Do you feel like your singing voice doesn’t have a place in this season of motherhood? You may even feel self-conscious and stuck when it comes to getting started again. The good news is that there is meaningful connection and music making waiting for you. But you'll have to let go of perfection, and embrace connection instead.

In this episode, I share six benefits that I see naturally flow from prioritising singing together in your family. And also some simple ideas to start new family traditions of your own. I believe that your singing carries the potential to shape your household and strengthen your relationships.

Singing together with your family can deepen connection, reinforce faith and values, and create lasting multi-generational memories. I encourage you to embrace the opportunities right in front of you and intentionally connect with your through singing!

🌟 This episode is dedicated to my grandfather, Papa Jack, who died this week at the age of 95. I celebrate the musical legacy that he gave to our family. 🌟

At the end of the episode you'll get to hear a special music clip of four generations singing together: Me together with my grandfather, father, and 3-year old daughter. 🌟

Audio Clip: "In My Heart There Rings a Melody"

words and music by Elton M. Roth, Copyright PUBLIC DOMAIN

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I truly believe God is breathing life into moms again. You might have felt stagnant, stuck, and disappointed as a musician after you became a mom. You might have even been scared to ask God for what he has for you next, feeling like you have no time or capacity. You might even feel like your dry, desert season might never end. But I believe God wants to show you his vision for what to put your hand to next. I believe his next season for you is right around the corner. In this episode, I unpack 10 reasons why embracing God's vision and promise over your life will make your busy, day-to-day life even better than before! I encourage you to lean in, and embrace what God might be whispering to you about how to use your voice and your musical talents during this busy time of motherhood.

Blessings,

Sarah 🌟

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Do you feel stuck and disappointed that you're not able to perform now that you've become a mom? Are you worried that you're wasting your gift and throwing away countless hours invested in your life as a musician? Do you wish there was a way you could feel a sense of balance in your life with kids, and feel peace about how to how to spend your time in a meaningful way.

I have a roadmap for you - a few prompts that help you process your old life, so that you can embrace God's best for you as a musician while also loving your family well. I'd love for you to learn from my journey so that you embrace what God is calling you to and who God is calling you to serve in this season of motherhood. Let's dig into this together!

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If you're in a season where finding time to sing feels impossible, you're not alone. Whether you’re caring for little ones, rebuilding after a break, or simply juggling a lot, this episode is packed with practical, low-effort ways to improve your voice—even when formal practice isn’t an option.

I’m sharing 6 habits that gently strengthen your voice and reconnect you with the joy of singing, right in the flow of your real life.

In this episode, we’ll explore:

• Why your pelvic floor matters more than you think for vocal support
• How movement and dance can unlock breath and vocal ease
• The value of singing with your kids in the car
• Simple ways to care for your nasal passages and support healthy breathing
• How bedtime routines or playing an instrument can unexpected gems for vocal progress

If you're feeling stuck but still called to sing, let this be your gentle nudge back into motion—no practice room required.

Blessings,

Sarah 🌟

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If your goal is to get back into singing and strengthen your voice, breathing is the place to start. While breathing is something all humans instinctively know how to do, breath for singing can be highly individualized.

In this episode, I’ll show you three ways to get curious about how breath works in *your* body. Whether you're already working with a teacher or just easing back in on your own, these three areas will help you recognize where change is needed, how to make improvements, and how to let your breath start working *for* you as you rebuild your singing voice.

Blessings,

Sarah 🌟

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If you’re looking for easy high notes, and optimal space for your voice, we need to have a conversation about opening your mouth. But do we up it up even more for a high note? The answer is yes, but also, let’s nuance that conversation a bit more. We’re going to talk about when to open, how to open, and what to do with your jaw. You’ll leave knowing exactly what to work on next to make it easier to access your upper register. Let’s go!

Blessings,

Sarah 🌟

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Feel like you're hitting a ceiling with your voice? You're not alone. Many women returning to singing struggle with their vocal range. In this episode, I unpack the most common cause I see and share three practical solutions to help you extend your range.

What you’ll learn:

• Why your voice might feel stuck at the top
• The importance of balancing chest and head resonance
• 3 key solutions:
  • Use descending lines
  • Sing syllabically (use vocal exercises that begin with “bee”)
  • Breathe in your highest note and vowel shape

As a bonus, I share a few worship songs and kids songs that fit these criteria!

Blessings,

Sarah 🌟

PS - Need help implementing these concepts? Get in touch to see if working together would be right for you.

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55. No Motivation to Sing? 3 Babysteps to Vocal Rehab

Even with years of training, there may be seasons where you don’t feel like singing—and you’re not even sure *why*. Here’s 3 areas to address that might help move from a place of vocal silence to singing freely again:

1. Vocal and Physical Challenges – “My voice is not like what it used to be.” Where to start getting back on track with body alignment and vocal technique.

2. Heart Hurt – “People don’t want to hear me sing.” Past experiences, traumas, or negative comments that might have stayed with you, resulting in a loss of confidence.

3. Crushed Spirit – “I’m not sure I can still go after my dreams.” Disappointments, lost opportunities, or unfulfilled promises from God might leave you feeling hesitant to dream again.

This episode will help you form an action plan - both for a practical baby-step you can do today to start singing again, along with bigger next steps to finding growth and freedom in your voice long-term!

Blessings, Sarah 🌟

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