Podcasts about mother guilt

+++ Alle Rabattcodes und Infos zu unseren Werbepartnern findet ihr hier: https://linktr.ee/wunschkind +++Viele Eltern haben mit Schuldgefühlen zu kämpfen, weil sie ihren Kindern nicht so viel Aufmerksamkeit und Zeit schenken können, wie sie es von sich selbst erwarten. So geht es auch Marie Nasemann.Sie ist Model, Schauspielerin, Autorin und Podcasterin. Zusammen haben sie und ihr Mann Sebastian Tigges zwei Kinder und sprechen in ihrem Podcast ,,Family Feelings" über Schwierigkeiten und den Alltag in ihrem Familienleben.In dieser Folge unterhalten Danielle und Katja sich mir ihr darüber, wie Marie Karriere und Mutterrolle unter einen Hut bringt und wie sie selbst mit Mother guilt umgeht. Außerdem reden sie über Mom-Shaming, wie wichtig es ist über die anstrengenden Momente in der Erziehung zu sprechen und warum gelegentlicher Abstand zu ihrem Partner die Beziehung stärkt.Hier geht´s zu Maries Buch ,,Fairknallt - mein grüner Kompromiss": https://amzn.to/4d9e04l,& Zu Maries Internetseite ,,Fairknallt": https://www.fairknallt.com/& Zu Maries Podcast ,,Familiy Feelings": https://plus.rtl.de/podcast/family-feelings-mit-marie-nasemann-und-sebastian-tigges-ie29ol5fh7j19& Zu Maries Serie ,,For The Drama": https://www.ardmediathek.de/serie/for-the-drama/staffel-1/Y3JpZDovL21kci5kZS9zZW5kZXJlaWhlbi9mb3ItdGhlLWRyYW1h/1& Zu unserer Podcastfolge ,,Wie wir mit Schuldgefühlen und schlechtem Gewissen umgehen": https://plus.rtl.de/podcast/das-gewuenschteste-wunschkind-3r427sdoc4dw2/wie-wir-mit-schuldgefuehlen-und-schlechtem-gewissen-umgehen-le1s3gaj54mb7+++Unsere allgemeinen Datenschutzrichtlinien finden Sie unter https://datenschutz.ad-alliance.de/podcast.html+++Unsere allgemeinen Datenschutzrichtlinien finden Sie unter https://art19.com/privacy. Die Datenschutzrichtlinien für Kalifornien sind unter https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info abrufbar.

When exercise feels impossible, Lizzie Williamson makes it easy. Whether you're brushing your teeth, waiting for the kettle to boil or hanging out the washing, Lizzie's Two Minute Moves are all about making energy-boosting movement part of your everyday.We all know that we should be moving more, but sometimes it can feel impossible to find the time or motivation to even get started. In this episode of The Parenting Couch podcast, Lizzie inspires Rachel and Sarah with her abundant energy and enthusiasm about the importance of moving.Lizzie Williamson has spent over a decade helping women to get their bodies, energy and confidence back. Lizzie shares her inspiring true story of how she used movement to lift herself out of post natal depression. Her mission is to inspire others to stopping the excuses and reap the benefits of a happier, healthier more energised life. It starts with two minutes!Why it's not as simple as just saying "why don't you just exercise?"How Post Natal Depression made everything seem impossibleWhy it took her so long to see a GP about her Post Natal DepressionThe vital importance of putting on your own oxygen mask before assisting othersWhy we need to get over Mother Guilt for doing things for ourselvesHow to get started moving... it takes just two minutes!About Lizzie WilliamsonDubbed by the US media as ‘the excuse-buster from Down-Under', Lizzie Williamson is the founder and author of Two Minute Moves, Keynote and TEDx speaker, certified personal trainer and a regular fitness presenter on morning television with her work featured on Good Morning America and the Today Show.Through her fun, interactive sessions and energiser breaks, Lizzie inspires her audiences to integrate micro movement breaks into their day so they can be their most focussed, energised and happier selves.She has got hundreds-of-thousand attendees around the world stretching, moving and dancing at conferences featuring President Barack Obama, Michelle Obama, Tony Robbins & The Dalia Lama.Want to get to know Lizzie Williamson?Visit Lizzie Wiliamson's websiteFollow on InstagramFollow on LinkedinSubscribe to Two Minute Moves on YouTubeBuy Lizzie Williamson's 'Two Minute Moves' book#theparentingcouch #theparentingcouchpodcast #parenting #northshoremums

What is Armenian mother guilt in the diaspora? How can a pandemic impact language dynamics in the home? Why is it that our professional expertise, competence, and training often disappear when it comes to things Armenian, our families, and our own children? Join Dr. K and Dr. Lori Mesrobian, USC professor of Spanish, as they discuss the extra complications of transmitting Armenian during the pandemic, the intense grief, disappointment, and shame associated with fears of loss, and the need for local and global language resources.

“Sometimes we use the Mother-Guilt as an excuse, but there's no reason why we can't have it all. Like, there really isn't a reason why we can't have it all. And to be able to do business and what we want to do in our life well, and be able to be beautiful mum's as well. And I think it's great to be able to show your kids that you are doing something that is purposeful in life and for them to see that, to see you live a life of passion.” Rebecca Miller is a coach, mentor, speaker, multiple business owner, retreat host and Mumma of 3 beautiful children Lockie, Toby and Izzy, her driving force behind everything she does. Rebecca contagious think big attitude accompanied by her down to earth personality has propelled her inspiring journey of leadership since starting out as a solo therapist in her home town of Parkes to building her empire of 3 skin and beauty Clinics in 3 locations (LA BELLA MEDISPA) and a team of over 25 therapist. Rebecca wanted to bring world class treatment modalities and skin care to regional and rural women, to create a space for these women to visit to not just have the best treatment and services but to create a space where they could be nurtured and leave feeling more self love and confident. Rebecca's passion has always been developing her teams not just professionally but personally to create a work place for these passionate women to thrive and grow and feel fulfilled. The winner of countless awards including Australian Clinic of the year, Business leader multiple times, Australian team of the year and just recently humanitarian of the year for her beautiful work in her foundation The Ripple of kindness project. Rebecca has a passion for growth and learning and has not sat still in her quest to live her life at her highest potential being of service to others and is now a certified life and business coach, NLP, Timeline therapy and Hypnotherapist. Rebecca now helps salon owners' step into their leadership powers to create the team the business and life they love with a growth and abundant mindset along with hosting beautiful retreats “becoming limitless” for women to come and spend some time finding themselves again, to heal to push through limitations holding them back and have some time and space to connect with what's important to them. Rebecca is only getting started on her quest to help women love themselves for them to see everything they need is inside them to find their joy and happiness and live a life by design not by default and this all starts by self love…. As women we can have it all purposeful work and family and do both really well Her definition of Self Love is… I used to think it was a bubble bath and having a facial and yes, they're acts of self-love. But there is so much more to self-love. It's truly loving yourself… the good, the bad and the ugly, and having a level of acceptance of every part of you. To really have forgiveness and not looking back in anger. Look to the future with aspirations and live more in the moment. It is knowing we are so worthy of a beautiful life and we can create it with awareness, acceptance, trust self-esteem and self-care. The more I love, I care, I accept and the more awareness that I have that I can be the mum, a better wife business owner and can show up as a better human. Self-love is everything. The more we can love ourselves the more we can love others. Her favourite quote is: Behind every successful woman is a tribe of other successful women who have her back. Links to follow: Website: https://rebeccamiller.mykajabi.com/ Website: https://www.thezingproject.com.au/team/rebecca-miller/ Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/rebeccamillerzingcoach/ Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/rebeccamillerzingcoach/ Quotes: Life is filled with life-defining moments My parents taught me about business, entrepreneurship and unconditional love I had a fire in my belly that I had to chase Having a baby is special, enlightening, humbling and joyful moment in your life My passion turned to my team members to offer a pathway to self I had a big reflection and epiphany that lead me on a journey of self-discovery The ripple effect of kindness Everything starts with me Learnings give us an opportunity to help others Who are we without the labels? Self-love is everything A lot of women do not make time for themselves Fill your own cup first Her baby is her reason not her excuse Whatever you want, do it well Know that things happen for you not to you Language is so powerful We are manifesting our life through the language we use Be conscious of blaming others There's always a silver lining in every situation It's so easy to sit in victim mentality Look at life with a different perspective Ask good questions Family are probably the people who trigger us the quickest Just show more love Until we give it meaning we may see the victim mentality Have more awareness Thought process is so important Be, have, create It's ok to say no, create beautiful boundaries Live a more conscious life SELF LOVE PODCAST SPONSOR LINKS THANKYOU FOR LISTENING… If you would like to share your feedback on this podcast please head to my Facebook and Instagram pages below. 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It's hard work trying to be a good mother. Many of us want the best for our children, so we work tirelessly to help them grow up to be strong men and women of God. To the best of our ability, we attempt to provide everything they need in order to succeed in life spiritually, emotionally, and physically. Many mothers have labored all day and stayed up all night because of the inner passion to have their children overcome where they may have failed in life. FOR WE ALL STUMBLE IN MANY WAYS. JAMES 3:2 It's hard work trying to be a good mother. Many of us want the best for our children, so we work tirelessly to help them grow up to be strong men and women of God. To the best of our ability, we attempt to provide everything they need in order to succeed in life spiritually, emotionally, and physically. Many mothers have labored all day and stayed up all night because of the inner passion to have their children overcome where they may have failed in life. However, even with the best of intentions, mothers fail, and what follows is the mother's guilt. Sometimes our guilt is the result of our sinful actions, and sometimes there are issues completely out of our control. The mother's guilt knows how to hang on our hearts throughout the day and night. It lingers off to the side to remind us that we have stumbled and we can't get a redo of the situation. In James 3:2, we are reminded that we all stumble in many ways. Obviously, a stumble isn't always predicted or foreseen. When walking along the way, we may become distracted or enthralled with a scene and find ourselves stumbling forward. Sometimes a stumble results in a fall, but most times we are able to regain our steps and keep going. It is the same with Mother's Guilt–we need to release it so God can continue to use us in the nurture, care, and admonishment of our children (both young and old). If we have sinned, confess it and receive forgiveness from God and/or others. If we have missed something due to our humanity, get over it. We are not perfect like Jesus, just being perfected in God. He can use our mistakes to reveal to our children our complete dependence on a perfect God. PRAYER Dear Lord, help me to accept that I will never be the perfect mom, but that I can be perfected in Jesus Christ to lead my children to the cross. Forgive me where I need to be forgiven and help me to walk in the freedom of forgiveness rather than the heaviness of mother guilt. PERSONAL CONFESSION --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/felicia721/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/felicia721/support

After the love that we all mothers feel towards our babies, if there is one common emotion that every mother in every generation has felt for sure, it is Mom Guilt! Am i doing enough, Am i feeding enough, Am i present enough, Am i involved enough, AM I ENOUGH!!! Haven't we all had these thoughts at some point or the other? Here in this episode Anjali Vira also known as The sassy Mom on Instagram, joins Rj Ruchi to discuss her experiences and tips to make the feeling of Mom Guilt a lil better.

“I am a champion. I am a survivor. I am a fighter.”Melissa lives her life with no regrets and NOW believes that everything happens for a reason! Melissa was raised in Albuquerque, New Mexico. She has been married for 20 years and has a 17-year-old daughter. Her father passed away when she was 5 and her mother remarried a couple of years later. Melissa's family then became like The Brady Bunch! When Melissa was young she aspired to be a vet but things changed and when she graduated she went to college for a little over half of a semester. She packed up and moved to Washington after time passed she got married for the first time. With all the challenges that came from her marriage she decided to leave it, this left her feeling disappointed in herself and made her question…“What am I doing?” At first, she drank her feelings away but she had great friends who lifted her up and she just kept working. She moved back home then decided that she had to prove that she could make money and do things on her own.  As time passed, Melissa got remarried to her current husband! Throughout her journey, there have been many exciting ups and extreme downs. Melissa was in a very dark place for a big part of her life. After trying many doctors... after moving from medication to medication.. after many attempts to kill herself… after not receiving a job despite her education and qualifications… after wanting to give up on life... She finally found a doctor and a company that influenced and helped change her life. Now Melissa lives a life filled with purpose, personal growth,and love for all (including herself)!  Topics Discussed: - Questioning “What am I doing?” through her story.- Dealing with depression.- Pregnancy struggles.- Feeling not good enough when it came to being a mother -.Mommy Guilt.- Weight loss + Weight gain.- Went back to school in her 30's.- Getting help.- Moving from doctor to doctor and the struggles with anti-depressants.- Health care system was not taking her seriously. - Having no will to live.- Anger and negative self-talk. - Multiple suicide attempts. - Finding Origami Owl (Now Think Goodness) - Being her own boss. - Entrepreneurial journey and not using excuses.- Trusting the process and gratitude.- Personal growth and good people/mentors.- Family life (Brady Bunch).- Aspirations to be a vet. - Fear of failure and being scared to pursue her dreams.- Dropping out of College. - Being a free spirit and gypsy at heart.- Working many Jobs to prove herself. - Moving away from her hometown.- Getting married and divorced young.- Feeling like a disappointment - disappointing herself.  - Living with no regrets.- 75 Hard - Mental Challenge. If you want to learn more about Melissa check out her Instagram!Connect with me on Instagram, Facebook, TIK TOK, and now YOUTUBE!!! You can now watch all the interviews on my youtube channel! If you have a story you would like to share with the world, reach out to me!Sending love and joy your way!Selina Novello

Today Candace talks about the 2 dirty little words that every mom knows too much about, “ MOM GUILT”. She gives you a front row seat to ONE of the countless times that she has been showered in mom guilt and reminds us moms that we are all just doing our best.  Candace Dunaway is the Host of the All Things Relatable podcast. Candace practices daily gratitude and believes that this practice is the key to living a joyful life. Candace sees the world through an optimistic lens and looks for the silver linings, even in the most difficult of times. She believes that life is a collection of simple moments of joy that compound to create a happy life.Follow Candace on Instagram  

Dr Laurel Schwartz is a Dermotologist, Dermatopathologist, a wife, a mother, and a fellow working mom.  She practices at The Philadelphia Institute of Dermatology, a practice of Advanced Dermatology and Cosmetic Surgery.In this episode, Dr Laurel Schwartz shares her story.  We learn:** ...Dr Laurel's path to becoming a Doctor, a Wife, and a Mother to a special needs daughter and three more children!** ... Her thoughts on "having it all"** ...Her thoughts on "Mother Guilt"** ...Her advice to the next generation of young ladies, including "you have to ask for what you want because no one is going to hand it to you."** ...Her thoughts on vaccine safety** ...Her secret weapon -  "her little sisters"** ... Her Bonus Beauty tips for women - yup, botox is on the list!Please join us for this honest discussion and one woman's journey who believes that "you path leads you to where you need to be." with Dr Laurel Schwartz.Dr Laurel Schwartz's Book Pick: The Rent Collector by Shadow MountainClaudine Wolk Instagram - https://www.instagram.com/claudinewolk/Claudine Wolk Blog - https://www.claudinewolk.com/blogThis episode of Stories and Strategies for Women is brought to you by Eyebobs.  Enter code 'StoriesandStrat10" for a 10% discount at eyebobs.com

I have been pondering the meaning behind ‘mother guilt’ for some time wonder what it could really be about deep down. I mean, why do we call it mother guilt? And is it really even valid? What should we do about it and how do we drop it so we can get on with being Listen In The post SLP 68: Self Love Quicky – Mother Guilt appeared first on The Wellness Couch.

An amazing interview with Danielle Bell AKA the Hungry Mummy, who knew she had the potential to be more, do more and have more and took that feeling of knowing she had more potential within herself, to making a life-changing decision to change her life for herself and her family. We talk about the challenges we face, the obstacles we need to overcome and the barriers that our in our way to becoming the person we know we can be. Danielle offers an abundance of practical tools and techniques to manage self-doubt, mother guilt and anxiety, and how to successfully use and activate the law of attraction.

Come unpack all the guilt Muslim moms feel and what we can do about it. We try to prove that everything we feel guilty about is made up, and remind ourselves about the Thought Model as well as, oh yeah, Allah's promise to us! Explore the limited resources we have to learn more about Muslim mom guilt from the professionals (why aren't more people studying this?!?!?), but mostly feel better about the choices we have to make on a daily basis for our families.Links:1) Definitions and clinical info: https://www.mindfulreturn.com/mom-guilt/2) Information on Muslim mom guilt that is a unique resource for us: https://productivemuslim.com/guide-for-working-muslim-moms/3) A layperson's perspective on mom guilt and deciding between work or being SAHM ( also one of the WORST articles we’ve ever read on the subject): https://muslimmatters.org/2010/06/16/my-dear-sister-submit-for-your-babys-sake/4) Website: www.mommyingwhilemuslim.com5) Email: mommyingwhilemuslim@gmail.com6) FB: Mommying While Muslim7) IG: @mommyingwhilemuslimpodcast

This week on the podcast are my two favourite guests, my children. I started my business before my children were born so they've never known a mum without it. I get asked way too often if my children are ok because I work and have a career that I love and how I juggle it all. Unfortunately, my husband never got asked if our kids were ok when he worked full time and so the guilt that I was somehow doing something wrong, always fell on me. It's often women that ask the question because they too are trying to work out how to get past their own #motherguilt but the guilt serves no one and does nothing except invade your happiness and slow down your progress. My children told me after our interview that questions like “What is it like having a mum who works full time?” seemed silly because they've never known any different and that's completely normal to them. But that's the whole point. Children will think whatever their situation is is the normal one. Mine, (which I cringed when they said it) think that dads should all stay at home and look after their children if the mum goes to work, but that's because it's their situation. As my 8 year says, “All we need is love and care”. So if you're a mum carrying around mother's guilt, I hope this helps you stop today. Whatever your situation, whether you work, don't work, have a side business, have a massive business, it's the right one for you and your life. Please forgive some answers, after all, my interviewees are 8 & 9 years old. I'd love to hear your thoughts on Instagram and Facebook or pop over to tinatower.com

This episode's guest is known around Australia as a pop star and a club queen but in more recent years has turned her focus to self improvement and the healing of others.   We talk about Bardot, Disco Montego, Quantum Physics, Sci Fi, Sound Healing, Eating Disorders, Drug and Alcohol Addiction, Mother Guilt, Rehab and which Bardot song the band refused to sing live.   This is Katie Underwood.       "Home" Katie Underwood Album: Madrigal   "Furious Freak" Kevin MacLeod (incompetech.com) Licensed under Creative Commons: By Attribution 3.0 http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/3.0/

“I remember those days were just so challenging. He was traveling for work, I was traveling for work...There was a moment where we were just hoping the various planes we were on weren’t delayed so that we could pick up the kids!” Caroline Patrick is one of Australia’s most passionate marketers, ticking off a variety of achievements such as revitalising one of Australia’s most loved brands, launching a health fund, and winning Australian Marketing Institute Certified Practising Marketer of the Year Award. Currently, Caroline sits on the Executive Management Team at the Radio Rentals Group and is part of a team driving business transformation. Caroline has been making very deliberate choices aiming for a balanced and fulfilled lifestyle and career, and now  lives in the beautiful Adelaide Hills, supported by her stay at home husband Iain and their two children Amelia, 11 and Cameron, 8. What we cover: Caroline’s background and how she accidentally moved to Australia from the UK Why she had to become creative in her job choices and the benefits of bypassing the corporate ladder and pursuing a jungle gym career The importance of having a sense of purpose and alignment of values in work roles Being the only woman on the executive team The process Caroline and her husband Iain went through to make the transition for him to be a stay-at-home dad Making conscious decisions and changes to support those decisions, as opposed to just letting life happen Caroline’s experience of Mother Guilt and the double standard for stay-at-home dads in our society The important of putting judgments aside when making decisions that are right for you Caroline’s advice to anyone who might be in the two-working-parents juggle right now Why you should ask for what you want and question the status quo The gift of giving yourself permission to outsource the things that make life easier Resources Caroline mentions the FriDads, a group of stay at home Dads from Alice Springs

Lili Sussman is a mother who was bending under the weight of "Mother Guilt", but she found the answer. Lili opens up about her experience, and some of the tools that helped her along her way to being content with how she parents; namely an audio book by research professor and author Dr Brene Brown called The Power of Vulnerability.

Going back to work after having a baby can be a logistical and emotional juggle. How do you continue to breastfeed? How do you keep the routines that you worked so hard to establish now someone else is caring for your baby? Pinky MacKay helps tackle some of the difficult issues.

Why is it that mothers are always the ones to feel guilty? This week’s Babytalk Podcast might have the answer!

What purpose does mother guilt serve?  The chains of mother guilt can threaten to overwhelm us, so the question is, how can we unlock the confines of this paradigm?  Can we motivate ourselves outside of self-flagellation towards what our subconscious is trying to reveal to us?  In this episode we provide a different perspective and Listen In The post NTM 95: Do we want to eliminate mother guilt? appeared first on The Wellness Couch.