I still remember the first time I breastfed my baby in public. It was awkward and tender and sacred all at once. I was tired, hormonal, and unsure—but another mom looked me in the eyes and said, “You’re doing such a good job.” I didn’t know how much I needed to hear it until that moment.

This episode is about humility, the hidden beauty of early motherhood, and how women quietly show up for one another in unexpected places. It’s for anyone who’s ever felt like they’re just trying to do their best—and wondering if it’s enough.

In this episode, I share:

✨ The story of breastfeeding in public for the first time (and the mom who made me cry—in the best way)

✨ How early motherhood stripped away my pride and taught me to ask for help

✨ Why I think motherhood—and life—are better when we stop pretending and start cheering each other on

Whether you’re a mom, a friend, or someone just trying to show up with grace—you’ll find something here that reminds you: you’re doing such a good job.

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