Go Ask Your Mothers

"Go Ask Your Mothers" is the ultimate under-30-minute podcast where motherhood, advocacy, and culture collide. Hosted by a no-nonsense champion of breastfeeding rights and working parents (author, CEO and mom, Sarah Wells), this podcast delivers the must-know headlines, the heartwarming (or head-scratching) viral moments, and the unapologetically real insights you didn’t know you needed. Whether you’re pumping in a conference room, juggling drop-offs, or just looking for a reason to laugh, this show gets you—and gets right to the point.

Go Ask Your Mothers is a kids podcast hosted by Sarah Wells, with 0 episodes on record and a Required Pod Score of 80. PitchCentric scores this show on Booking Probability, Listen Score, and live audience signals refreshed every 24 hours.

Sarah Wells hosts Go Ask Your Mothers, a kids show with 0 episodes published.

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  Should You Hide Your Baby Bump At Work?

  Feb 13, 202512 minS0

  <p>Text Sarah - Be Featured!</p><p>This week on Go Ask Your Mothers—The Podcast, we’re diving into the latest pregnancy fashion drama—because apparently, a baby bump at work is still controversial in 2025. We’re breaking down the viral backlash against meteorologist Claire Anderson for daring to wear form-fitting outfits while pregnant.</p><p>Then, we get into the internet’s favorite debate: <b>what parents refuse to let their kids do.</b> A viral reel featuring doctors’ ‘never-ever’ parenting rules has sparked heated discussions—no sleepovers? No ATVs? No popcorn? I’ll share mine too. See the reel I’m talk...

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  Playing Offense & Defense for Working Moms

  Feb 6, 202515 minS0

  <p>Text Sarah - Be Featured!</p><p>This week on Go Ask Your Mothers—The Podcast, we’re talking about advocacy—why we need to play both <b>offense and defense</b> when it comes to protecting our rights and support as working moms and pushing for progress. Inspired by my newfound love of football (can you take a guess on how I got into this sport), we’re diving into how policy shifts impact working moms, from <b>childcare struggles</b> (looking at you, national news anchor, ahem) to the importance of <b>community-building</b> including the incredible new proj...

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  Support for Moms Is Shifting—Here’s What You Need to Know

  Jan 29, 202519 minS0

  <p>Text Sarah - Be Featured!</p><p>Welcome back to Go Ask Your Mothers! </p><p>In this episode, policies that support women in the workplace and working moms are changing—some are rolling back, and others are holding strong. In this episode, we break down what’s happening, what’s still legally yours (hello, PUMP Act & Pregnant Workers Fairness Act), and why employers still need to show up for moms. Plus, we’re talking about my viral ghost boobies reel (yep, still getting daily trolls a year later!) and sharing workplace hacks every mom needs. Grab your coffee, your pump...

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  Motherhood: It's All Fun and Games Until Someone Grabs Poop

  Jan 23, 202516 minS0

  <p>Text Sarah - Be Featured!</p><p>Welcome back to Go Ask Your Mothers! In this episode, we’re diving headfirst into the mess, magic, and mayhem of motherhood. </p><p>First, we’ll explore two exciting updates: a new initiative that’s making restaurants more welcoming for parents (because yes, you can breastfeed and enjoy a hot meal), and California’s historic expansion of paid family leave—huge news for working parents everywhere.</p><p>Then, in Moms Gone Viral, we’ll laugh, cringe, and maybe even tear up. We’re talking about the generational parenting divide and one mom’s unexp...

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  Rotisserie Chicken

  Jan 8, 202518 minS1

  <p>Text Sarah - Be Featured!</p><p>In the very first episode of Go Ask Your Mothers, Sarah Wells serves up a full plate of mom moments—starting with New York’s game-changing paid prenatal leave law, a hilarious rotisserie chicken gift card story, and a baby monitor mishap that screams “mom brain.” Plus, don’t miss her sanity-saving hacks for traveling with a pump. Buckle up—it’s a wild ride, just like motherhood!<br/><br/><b>Sarah Wells </b>is the author of Go Ask Your Mothers: One Simple Step for Managers to Support Working Moms for Team Success...

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