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Lonely But Not Alone: 5 Steps to Find Real Connection in Early Motherhood
Are you surrounded by love but still feeling deeply alone?
Do you find yourself scrolling social media, wondering why everyone else seems to have a village- while you're silently struggling?
What if connection in motherhood didn’t have to look like it did before- and what if it could be even more meaningful now?
Mama, you are not the only one feeling this way- and you’re not doing anything wrong. Loneliness in early motherhood is more common (and more layered) than most people talk about.
And it doesn’t mean you’re failing. In today’s episode, we’ll explore why it happens- and the gentle, doable ways you can start building real connection again.
If you're like many high-achieving women I work with, you're used to being the one who shows up for others. You’ve built a strong circle, maintained close friendships, and felt confident socially- until now.
Then motherhood happens. Schedules shift. Your identity transforms. And all of a sudden, you find yourself feeling more isolated than ever, even while holding the baby you love most in the world.
In this honest episode, I share:
Whether you’re craving soul-deep friendships or just someone who gets it—this episode is for you. Let’s talk about it. Let’s name it. And let’s take the first step back toward connection, one gentle conversation at a time.
If this episode resonated with you, I’d love for you to share it with a fellow mama who might be feeling isolated too. And if you're ready for deeper connection and support, come join us inside the Here With You, Mama coaching program—where we’re building real community for moms who get it.
💛 Learn more at herewithyoumama.com
💛 Or come say hi on Instagram: @herewithyoumama
Read the full blog version of this episode: Here with You, Mama Blog
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By Dina TamresAre you surrounded by love but still feeling deeply alone?
Do you find yourself scrolling social media, wondering why everyone else seems to have a village- while you're silently struggling?
What if connection in motherhood didn’t have to look like it did before- and what if it could be even more meaningful now?
Mama, you are not the only one feeling this way- and you’re not doing anything wrong. Loneliness in early motherhood is more common (and more layered) than most people talk about.
And it doesn’t mean you’re failing. In today’s episode, we’ll explore why it happens- and the gentle, doable ways you can start building real connection again.
If you're like many high-achieving women I work with, you're used to being the one who shows up for others. You’ve built a strong circle, maintained close friendships, and felt confident socially- until now.
Then motherhood happens. Schedules shift. Your identity transforms. And all of a sudden, you find yourself feeling more isolated than ever, even while holding the baby you love most in the world.
In this honest episode, I share:
Whether you’re craving soul-deep friendships or just someone who gets it—this episode is for you. Let’s talk about it. Let’s name it. And let’s take the first step back toward connection, one gentle conversation at a time.
If this episode resonated with you, I’d love for you to share it with a fellow mama who might be feeling isolated too. And if you're ready for deeper connection and support, come join us inside the Here With You, Mama coaching program—where we’re building real community for moms who get it.
💛 Learn more at herewithyoumama.com
💛 Or come say hi on Instagram: @herewithyoumama
Read the full blog version of this episode: Here with You, Mama Blog
Transcript for this episode