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Welcome to the Mothers of Boys Survival Guide (the MOB)! 🎉 We’re thrilled to have you join this incredible community of moms raising boys. Your support means the world to us, and we can’t wait to share our podcast series designed just for you. The MOB podcast is your go-to for practical tips, heartfelt encouragement, and relatable stories that celebrate the joys—and tackle the challenges—of raising boys. Whether you’re looking for advice, a laugh, or a quick reminder that you’re not alone, we’re here to inform, uplift and empower you.
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Welcome to the Mothers of Boys Survival Guide (the MOB)! 🎉 We’re thrilled to have you join this incredible community of moms raising boys. Your support means the world to us, and we can’t wait to share our podcast series designed just for you. The MOB podcast is your go-to for practical tips, heartfelt encouragement, and relatable stories that celebrate the joys—and tackle the challenges—of raising boys. Whether you’re looking for advice, a laugh, or a quick reminder that you’re not alone, we’re here to inform, uplift and empower you.
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Mar 12, 2026
Mar 12, 2026
35 min
Some children don’t follow the typical developmental path—and when that happens, many moms suddenly find themselves navigating a maze of evaluations, acronyms, therapies, and school meetings.
In this episode of the Mothers of Boys Survival Guide Podcast, I talk with special education advocate Michelle Choairy, a mom who knows this journey firsthand. Michelle shares her story of raising her son, who was born prematurely and later diagnosed with a rare genetic condition, and how that experience led her to help other families navigate special education and support systems.
We talk about trusting your “mom gut,” recognizing early signs that something may be different, understanding IEPs and 504 plans, and why building the right team around your child can make all the difference. Michelle also shares her THRIVE framework, which helps parents advocate for their children while remembering to take care of themselves along the way.
If you’re raising a child with developmental delays, learning differences, or complex needs, this conversation is full of encouragement and practical insight.

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