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We've all been there—you see another mom doing something differently and you immediately start judging. Or maybe you’ve felt the heavy weight of other moms’ opinions on your parenting choices, your routines, or even the way you show up in your life. In today’s episode, Kristen dives into the unspoken truth about mom judgment: it’s everywhere, it affects us more than we realize, and it doesn’t just hurt the person being judged—it holds us back too. She shares how to recognize when you’re being triggered, how to release the fear of criticism, and how to create a culture of empathy and support—for yourself, for other moms, and for your kids.
What You Can Expect From This Episode:
If this episode resonates with you, share it with another mom who could use a little permission to let go of judgment—and leave a review to help more moms find this conversation.
Sound Bites:
"When you judge another mom, you’re often just reflecting your own fears and insecurities."
"The single most important person you need to stop judging is yourself."
"Your kids are always watching. They learn how to treat others by observing you."
"Lead with curiosity, empathy, and support—it builds community, not competition."
Let’s Connect:
About Your Host:
Kristen Pomper is a corporate sales leader, performance coach, wife, and mom of two passionate about helping working moms thrive without guilt. After experiencing the pressures of judgment and comparison in motherhood, Kristen became obsessed with creating a life where moms can set boundaries, prioritize themselves, and foster a supportive community—all while staying present and joyful with their children. Kristen’s mission is simple: you can support yourself and others without sacrificing your peace or joy.
Related: Mom judgment, mom comparison, letting go of criticism, parenting without guilt, supportive motherhood, building mom communities, raising confident kids, self-compassion for moms, mindful parenting, stopping mom shaming
By Kristen Pomper | Performance Coach for Working MomsWe've all been there—you see another mom doing something differently and you immediately start judging. Or maybe you’ve felt the heavy weight of other moms’ opinions on your parenting choices, your routines, or even the way you show up in your life. In today’s episode, Kristen dives into the unspoken truth about mom judgment: it’s everywhere, it affects us more than we realize, and it doesn’t just hurt the person being judged—it holds us back too. She shares how to recognize when you’re being triggered, how to release the fear of criticism, and how to create a culture of empathy and support—for yourself, for other moms, and for your kids.
What You Can Expect From This Episode:
If this episode resonates with you, share it with another mom who could use a little permission to let go of judgment—and leave a review to help more moms find this conversation.
Sound Bites:
"When you judge another mom, you’re often just reflecting your own fears and insecurities."
"The single most important person you need to stop judging is yourself."
"Your kids are always watching. They learn how to treat others by observing you."
"Lead with curiosity, empathy, and support—it builds community, not competition."
Let’s Connect:
About Your Host:
Kristen Pomper is a corporate sales leader, performance coach, wife, and mom of two passionate about helping working moms thrive without guilt. After experiencing the pressures of judgment and comparison in motherhood, Kristen became obsessed with creating a life where moms can set boundaries, prioritize themselves, and foster a supportive community—all while staying present and joyful with their children. Kristen’s mission is simple: you can support yourself and others without sacrificing your peace or joy.
Related: Mom judgment, mom comparison, letting go of criticism, parenting without guilt, supportive motherhood, building mom communities, raising confident kids, self-compassion for moms, mindful parenting, stopping mom shaming