Episode 52 - Spring Fever

Feel like you're living Groundhog day repeatedly? Not feeling challenged? Feeling lost? Incomplete? Those feelings have persisted the last few months for me and it's time to bust out of the rut. In this podcast Luke breaks down exactly how he plans to do so and how you can to!

Stuck In A Rut? Help Me, Help You #67

I just had to talk to this topic in this week's episode (I couldn't help myself) and it's JUICY. The societal expectations and pressures of what a mum "should" be are immense and can massively impact our mental and emotional health. If you're feeling weighed down by the "shoulds" and thinking that you're not good enough to be a mum, get this episode in your earholes because it's just for you.&nbsp;

Breaking free of the societal expectations of motherhood

What is maternal ambivalence and how can embracing ambivalence help us as Mothers?

I share what maternal ambivalence is and isn’t, whether it is something we can ‘escape’ in motherhood, and how ambivalence is connected to ‘Mum guilt’ and our sense of identity.

Ambivalence can be a way for us to shift and change our relationship to and experience of maternal guilt. In this episode I offer some suggestions for how you might ignite your own curiosity in exploring ambivalence further.

I explain the connections between ambivalence and the perfect mother myth, and why the version of Motherhood that is put on a pedestal in our society robs us of the opportunity to embrace ambivalence. This then shapes our capacity to feel the full potential of joy and depth of experience that may be available to us.

This episode invites you to reflect on your own experiences of Mum guilt, of where you’re being expected or asked to ‘choose’ in Motherhood, of how you construct your sense of identity and think about your 'self', and how you may be able to open yourself to the possibility of embracing ambivalence as a Mother.

55. Maternal Ambivalence

From the mullet days to The Great Adventure and all the way through heartbreak over losing a child, finding his unique voice, and keeping a strong marriage, Steven Curtis Chapman covers a lot of ground with Julie on this episode of the allmomdoes Podcast. Show Notes: https://bit.ly/3a0k7sF

#171 - Embracing Your Voice with Steven Curtis Chapman

Today you will learn about the system you likely know too little about but has one of (if not the number one) biggest impacts on your health has a woman: digestion!

In this episode I mention a list of foods that is supportive to digestion. I didn't create a fancy landing page for you to download it, but just email me at ninamarie@mamawheel.org or DM me @mamawheel on IG and I'll get that beautiful PDF over to you.

Also, if you would like to learn more about nutrition in the perinatal time, like how to create a macronutrient balanced plate and what 3 nutrients to focus on in your pregnancy and postpartum, join my webinar this Friday--April 16th at 73-p CST! More info here:
https://app.mamawheel.org/v2/preview/iyGwf8RFxKr4x87hfz0R

And how to know the signs of a functioning digestive system by looking at one particular thing: 💩
https://www.instagram.com/p/CNc7vJdgTXn/?utm_source=ig_web_copy_link

8- The System You're Ignoring- Digestion & Perinatal Health

On this episode, I share 2 poems which explore motherhood and pregnancy. I am joined by two mothers who share their experiences. We discuss the challenges that some women face and the stigma surrounding motherhood and fertility.

Episode 15 Pregnancy & Fertility

On the surface, she’s the hilarious Hawaii social media star who has a combined following of more than one million people. But Jelyane Shelton says her sense of humor actually originated in a dark place.
On this episode of ‘Muthaship,’ the mother of three reveals that she is a survivor of multiple suicide attempts. Knowing what it’s like to feel isolated and alone, Jelayne’s talent for making people laugh turned into a passion to help people feel better about themselves through funny videos. 
Today, Jelayne is living a healthier life, both mentally and physically. She completed her first Honolulu Marathon at almost 300 pounds and has lost 150 pounds through a healthy diet and exercise ― and the support of family and friends. While social media is Jelayne’s main stage, she continues to assess the pros and cons and how to best juggle being there for her followers and being there for her family.

Episode 57: Laughing in the Light with Jelayne Shelton

We're two simple moms with one BIG passion...to share Biblical wisdom and our own successes and failures as mothers. Let's learn and grow together in God's Word! 

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Episode 6. Family Worship

So many women feel shame and guilt for their experience when it comes to feeding their newborn (whether it is through breastfeeding, or formula feeding, or a combination of both) because we are lead to believe there is a 'normal' way it is 'supposed to go'. So, let's break that down and figure out what 'normal' REALLY means when it comes to breastfeeding. 

Resources: Kylie Field https://www.thenurturingtouch.ca 
Music: Kate Nash

The Messiest Mom: Let's talk about BREASTFEEDING

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allmomdoes Podcast seeks to meet you right where you are in your motherhood journey. Subscribe for weekly hope and encouragement wherever you get your podcasts and join our community online at allmomdoes.com

Welcome to the James Madhouse. My wife and I live in a madhouse full of 3 young girls and 2 needy dogs. Even with the chaos, we're determined to raise strong, confident, responsible little leaders. These podcasts will share our triumphs and many failures as we navigate through life. We're far from perfect and want to share our journey in hopes that it encourages others and reinforces that you're not alone AND everyone is far from perfect! Thanks for listening! 
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New Age with Bad Habits! Towanda and Lola have experienced a lifetime of friendship, fun and shenanigans together. Listen in as they pop open a bottle of bubbly and become exceedingly shameless and unapologetic! It's like listening in on your mom in the kitchen with her best friend!!! Warning, enough explicit and possibly offensive content to make our parents and children blush! Music written and performed by Jon Fadem. Audio Engineering by Isaac "Izzy Pop" Leggett.

The role of being a Mother offers us the potential for incredible expansion, growth, and power, while also being one of – if not THE – most challenging, undervalued, and taken for granted roles in the world. Motherhood Studies Sociologist, researcher, and single Mother, Dr Sophie Brock hosts The Good Enough Mother (TGEM) podcast with an aim to change how Motherhood is culturally defined and individually experienced. TGEM draws its name from a theorist and pediatrician Winnicott, who highlighted the ways ‘good enough’ parenting is actually what is best for our children – not perfectionism. The podcast centres the Mother as the starting point for conversations with experts and change-makers who are passionate about seeing social, cultural, and institutional change to better support Mothers and therefore our families, and communities.

Stephanie Lum, Noli Kazama and Brooke Kane host a new podcast from Hawaii News Now on parenthood, friendship, and the lessons they've learned as they've grown into working moms in Hawaii.

Welcome to Niomie LOVES 2 Talk, a podcast that links poetry with discussion. I am Niomie Love and I am a poet. I will be joined by guests on every episode and we will discuss various topics that stem from the poetry that I share. Each episode will have a theme/ topic of discussion and will be released every fortnight on a Friday. This is primarily an audio podcast, but you can find more of my poetry on Instagram @niomielove_  You can also send your feedback & suggestions to niomielove@outlook.com Thanks for listening!

Milk and Meat is a podcast about food and the Bible. In motherhood.

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