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In episode 10, Nicole and Allie answer more marriage questions sent in by the audience. They answer what is bound to be a controversial question of "What is the appropriate way to have opposite sex friends while married?". Listen in to hear their opinions! (HINT: Allie's opinion is very strong).
Since it is their first double digit episode, they gave you twice the content!
Don't forget to check out their website for more content and to follow along with them on instagram @allieaemmons and @nicole_sinders_n4.
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In episode 9 of Good Grief, Momma Nicole and Allie talk all about friendships. They talk about how friendships change as you get older (and how it gets so much harder to make friends the older you get!). They also talk about what they have learned about friendship from their 20 year friendship.
Check out the website to see more about Allie and Nicole (https://goodgriefmomma.squarespace.com/new-page) and you can also follow along with them on Instagram @allieaemmons and @Nicole_sinders_n4
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In episode 8 of Good Grief, Momma Nicole and Allie talk all about traveling with kids. They talk about why they think its important to travel with their kids and dive into some great tips and tricks to help make your traveling easier!
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In episode 7, Nicole and Allie talk about starting their kids on solid food. Allie talks about baby-led weaning and how that helped her son be an amazing eater. Nicole talks about her daughters picky eating and discovering food allergies.
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In Episode 6, Allie and Nicole talk about their journey with breastfeeding and formula feeding. Allie exclusively pumped for 13 months and Nicole did a combination of breast milk and formula. Listen in to hear how their experiences went!
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In episode 5 Nicole and Allie dive into their pregnancy and labor stories. Nicole goes into detail about her first pregnancy. She talks about finding out that her daughter has a physical disability, going through fetal surgery, and then ending with a c-section. Allie discusses her journey through pregnancy and vaginal delivery.
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In this episode, Allie and Nicole answer more questions about marriage. Listen in to hear all the inside scoop on how they deal with fights and how their marriages have evolved.
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In this episode, Allie and Nicole give you a glimpse into their marriages. Who cleans the toilets? Who pays the bills? What about date nights? Tune in to hear about it all!
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In episode 2, Allie and Nicole talk about being knee-deep in toddlerhood, which means lots and lots of emotions. They go over how they handle big emotions with their littles and discuss a little bit about disciplining too.
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In the first episode of Good Grief, Momma! Allie and Nicole introduce themselves and then dive into the "hot topic" of how and what they chose to do during the pandemic. They cover what they chose as far as parenting during the pandemic, social choices, and yes...even whether they got the vaccine or not.
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Good Grief, Momma is a raw and relatable podcast for women navigating the real, beautiful, and complicated world of motherhood and marriage. It’s for moms who feel called to slow down, think…
Hosted by Allie, this show explores motherhood, homeschooling, homemaking, natural rhythms, family life, and wife life while choosing a quieter path in a rushed world. Allie doesn’t shy away from topics that can feel awkward or uncomfortable to talk about. Through personal stories, reflection, and honest conversation, she explores what it looks like to step outside the mainstream and challenge what “normal” family life looks like.
Join Allie each week for relatable conversations, honest perspective, and encouragement to approach motherhood, marriage, and home life with fresh hope and intention.
Follow along with them on Instagram (@goodgriefmommapodcast) to get an even bigger picture of their lives.