Hey MOB (Mothers of Boys) community! Our latest podcast episode is here, and it’s one you won’t want to miss. 💙

Cheryl Bohn sits down with author and co-host Suzy Shaw to dive into a honest, hilarious, and heartfelt conversation about raising boys—from toddler tantrums to teenage trials, to becoming a young adult (and, of course-everything in between).

Suzy shares stories, bite-sized strategies from her book, and what it really takes to raise independent, confident young men in today’s world. We talk about her stages of development: the Death Wish Stage, Man Cubs, becoming a Submarine Parent, and the Remarkable Transformation.

🎙 Listen now on your favorite podcast platform 📘 Grab the book: Mothers of Boys Survival Guide 🌐 Join the community: MothersOfBoys.life

❤️ And remember—Be kind to yourself. Always.

This week on the Mothers of Boys Survival Guide podcast, we’re celebrating ALL the amazing moms out there with a heartfelt, hilarious, and wisdom-filled Mother’s Day episode. 💕

Host Cheryl Bond is joined by author Suzy Shaw and Suzy’s mom, Barby Shaw—aka Nanna Dana — for stories that span generations of motherhood, from chaotic “Mudder’s Days” to finger rhymes, Foxy Loxy hikes, and the magic of Winnie the Pooh. 🧸

✨ You’ll laugh (cat food pancakes?!), maybe tear up a bit (birth stories and bedtime songs), and definitely feel seen as a mom. Barby brings timeless advice—from kindergarten classroom hacks to the power of keeping kids busy, fed, and loved. And don’t miss her classic motto for moms: “Patience, patience, little jackass.” 😂

Whether you're deep in the man-cub years or just starting your journey, this episode is packed with love, wisdom, and the gentle reminder that we’re all doing our best.

In this episode, the MOB talks with longtime coach and sports program director Matt Hogan about how parents can best support their sons in youth athletics. With experience coaching at top programs like the University of Maryland, the U.S. Naval Academy, and now as Executive Director of HoganLax and the Annapolis Hawks, Matt shares valuable insight into what makes a great coach, how to keep youth sports positive, and what parents can do to help their boys thrive on and off the field. Whether your son is just picking up a ball or deep into competitive play, this conversation offers honest advice from someone who’s seen it all.