MomsEveryday

This week's guest is Elisha Wilson Beach - stay-at-home mother of 4 (plus stepmom to 4 adult children) and wife of actor Michael Beach. Elisha's blog, My Life is a Beach, chronicles her family life and serves as a platform to serve her mom truths. She gained lots of attention when a photo of her breastfeeding her daughter on the toilet went viral. We discuss breastfeeding, Beyoncé's glamorous postpartum photo shoot, her new project, and why we shouldn't judge other moms.

This week's guest is Dr. Nimali Fernando - also known as Dr. Yum. The pediatrician talks about children who are picky eaters, why kids should eat what adults eat, and learn ways to help the family make healthy meals together. The mission of The Doctor Yum Project is to transform the lives of families and communities by providing an understanding of the connection between food and overall health, as well as empowering them with the tools to live a healthy life.

This week's guest is Jamie Glowacki, author of "Oh, Crap! Potty Training." Glowacki learned to potty train children as a social worker, and used her knowledge and experience to write her popular book and start teaching parents how to tackle this tricky milestone. She shares her wisdom and advice in this week's episode.

This week's guest is Melanie Dale, author of the new book "It's Not Fair: Learning to Live the Life You Didn't Choose." Using her sharp wit, she chronicles the ups and downs of life and offers her discoveries for getting through the hard times.

Our guest this week is Kristin Collier, an author and educator, whose new memoir, "Housewife: Home re-making in a Transgender Marriage," chronicles her unique home life and adjusting to her husband transitioning from male to female, while raising two children.

This week's guest is Alexis Marie Chute, artist, author and filmmaker of Expecting Sunshine - a Journey of Grief, Healing and Pregnancy After Loss. Chute talks about the devastating loss of her infant son, the decision to expand her family after that loss, and how art is paramount in her healing process.