Here's something nobody tells you before you become a mom: the hardest part isn't the sleep deprivation or the hard days. It's the gap between the mom you thought you'd be -- and the mom you actually became.
Episode 100. I can't believe I'm typing that. And in honor of this milestone I'm getting personal - really personal. I'm talking about where I was when I started this podcast, what 100 episodes have taught me about motherhood (and myself), and the mom I didn't expect to become. This one is for every mom who has ever felt like she's falling short of who she thought she'd be. You're not. And I hope this episode reminds you of that.
In This Episode:
- The honest truth about where I was when I started Experience Motherhood -- and what I didn't see coming
- What 100 episodes have actually taught me about motherhood, identity, and showing up imperfectly
- The mom I pictured myself being vs. the mom I actually am -- and why the gap doesn't mean you're failing
- The quiet grief so many moms carry and what to do with it
- Why the mom you became is actually the mom your kids need
- What your kids are really learning from you (it's not what you think)
- The hard truth about building this podcast -- and why I'm not going anywhere
- A note to my early-podcast self that I hope lands for you too
MENTIONS IN THE EPISODE:
- 🎉 Episode 100 Giveaway -- win a $25 Starbucks gift card! Head to Instagram @experiencemotherhood for all the details
- 📖 Grab the free Busy Mom Guide -- real, practical things that help you simplify your days and show up more like the mom you want to be: https://experiencemotherhood.myflodesk.com/busy-mom-guide
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