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Author: Lauren Ashley Lobley

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Welcome to The Mom Feed, a podcast about the transition into motherhood. I am your host, Lauren Ashley Lobley, mother to two young kids, Madison and Liam. Motherhood was “supposed” to come naturally me. It didn’t. And now I’m finally talking about it. Join me each week for real, raw, honest conversations about everything in and around what it means to become “mom.” As a woman transitions into motherhood, it creates the greatest changes in hormones and brain chemistry she’ll experience in her lifetime. It’s fair to say that among those internal changes - along with the external changes of having a new child - women need support. Welcome to your support team, ladies. Here, we tackle it all: the identity crises, the hormonal changes, the feeling like you have to be asuperhuman, the martyr complex, the balancing of work and mom life, the postpartum body changes and accepting those changes (or not!), baby proofing your relationships, discovering your parenting style - everything in and on the outskirts of what it means to become a mother, whether you came to it biologically or through some other means like fostering, adoption, surrogacy or even through marriage (yup, I see you, step mamas). Because the minute you become “mom,” life is never the same. Each week I speak with guests of all backgrounds: parenting experts, psychologists, nutritionists, physical therapists - experts of all kinds, most of whom are also parents, about the endless list of topics around motherhood. My goal is to empower you with information that will make your life easier, that will help you understand why you’re feeling the way you are, and give you permission to feel it all simultaneously. Join me for new episodes every Thursday!
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Mom guilt. Mom rage. Mom brain. So many terms in motherhood, most of which we didn't really understand until we were in it. As mothers in this age, it can be really difficult to love your kids without losing yourself (and your mind!) in the process. My guest on the show today has made it her life's work to help mothers banish guilt and beat burnout in motherhood. She just released her first book, Love Your Kids Without Losing Yourself: 5 Steps to Banish Guilt and Beat Burnout When...
Have you ever picked up a book that you just couldn't put down? You are exhausted and you want to go to bed, but you simply cannot stop turning the pages. And when you turn that final page, you're so sad, because it's over. But you're changed for having read it. That is The In Between: Unforgettable Encounters During Life's Final Moments. It's a book written by hospice nurse, Hadley Vlahos, RN. Over her years helping patients transition from this life to whatever comes next, Hadley compil...
Are you concerned with fine lines and wrinkles? Are you into clean beauty, aging gracefully, and finding a natural way to minimize those years of expression lines on your face? If you're into quick fixes, there is surgery and Botox. But if you're into something different - a beauty secret that's been around since 1889 but that was made famous by Renee Rousso when she touted this product to be her secret to aging gracefully in Good Housekeeping magazine - then you're going to want to know a...
At what point in your relationship is it time to see a therapist? Is love enough to keep a relationship going? Will having kids negatively impact my relationship? Stacey Sherrell and Rachel Facio are two licensed marriage and family therapists who have made waves with their down-to-earth, practical relationship advice on their popular platform, Decoding Couples, and they've joined us on The Mom Feed Podcast today to share some advice! This episode is one of those ones you'll want to liste...
When was the last time you thought about your goals? When was the last time you wrote them down? When I began working for lululemon in 2006, I was introduced to the world of goal setting, and as an overachiever, I was hooked on the process. A few months into my time there, I met a woman named Susanne Conrad, a woman who would change my life. Susanne was the Director of Possibility at lululemon, and she co-developed lululemon's renowned leadership program there. Since then, Sus...
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