In this episode, Jacie opens up about her birth experiences, sharing her journey through induction and the decisions that shaped it. She dives into what the induction process looked like for her, including choosing to get an epidural and how it impacted the pace of her labor. Jacie reflects on how things unfolded differently with her second birth, offering a powerful comparison that highlights how no two experiences are the same. Together, we take a deeper look into the world of induction—what to expect, how interventions can influence the process, and the importance of understanding your options along the way.

In this episode, Rebecca shares the story of her first birth!
After preparing with pelvic floor physiotherapy and putting in the work ahead of time, her birth took an unexpected turn and required the use of a vacuum to bring her baby into the world.
Tune in to hear her honest experience, what surprised her, and the journey that led to meeting her little one.

After birth, many moms expect to feel joy, connection, and love. But what happens when anger, overwhelm, or rage shows up instead—especially after a difficult or traumatic birth experience?

In this episode, I sit down with The Mama Psychologists Caitlin and Chelsea, to talk about the often unspoken reality of postpartum rage and birth trauma. We explore why these feelings can happen, how trauma can impact the postpartum period, and why so many mothers struggle in silence.

Most importantly, we talk about when and how to seek support, what healing can look like, and how moms can begin to process their birth experiences without shame or guilt.

If you’ve ever found yourself feeling angry, overwhelmed, or not quite like yourself after having a baby, this conversation is for you. You are not alone—and help is available.

This podcast untangles the conversations parents wish they had earlier. From feeding struggles and speech development to the emotional rollercoaster of navigating diagnoses, we’re diving into the real stories behind tiny ties and big impacts. Expect expert insights, parent experiences, and plenty of honest conversation as we break down the myths, the science, and the support families need.Because sometimes the smallest ties can make the biggest difference.

In this honest and heartfelt podcast, Shyan shares her journey into stepmotherhood — the unexpected challenges, the quiet insecurities, and the powerful decision to choose love. Through real-life stories and meaningful reflection, she opens up about what it truly means to step into a child’s life with intention. This is a space for blended families, bonus parents, and anyone learning that love isn’t always automatic — sometimes, it’s a choice we bravely make every day.

Is it babble… or was that actually a word?! In this episode, we’re diving into the wild and wonderful world of early speech. From goo-goos and grunts to those magical first words, we’ll break down what’s typical, what’s worth watching, and how you can support communication at home (without turning your living room into a therapy clinic).

If you’ve ever Googled “Should my toddler be talking by now?” at 10 p.m., this one’s for you!

Note: Please remember that this is meant to be educational and conversational. Robyn is sharing her thoughts and perspectives, but this isn't a replacement for individualized therapy.

In this heartfelt episode of Moms Unfiltered Podcast, my hubby joins me to open up about his first couple of years as a dad. We talk honestly about the highs, the struggles, and the unexpected lessons that came with stepping into fatherhood. He shares how becoming a dad changed him, how it impacted our relationship, and what those early years really looked like from his perspective. It’s raw, real, and full of insight for parents navigating this season together.

Early motherhood comes with a million questions! In this podcast, we sit down with Cianna, The Mama Coach, to talk through the real stuff new parents are navigating every day: breastfeeding and hand expression, starting solids, sleep (or the lack of it), and even potty training down the road. With expert insight, honest conversation, and zero judgment, we break down what’s normal, what’s helpful, and what actually works—so you can feel more confident and a little less alone in those early days.

Momming With a Busy Brain is a real, honest conversation for moms navigating ADHD and anxiety while trying to hold everything together. From mental overload and overstimulation to mom guilt, unfinished to-do lists, and loving our kids with a brain that never seems to slow down—we’re talking about all of it. This episode is about feeling seen, naming the struggle, and reminding ourselves that we’re not failing… we’re mothering with a busy brain. If you’ve ever felt overwhelmed, scattered, anxious, or alone in it—this one’s for you.

This podcast explores the invisible mental load moms carry every day — the planning, remembering, anticipating, and emotional labor that keeps families running. We dive into how mental load impacts relationships, why moms so often shoulder it, and what it means for connection, burnout, and balance. Featuring expert insight from guest speaker Taylor Dass, a licensed therapist with deep knowledge in this space, the conversation blends professional perspective with real-life experience, offering language, validation, and practical ways to start addressing mental load at home.