In this episode I speak with Lily Landers, a new mom who has devoted her life to teaching kids.  She lives in LA, where she shares her yoga practice with kids in public schools and families in private homes.  We talk about her experience teaching inner city youth in New York City and LA and what it took to get started with her teaching practice.  She also tells me about the the way some of her teaching aide ideas came to her in those quiet moments of breast feeding.

In this episode I speak with Lily Landers, a new mom who has devoted her life to teaching kids. She lives in LA, where she shares her yoga practice with kids in public schools and families in private homes. We talk about her experience teaching inner city youth in New York City and LA and what it took to get started with her teaching practice. She also tells me about the the way some of her teaching aide ideas came to her in those quiet moments of breast feeding.

Be a Seed, Lily Landers

Mother's Project is a podcast devoted to celebrating the relationship between motherhood and the creative work mothers do.  I'm Ariel Lavery and throughout this podcast you'll hear me interview creative professional mothers, asking them about their personal experiences with becoming mothers and how their  creative work has influenced that experience and vice versa.  

One thing I've learned since becoming a mother is that, although there are now many people telling their stories of parenthood and women vocalizing the difficulties of balancing career and motherhood, the celebration of motherhood in professional creative fields still remains a taboo subject.  I hope to shift the conversation a bit.  Let's shed light on what women do everyday and celebrate the difficulties and triumphs they experience.

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Mother's Project is a podcast devoted to celebrating the relationship between motherhood and the creative work mothers do. I'm Ariel Lavery and throughout this podcast you'll hear me interview creative professional mothers, asking them about their personal experiences with becoming mothers and how their creative work has influenced that experience and vice versa. One thing I've learned since becoming a mother is that, although there are now many people telling their stories of parenthood and women vocalizing the difficulties of balancing career and motherhood, the celebration of motherhood in professional creative fields still remains a taboo subject. I hope to shift the conversation a bit. Let's shed light on what women do everyday and celebrate the difficulties and triumphs they experience.

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