Declan and his mom get silly in this Little Golden Book reading of Mickey Mouse Heads for the sky. Come join us in this fun flying adventure story.

In this previously recorded episode, I have the pleasure of speaking with Cassie and Shawni about their childcare journey through the Covid pandemic over this past year. Cassie is a Nurse Midwife and became a new mama only a week before the first Covid shut down last March. She openly shares about the stress and anxiety of finding and keeping a childcare provider in the wake of Covid. Shawni, a senior project manager for a construction company and second time mama opens up about her experiences with judgment around childcare and her fierce desire to keep her family safe. 

We also candidly talk about:

Email me at [email protected] with any questions or comments about this episode and with suggestions for future episodes. I appreciate your feedback and words of wisdom.

Disclaimer:

Please note that these episodes are conversations with individual mamas sharing their own personal journey, experience, struggles and triumphs. The stories shared are not meant to represent everyone's journey or experience. We definitely want to hold space and honor the fact that we may not be able to represent every mama's unique and personal journey. I am, however, very interested in hearing from anyone who would like to share what this past year has been like for you and how you have been navigating the Covid Era.

Also, this podcast is not meant to be a substitute for mental health services or advice. If you, or someone you know is experiencing depression or anxiety during the postpartum period please refer them to Postpartum Support International at (800) 944-4773. Or, if you are concerned about your safety or of someone you know and love, you can get help right away by calling the National Suicide Prevention Lifeline at (800) 273-8255.

This week I am taking the time to share why it is taking me so long to get out new podcast episodes! I will cover topics like:

- Time scarcity

- Avoidance

- Fear of Judgement

- The next phase of Covid...

- And, ways that I am trying to manage all of these complexities (i.e. coping).

Thank you for taking the time to listen to my ramblings. Email me at [email protected] with any questions or comments about this episode and with suggestions for future episodes. I appreciate your feedback and words of wisdom.

Disclaimer:

Please note that these episodes are conversations with individual mamas sharing their own personal journey, experience, struggles and triumphs. The stories shared are not meant to represent everyone's journey or experience. We definitely want to hold space and honor the fact that we may not be able to represent every mama's unique and personal journey. I am, however, very interested in hearing from anyone who would like to share what this past year has been like for you and how you have been navigating the Covid Era.

Also, this podcast is not meant to be a substitute for mental health services or advice. If you, or someone you know is experiencing depression or anxiety during the postpartum period please refer them to Postpartum Support International at (800) 944-4773. Or, if you are concerned about your safety or of someone you know and love, you can get help right away by calling the National Suicide Prevention Lifeline at (800) 273-8255.

In this weeks episode, I have the privilege of speaking with Shannon and Steph, two full-time nurses and first-time mamas. Steph works as a charge nurse on night shift on a cardiothoracic intermediate care unit and Shannon works swing shift in an Emergency Department. Both women courageously share their journeys of navigating motherhood in the wake of the Covid pandemic.

More specifically, we dive into topics like:

Email me at [email protected] with any questions or comments about this episode and with suggestions for future episodes. I appreciate your feedback and words of wisdom.

Disclaimer:

Please note that these episodes are conversations with individual mamas sharing their own personal journey, experience, struggles and triumphs. The stories shared are not meant to represent everyone's journey or experience. We definitely want to hold space and honor the fact that we may not be able to represent every mama's unique and personal journey. I am, however, very interested in hearing from anyone who would like to share what this past year has been like for you and how you have been navigating the Covid Era.

Also, this podcast is not meant to be a substitute for mental health services or advice. If you, or someone you know is experiencing depression or anxiety during the postpartum period please refer them to Postpartum Support International at (800) 944-4773. Or, if you are concerned about your safety or of someone you know and love, you can get help right away by calling the National Suicide Prevention Lifeline at (800) 273-8255.

In this episode I have the opportunity to speak with my mama friends Miranda and Caroline, who are both Mental Health Therapists in private practice and mamas to school age children. Miranda opens up about her experience raising her two daughters over this past year while working remotely as a couples and individual therapist. And, Caroline shares the ups and downs in parenting her two sweet and strong-willed boys while working remotely with young children, teens and families in her therapy practice.

We take the time to unpack and discuss:

Email me at [email protected] with any questions or comments about this episode and with suggestions for future episodes. I appreciate your feedback and words of wisdom.

Disclaimer:

Please note that these episodes are conversations with individual mamas sharing their own personal journey, experience, struggles and triumphs. The stories shared are not meant to represent everyone's journey or experience. We definitely want to hold space and honor the fact that we may not be able to represent every mama's unique and personal journey. I am, however, very interested in hearing from anyone who would like to share what this past year has been like for you and how you have been navigating the Covid Era.

Also, this podcast is not meant to be a substitute for mental health services or advice. If you, or someone you know is experiencing depression or anxiety during the postpartum period please refer them to Postpartum Support International at (800) 944-4773. Or, if you are concerned about your safety or of someone you know and love, you can get help right away by calling the National Suicide Prevention Lifeline at (800) 273-8255.