Mom groups are supposed to offer support, but what happens when the energy turns judgmental, competitive, or quietly toxic? Inspired by Ashley Tisdale’s viral essay about leaving a toxic mom group, Michaela dives into how auras can assist with knowing how to choose the right mom group for you, and when to leave the wrong one. Michaela talks about what your aura needs in this type of community and what problematic moms can look like in aura color. Scott and Michaela read listeners’ experiences with tough mom groups and explore how understanding your own aura can help you choose communities that actually support you, instead of drain you. 

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