This stage of motherhood is emotional, messy, and beautiful. I help moms like you stay connected to your kids, calm in the chaos, and clear on who you’re becoming — with simple tools that actually work.
I’m a mom who’s in it with you — navigating the tween and teen years with love, intention, and a whole lot of grace. I created Mommy With A Goal because I believe this stage doesn’t have to feel lonely or overwhelming. You need real tools, real conversations, and someone a few steps ahead on the same path. That’s what I’m here for.
What We Talk About
No lectures. No perfect-mom pressure. Just practical guidance for the season you’re actually in.
Scripts and strategies to open up communication with your tween or teen — even when they shut down or push back.
Screen time, homework, routines, chores — create structures that reduce conflict and actually stick.
Who are you now that your kids need you differently? Rediscover your purpose — and create income — in this new season.
Prepare instead of panic. Confidence, boundaries, healthy friendships — build it before the storm hits.
From the Blog
Real talk for real moms navigating the tween and teen years.
Communication
The exact phrases that open doors — not slam them shut again.
Systems
A real-life system that ended the negotiations and restored peace at home.
Mom Life
It’s normal, it’s hard, and here’s how to stay connected through it.
Digital Product
20 ready-to-use scripts for your hardest parenting moments
When your tween slams the door. When your teen rolls their eyes. When you don’t know what to say and silence feels like failure. This guide gives you the exact language to stay calm, stay connected, and keep the door open.
What Moms Are Saying
“I was dreading every conversation with my 13-year-old. These scripts changed everything. She actually talks to me now.”
“The screen-time system is the first thing that’s worked in two years. No more daily arguments. I cried happy tears.”
“Jeannine gets it. She’s not preachy or perfect — she’s real. And her advice actually helps in real life.”
