I Get It, Mama.

Motherhood is full of love — but also full of quiet grief. Grief for your old life, your old freedom, your old body, your old self.In this episode, we name the grief mothers hide because we think it means we’re ungrateful.It doesn’t.It means you’re human.We explore:• mourning who you used to be• grieving the future you once imagined• loss of freedom & spontaneity• why grief doesn’t mean regret• how to honor this transition• how to allow joy and grief to exist togetherThis is a soft, validating conversation for the mama who feels heavy and can’t explain why.

Motherhood brings up old wounds — childhood pain, unresolved trauma, resentments, and expectations we didn’t know we still carried.In this episode, we talk about the sacred journey of forgiveness:​ forgiving yourself for what you didn’t know​ forgiving your past and the girl you used to be​ forgiving your own mother/parents​ forgiving the situation​ letting go of shame and self-blame​ choosing softness over bitternessForgiveness doesn’t erase the hurt.It frees the woman you’re becoming.

In this check-in episode of I Get It Mama, we’re talking about forgiveness — not just forgiving people, but forgiving the situation. Forgiving the timeline. Forgiving the version of life that didn’t unfold the way we imagined.Sometimes growth doesn’t start with motivation.Sometimes it starts with acceptance.If you’ve felt behind, disappointed, or unsure of your season — this conversation is for you.We’re back, & we’re rebuilding Honestly. forgivenessacceptancedisappointmentseason of lifestarting againgrowth

Motherhood can make you feel like you’re losing your mind — the intrusive thoughts, the overwhelm, the overthinking, the sudden tears, the moments of panic for no reason at all.In this episode, we talk about what’s really happening beneath those big emotions.You’re not dramatic.You’re not unstable.You’re not “too much.”You’re a mother in transition, and your nervous system is trying to keep up.We explore:• why moms often feel “crazy”• how postpartum rewires your brain• emotional overload and sensory burnout• how to ground yourself• what’s normal vs what needs support• reclaiming your inner calmYou are not the problem. You’re overwhelmed — and that’s human.

Motherhood can feel like love and loss at the same time — the softest joy mixed with the quiet grief of who you used to be.In this episode, we talk honestly about the identity crisis almost every mother goes through but rarely says out loud.The confusion.The shift.The parts of you that feel missing.And the new parts of you that are trying to be born.We explore:​ why motherhood can feel like starting over​ the grief of losing your old self​ how to honour the woman you’re becoming​ the pressure to “bounce back”​ how to find yourself without rushing the processThis episode is a reminder:You’re not broken.You’re transforming.And you don’t have to figure it all out at once.If this conversation resonated, please follow the show, leave a rating on Apple Podcasts, and share it with another mama who needs this softness today.

Stepping into motherhood was an “aha” moment for me. I thought I had an idea, I lied. I had no idea. But now, I do. I get it, mama. And I wished someone would say those words to me too. In this first episode, I share the heart behind I Get It, Mama.Why it exists.What I hope it becomes.And what I pray you feel every time you press play.This is a space for the mother navigating:• emotional overwhelm• identity shifts• quiet guilt• exhaustion• the desire to heal while raising a tiny human• wanting reassurance without judgementIf you’ve ever thought, “I love my baby… but I’m struggling,” — this podcast was created for you.If this episode held you, please follow the show, leave a rating on Apple Podcasts, and share it with a mama who needs it.

This trailer welcomes you into the heart of “I Get It, Mama” - a soft sanctuary for mothers who are carrying so much, loving so deeply, and longing for a safe space to breathe, feel, and heal.This podcast is for the mama navigating:• emotional overwhelm• learning to show up in motherhood• the identity shift of motherhood• postpartum fears• mom guilt• healing old wounds• learning to rest• finding her voice againYou are not alone. You are not crazy. You’re not failing. In fact, you’re seen here, you’re understood here, you’re loved here. I get it, mama.Follow the show & join the journey.New episodes every week.