I'm Exhausted Podcast

What are the best financial accounts for kids, and how can parents start saving and investing for their children’s future?

You’ll learn what each account is designed for, who controls the money, and how to think about saving for college, investing for your child, teaching financial literacy, and building generational wealth.

We also talk about why your own retirement, emergency savings, insurance, and financial stability matter when planning for your kids.

You do not need to be wealthy to start. You just need to understand your options and take the next right step.

For educational purposes only. This episode is not individualized financial, tax, or legal advice.

#Parenting

On this episode I am talking about prenatal depression, what is it, what treatment and coping methods are available to help you through it, and of course I share my personal story on how I started feeling it and how it is going.   

Some of the things we talk about:  

Sleep hygiene guidelines:  https://ufhealth.org/shands-sleep-disorders-center/sleep-hygiene-guidelines 

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This is the first episode of I'm exhausted, where we talk all about pregnancy and parenting.  

On this first episode I am talking about the fertility journey:  

IUI - 5:45 

IVF - 10:05 

The medicine Mounjaro and how it helped my fertility journey  

Mounjaro - 14:10 

And what are some of the most common first symptoms of pregnancy and what to expect on your first doctor's visit.  

Signs + Steps - 24:25  

Some of the things we talk about:  What to expect - https://www.whattoexpect.com/  

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I am exhausted is a pregnancy and parenthood podcast that deals with everything from trying to conceive to actually raising kids. Join my journey of becoming a mother and let's share our experiences, because sometimes parenthood can feel lonely.