Motherhood has a way of humbling us, doesn’t it? In this episode, I sit down with my friend Brynn Hadley to talk about the stark contrast between the mom we imagined we’d be and the one we actually are. Spoiler alert: reality is messier, funnier, and often way better than we ever expected.

Brynn shares what she once believed about motherhood that now makes her laugh, the moment she realized she had to parent each of her kids differently, and the expectations she had to release for her own sanity. We also dive into mom guilt, the pressure to parent a certain way, and what truly matters (and what really doesn’t).

Whether you’re in the thick of motherhood or just starting out, this conversation will remind you that you’re not alone—and that the mom you are is exactly who your kids need.

Listen in as we chat about:
✨ Letting go of unrealistic expectations in motherhood
✨ The guilt of showing up differently for each child—and how to handle it
✨ Adjusting to new stages of parenting as kids grow
✨ The surprising (and unexpected) parts of motherhood

If you could go back and give advice to yourself as a new mom, what would you say? DM me on Instagram—I’d love to hear!

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