 🙏🏻 ❤️ 💛 💕 Nurse Judi in Scottsdale

Great show. Jeremy and Melissa you speak volumes of wisdom. We got married in 1973, I was 19 and he was 24. I continued working until or fist child was born. Stayed home until she was 2 and went back to work. We Had baby #2 a few years later and I stayed home after that and we had 2 more children. I had a productive veg garden, did a lot of canning and cooking and kept a reasonable home. I loved it so much. When our youngest was 14, I went back full time and retired at age 66. Still work part time. No regrets. I always had a “Trad”mom heart ( no shame ) and I love being a wife,mom and keeping a beautiful home.

Hi guys thanks again for a very interesting conversation! After 16 years of working I chose to be a home with my children and be there as a volunteer at their school If you stayed home every one assumed you were available for everything! I also drove for car pool as well as made the soccer banners, and taught the kids at church! I was put down as a “soccer mom” by people who chose other paths! It was a lot of work but I would not have traded it for anything! I blossomed as much as my children did and grew in so many ways! We all have to decide what is best for our individual situations, but I would never say it was glamorous in any way! I can kind of relate to missing out on being present at birthdays with my kids because when video cameras (yes the big honking cameras) came out we all felt like we were bad parents if we didn’t catch everything our kids did on camera! I guess you both probably grew up with that! When I was a kid we had a few family photos and a few Polaroid pictures! Documenting everything is really less 50 years old! Most folks couldn’t afford it! It will be interesting in 10 years how society looks at the documentation of life in our country! Thanks for sharing!

I never , regretted staying home with my children. For the first 10 years you lay down a good foundation . It’s important to do so. I went back to nursing , only part-time . I took pride in my home , and family .

I follow a number of homesteading or homebuilding channels, and it is lovely to see the children as well, but I think the difference is that the focus is the homesteading/building, not the children, so it is not the same as pimping out your kids for content, and making that content a business you profit of. It's a tough one because I have seen a number of lovely family channels, but whenever I think of filming private family moment in my life of my kids etc.. purely for public consumption and maybe a bit of show boating and validation, it just leaves me feeling unsettled. So I don't tend to follow purely family channels for that reason. I love you guys and your family! And have been really enjoying the podcasts, I love how thoughtful and measured you are when approaching difficult topics. As a Christian myself it is lovely to hear more traditional views in a thoughtful way. Thanks guys.

I was born in 57 and my mom worked outside the house part of the time but homelife was horrible so I think working outside of home was an escape for her. Then we moved and my mom worked and my father didnt but tried creating a cab company in a small town and kept me home to take phone calls for trips. Then they both got jobs 45 minutes away and I had to get my younger brother and sister from school home I was a latch key kid. I had a lot of responcibiliy. I was a stay at home mom and homeschooled my son but got my daughter to school.I wouldnt want the 50's thing to showcase.

I miss you all on the couch as you were in the tiny house. And yes, I'd like to meet the extended family members too, but I am so glad you respect their decisions on the matter. ❤

I was a working teacher mom, so in some ways, I did both. I hate that women seem to think they should judge others women. If you are happy with your choices, I’m happy for you. It’s just that simple! I wanted to add, I appreciate that you always show your children in a positive light. Obviously, they have good and bad moments, but you never put moments that they will be embarrassed by as an adult.

A good chuckle..an interesting visit...and a Good time!! Thanks!!!!!!! 🤙🧙‍♂️🐺👍

@NewWorldOldSoulPodcast

9 ай бұрын

Glad you enjoyed it 😆

@greywolfwalking6359

9 ай бұрын

​@@NewWorldOldSoulPodcast I did enjoy the program.. The kids on 8 passengers were: Shari( oldest ), Chad ,Abbi, Julie , Russell , and Eve( youngest )! Quite a bit of info, to absorb... Thanks for sharing this story!! 🤙🦊🧙‍♂️🐺👍

Your good reality and the honesty is what people need to think about and view, the real things. I Love you guys...❤

You got me... I fell for it!!! well played you two...

@NewWorldOldSoulPodcast

9 ай бұрын

Stay tuned next week 😆 🤣 😂 They were just busy is all... I think.

I love you guys! I appreciate your honesty and transparency. Melissa where did you get your fleece shirt?

@NewWorldOldSoulPodcast

3 ай бұрын

Thank you, Ariat

Yes , you need to have time to interact with your family in private. Time is so short. You are both being very wise & very smart.

Love it and all the truths.

I also love Chip and Joanna Gaines! I hope you do actually get them on.

I truly appreciate this form of communicating. Countries which are far more progressive and family friendly have parental leave far longer than the US. They also have more programs to help families than the US. Having the option of staying home is a gift. Having good childcare available that is subsidized and stable and regulated is also a gift. We need both options. My last child was a precipitous delivery at home, there’s a huge difference. I didn’t have drugs with any of them. I loved her solitary birth, it was a great experience.

What you want to share is all that needs to be shared no matter what anyone else says. You have a fantastic channel and so interesting videos!! No one has the right to tell you how to live you life or raise your fabulous kids and how to make your videos. Your Podcast are so interesting like your videos and I for one appreciate you sharing!!!

@NewWorldOldSoulPodcast

9 ай бұрын

Thank you so much!

Love being a fly on the wall listening to your conversations... Thank you for GSL UNCUT - Q: I have a friend who wants to start a podcast - just wondering if you have a list of gear you use for your podcast... ( light, microphone, extension arm Software? cameras etc.... ) Thank you in advance... Steven

Yes, I love Chip and Joanna and I think I watched every episode of Fixer Upper. I hope and pray your dream comes true❤

I truly hope Chip & Joanna make it on ya'lls show! 😁

You to are great! Love you guys!!!!

I was a school bus driver in my community!!! For 30 years!!! I worked 4 hours a day. Then as the kids got older I worked more on trip and activities driver. As being a driver I learn on being a better mom through classes on protecting the kids on your bus that spelled into my home raising!!! I could take care of home chores and be attended to my family life.

I really appreciate the fact that you both believe in the sanctity of your family first and foremost before KZread. It’s not just your children but all of your family and as far as the extended family goes I have to believe that they appreciate you respecting their privacy by not shoving a camera in their face. There can be room for both KZread and family when you make the choice to have a KZread channel without exploiting everyone that chooses to visit you. Thanks for being mature enough and respectful enough to understand that choosing to share your journey on social media does not mean everyone has to be on board.

Never once have I ever felt like you're exploiting your children. You respect them, as they do you. You've taught them well. Be proud!

Your very smart to show just snip its from your life and childten ! I love watching your podcast ❤❤❤

My mom was one of those women that had a Job for thirty years till she retired and she raised four kids. We didn’t at the time didn’t think we were missing anything till we looked back and thought about it. My mom was the strongest mom I ever knew.

Baby blues usually happens around day 3 post-partum…and only lasts a day or two…post partum depression usually happens at about 2 weeks post partum or so and can last for a long time and needs to be looked at immediately….I worked as an obstetrical nurse for 35 years and we stressed this to moms….I love this pod cast and have my opinions on the subject.. my mother was a stay at home mom from the 40’s-60’s…however my father although was the bread winner they shared housework, cooking and child rearing…I was unable to stay home but raised 2 daughters with help from family..It takes a village…😊🇨🇦❤️

My daughter and I made the trek to Waco to visit the Silios. While we were there, someone yelled, “hey look Chip is here”. It was just some guy that slightly resembled Chip and he looked really annoyed, lol.

@NewWorldOldSoulPodcast

9 ай бұрын

😆 🤣 in LA Jeremy kept yelling, "Joanna Gaines is here!" and pointing at me. He would totally be that guy!

@gemigirl5521

9 ай бұрын

@@NewWorldOldSoulPodcast haha, it sounds like you can’t take Jeremy in public without incident .

Jeremy, I need to comment on my observation of you always praising or complementing Melissa. You also in courage Melissa to speak her thoughts throughly . You lead well on these broadcasts and bring out the best in your beautiful, intelligent wife. Wonderful man.❤

I love watching Chip and Joanne's show would be awesome if you did get them on the show. In Australia we are quite a bit behind 😀

Make it Riley Gaines and I will be sure to watch, never heard of Chip and Joanna

@NewWorldOldSoulPodcast

9 ай бұрын

We'd love to talk to Riley!