Not Like a Regular Mom

I’m not like a regular mom, I’m a… working mom, stay-at-home mom, formula-feeding mom, breastfeeding mom, single mom, mom of a child with special needs, screen time-obsessed mom, mom of a picky eater, depressed mom, divorced mom—whichever type of mom you are, motherhood is hard, and we may not feel like we’re all on the same page, but as moms, we’re more alike than we think. We’re all a little overwhelmed, tired, confused, and grateful beyond belief. Whether or not you’ve found your tribe, this podcast will give you the virtual village you need.

Not Like a Regular Mom is a kids podcast hosted by Unknown Host, with 14 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.

Unknown Host hosts Not Like a Regular Mom, a kids show with 14 episodes published.

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  Episode #14

  Matricentric Feminism and the Pressures and Privileges of Millennial Motherhood with Erin Spahr

  Apr 19, 20261h 3mS0

  <p>I sat down with beloved therapist Erin Spahr (@feminist.mom.therapist) to discuss the current state of motherhood, complex influences from previous generations and the pressures to be perfect because and despite of it all. </p><p>We talk about:</p><p>-The patterns Erin sees regularly as a therapist to women and moms, and why they're systemic issues, not personal failures</p><p>-Matricentric feminism and its impact on how we view motherhood today</p><p>-The complexities of raising boys to become good men without shaming them</p><p>-Overcoming "good girl" conditioning</p><p>-Self-Compassion vs. "...

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  Episode #13

  Potty Training and Parenting Outside Expectations with Jamie Glowacki

  Mar 22, 20261h 9mS1

  <p>I sat down with potty training expert, parenting educator, and author of Oh Crap! Potty Training, Jamie Glowacki. We cover potty training basics, frequent roadblocks, and myths, as well as her hot takes about the current state of parenting.</p><p>In this episode, we discuss:</p>A summary of her methodWhy potty training should be done before age 3 (and what happens if your child is older)How you can tell when a child is “ready” to start potty training?The complexities of night training and the surprising connection between bedwetting and airway issuesThe number one mistake you see pare...

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  Episode #12

  Beyond "The Talk": Tough Parenting Conversations with Author Jessica Ralli

  Feb 22, 20261h 4mS0

  <p>If you’ve ever felt unsure about how to navigate tougher conversations with kids--anything from consent to race to gender--this episode offers clear, practical guidance. First Conversations books are an incredible tool for starting discussions about hard topics and sparking kids’ curiosity from toddlerhood. They take big topics that are difficult for adults to put into age-appropriate words and make them relatable and engaging for kids.</p><p>I had the privilege of speaking with Jessica Ralli, one of the co-authors alongside Dr. Megan Madison of the book series, and we discussed:</p><p>● why kids aren't "too young" to kno...

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  Episode #11

  It’s Not Empowerment: The “Ambition Penalty” and the Exploitation of Women in the Workplace, in Relationships, and at Home with Stefanie O'Connell

  Jan 11, 20261h 10mS1

  <p>I sat down with Stefanie O'Connell, journalist and author of The Ambition Penalty: How Corporate Culture Tells Women to Step Up--and Then Pushes Them Down, a data-driven guide to dismantling the hidden forces that hold women back, burn them out, and make us all pay.</p><p>In this episode, we discuss:</p><p>-the failed promises of "girl power"</p><p>-what the 'ambition penalty' is and how it affects women</p><p>-mind-blowing statistics about gender in the workplace, in relationships, and in the domestic sphere</p><p>-what girlboss and tradwife cultures have in common, and...

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  Episode #10

  The Real Reason Women are Burnt Out During the Holidays

  Jan 5, 202659 minS1

  <p>The holiday mental load makes the rest of the year's mental load feel like a vacation. From curating gift lists, to managing multiple calendars, to creating the holiday magic, so many holiday tasks unfairly fall on women. In this episode, we explore:</p>family dynamics, dealing with in-laws, becoming a matriarch, and kin-keepinggift giving, gift lists, tracking sales, budgeting, wrapping, hidingthe difference between the mental load, invisible labor, and emotional labormagic-making, hosting, and preparing for travel for the holidaysmen's holiday bad moods, and women's forced performance of joy<p>...and so much more that an old white man somehow...

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