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I sit down with our middle kid, Wade, age 5, for his first ever podcast. We talk favorites, what he thinks Grade 1 will be like, who he wants to sit with on the bus, snacks, superheroes, hockey, and the stuff that makes him laugh. It’s simple, honest, and recorded three days before he starts school. If you have kid questions we should ask in part two, send them our way.

I sit down with our four year old, Drew, for a fast, funny chat about everything on his mind. Send us your kid questions for a part two.

This week on the MarriednParented Podcast, Aaron sits down with his 10-year-old daughter, Anna, for her third appearance on the show. She first joined us at 5, then again at 7, and now at 10 we get to hear how much she’s grown. We talk about school, creativity, and what life’s really like as the oldest of five siblings. From her favorite subjects and dream class ideas, to what she’s been creating lately, to funny family memories, Anna brings honesty, humor, and her unique perspective. It’s a mix of laughs, thoughtful answers, and real family life—through the eyes of a 10-year-old.

After a long break since August 2022, the Marriednparented Podcast is back, and we're diving straight into a fresh chapter of our lives! In today's episode, I sit down with my 7-year-old son, Shay, for a fun and heartwarming interview. We get to know him a little better—his favorite things, what excites him, and his unique perspective on being one of five siblings in our wild and wonderful family. It's a mix of laughter, insights, and a bit of chaos (as you'd expect). Tune in and join us as we rediscover the heart of Marriednparented!

Welcome back to the married and parented podcast. This episode, I interview my 4 year old son: Shay.

Interviewing my daughter Anna again as she is now 7.

No matter how great your relationship is, it can always be better. Here are some ideas of New Year’s resolutions for couples that will help make this year your best love year yet!

Today's Podcast is all about Drew. Baby Drew. About how he came into this world, and how his week came to be.  

Welcome to Married and Parented. Today's podcast is about our 4th pregnancy.

Father's Day grieving

Ok Boomers. We need to talk about this pandemic thing.

We are free from the chaos. NB is sitting good. My perspective on Covid-19

Welcome to Married and Parented. Today I talk about my 5 christian songs that have made an impact on me, and their stories behind their songs. What songs shaped me when I became a christian and had a new love of Christ. Listen and find out.Invite someone to church, it could change their live like it did mine.

At home with your family in close quarters. Your children are running around wild, and you’re wondering how you’re going to get your work done and care for your kids at the same time.Kids don’t understand that when mom and dad are home on their computers, they really aren’t “there.” Actually, spouses may not understand that either.Or maybe you are a stay-at-home mom or dad who normally relies on the quiet times during the day while your kids are in school in order to be present and engaging when they come home. So when they interrupt, you get annoyed and pretty soon, there are some harsh words or tears or slamming doors.Grace – An undeserved giftThe Bible describes grace as an undeserved gift from God. We are to extend this same undeserved kindness to others, including our beloved friends and family members.Ephesians 2:8-9 says:“For by grace you have been saved through faith. And this is not your own doing; it is the gift of God, not a result of works, so that no one may boast.”G – Begin with gratitude. When I’m ready to react in anger, I stop and recognize that I’m grateful and blessed to have a husband, children and other loved ones who love and support me.R – Resist the emotions. I make a choice to resist expressing negative emotions.A – Adjust my thinking. I realize that whatever my loved one is doing that is annoying me is likely unintentional. Rather, it’s his or her way of communicating a need.C – Communicate kindly. Sometimes it helps to start with a question. “What can I do for you?” “How can I help?” Or, offer an honest response. “I know this is hard on all of us.”E – Express genuine appreciation. This becomes the underserved gift. You might be able to make a good argument for dishing out some criticism but when you turn that urge around and offer an encouraging word instead, most often that response calms the other person down.How am I supposed to show grace when I don’t even have a moment to think?

10th Podcast2. Netflix or YouTube?3. Phone Call or Text?4. Toast or Eggs?5. Cardio or Weights?6. Facebook or Twitter?7. Ice Cream Cone or Snow Cone?8. Mobile Games or Console Games?9. While walking: Music or Podcasts?10. iOS or Android?11. Form or Function?12. Pop or Indie?13. Cake or Pie?14. Swimming or Sunbathing?15. High-tech or Low-tech?16. Big Party or Small Gathering?17. New Clothes or New Phone?18. Rich Friend or Loyal Friend?19. Football or Basketball?20. Work Hard or Play Hard?21. Nice Car or Nice Home Interior?22. What’s worse: Laundry or Dishes?23. Jogging or Hiking?24. Bath or Shower?25. Sneakers or Sandals?In the days of social distancing due to the coronavirus pandemic, you might be bored and trying to think of things to do now that you’re spending more time at home. It’s hard to invite friends over or visit family members, but there are many ways around this obstacle. In this age of the internet, it shouldn’t be too hard to think of creative ways to stay connected with family and friends while social distancing