This episode is about a small break that made a big difference. We talk about how exhilarating it was to step away, laugh without watching the clock, and remember ourselves outside of motherhood. This wasn’t an escape — it was a recharge we didn’t know we needed, so we could return to our kids lighter, happier, and more present.

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I'm sure we've all faced those moments in public when your toddler completely loses it. You know, the big meltdown in the grocery store or at the park, while everyone around you is watching and judging, at least in your head.

It’s so easy to forget about what our kids actually need in that situation, while we’re busy worrying about what other people think. In this episode, we’re going to talk about why that happens and how we can stay focused on our kids — not the critics.

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Do you ever feel like you’re living on autopilot? You love your family, your kids, your life — but somewhere along the way, you got a little lost. The laughter doesn’t hit the same, the things that used to move you just don’t anymore. In this episode, we’re unpacking why so many moms in their 30s feel emotionally flat — and how to slowly find our spark again.

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You know, parenting used to be just… parenting. You raised your kids the best way you knew how. But now, it feels like you need a label for it.
Gentle parenting, conscious parenting, attachment parenting, free-range parenting — it’s like you can’t just be a mom anymore; you have to pick a category.

And with every new ‘style’ comes a new wave of guilt — am I being too strict? Too soft? Too modern? Too traditional?

In today’s episode, let’s talk about the chaos of parenting styles — what they actually mean, how social media has turned them into personality types, and why maybe the best ‘style’ is just your way — the one that works for your child, and your sanity.

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We have never been more connected — nearly everyone we have ever known is within reach — yet we have never felt so deeply detached from one another. Especially motherhood, which can feel so lonely, making us slip into depression every now and then. We know we could talk to someone — someone who’d understand, who’d make us feel better — so why does old school human interaction feel like such a chore? How did something so simple start feeling so difficult? Where did we go wrong ?

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Ever caught yourself saying, “Oh, it’s nothing, I just stay home with the kids”?
Or brushed off a big work win with, “It was mostly luck, honestly”?
Maybe you’ve looked at another woman juggling it all and thought, “I could never do that—I’m just not that kind of woman.”

We say these things lightly, almost automatically. But beneath the self-deprecating humor and modesty, there’s often something deeper at play: a quiet, inherited belief that taking up space—as a woman, a mother, a leader—is somehow too much.

It’s not that someone explicitly told us to downplay ourselves. It’s that the world has been gently (and sometimes not so gently) nudging us in that direction since before we could name it. We were taught to be agreeable, humble, likable. Not bossy, not proud, not “too full of ourselves.”

And so we learned to shrink. think about how we talk about ourselves at dinner parties, parent-teacher meetings, even in our own heads at 2 a.m.

This isn’t about guilt. It’s about awareness. Because once we name this pattern for what it is—internalized conditioned misogyny—we can begin to undo it. We can start talking to ourselves the way we’d talk to a friend: with credit, kindness, and no apologies for being ourselves

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I know we usually use this space to vent about how hard motherhood can be — and honestly, it is! But today, let’s switch it up. Let’s talk about how all those hardships actually made us stronger. You know how they say, Coal when kept under tremendous pressure turns into a diamond, Yep, that's us. So here are 5 super powers that we've developed as mothers, that don't even know of.

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Lately, we feel like we're rushing childhood and putting our kids through too much pressure to hold up to unrealistic standards of society. In this episode, Let's discuss how we might be unknowingly pulling the joy out of their childhood as well as our own parenting experience.

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