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What Fresh Hell: Laughing in the Face of Motherhood | Parenting Tips From Funny Moms

What Fresh Hell: Laughing in the Face of Motherhood | Parenting Tips From Funny Moms

Author: Margaret Ables and Amy Wilson

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When you're a parent, every day brings a "fresh hell" to deal with. In other words, there's always something. Think of us as your funny mom friends who are here to remind you: you're not alone, and it won't always be this hard.

We're Amy Wilson and Margaret Ables, both busy moms of three kids, but with completely different parenting styles. Margaret is a laid-back to the max; Amy never met a spreadsheet or an organizational system she didn't like.

In each episode of "What Fresh Hell" we offer lots of laughs, but also practical advice, parenting strategies, and tips to empower you in your role as a mom. We explore self-help techniques, as well as ways to prioritize your own needs, combat stress, and despite the invisible workload we all deal with, find joy amidst the chaos of motherhood.

If you've ever wondered "why is my kid..." then one of us has probably been there, and we're here to tell you what we've learned along the way.

We unpack the behaviors and developmental stages of toddlers, tweens, and teenagers, providing insights into their actions and equipping you with effective parenting strategies.

We offer our best parenting tips and skills we've learned. We debate the techniques and studies that are everywhere for parents these days, and get to the bottom of what works best to raise happy, healthy, fairly well-behaved kids, while fostering a positive parent-child relationship.

If you're the default parent in your household, whether you're a busy mom juggling multiple pickups and dropoffs, or a first-time parent seeking guidance, this podcast is your trusted resource. Join our community of supportive mom friends laughing in the face of motherhood!  

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Liza ford

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Oct 28th
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Janelle Lake

My 6 year-old also does not naturally say hello (to my embarrassment). In an effort to teach her good social skills, we tell her she can have. a quarter for every known adult she says hello back to (like teachers, school staff, grandparents, even mom and dad when they walk in).

Dec 5th
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Cristy McCormick

I was interested to see how they would do this episode but found out quickly I just didn't care. Go back to one 🤣

May 2nd
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Cristy McCormick

I'm glad that they judge people for not having the same viewpoints as them. It's time to let everyone make their own decisions when It comes to Covid and all the things that come with it. Even if it results in decision fatigue.

Jan 26th
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lynn

parents will name a podcast this and then get on your ass about not having kids lol OK 💀

Feb 23rd
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aimee coburn

love this show!!! happy holidays you two!

Dec 23rd
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Jordyn Thayer

My absolute favorite podcast! love you guys ✌

Aug 19th
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Bella Ring

⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️

Jan 21st
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Caitlin Brown

You guys are an ear treat as I clean my house. Keep them coming. 😊

Dec 19th
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Bree Baledge

You totally did trigger my Google lol. I am a young mom of two boys and I have to tell you both that you guys are a God send. Your advice has helped so much!

Oct 17th
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Bree Baledge

Idaho is my home and yes please keep the secret!

Sep 13th
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Jessica Miller

I love using ziploc bags for packing. such as separating my sons socks and underwear from my daughter's.

Jun 20th
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