• The Inadequate Mothers

  • 著者： Hayley Brown
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The Inadequate Mothers

著者： Hayley Brown
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  • A podcast that unapologetically dives into the raw, unfiltered reality of motherhood. Hosted by Hayley Brown & Co. We dismantle the myths of perfection and embrace honest, heartfelt conversations about the chaotic, beautiful journey of raising children. From the concepts of sociology to psychology we try to level up our thinking in an attempt to work out what the flip ever one is talking about. From the lens of a mother, we focus on the tumultuous transition from early motherhood to parenting teenagers. Oh and we are trying to make it as accessible as possible
    Hayley Brown
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A podcast that unapologetically dives into the raw, unfiltered reality of motherhood. Hosted by Hayley Brown & Co. We dismantle the myths of perfection and embrace honest, heartfelt conversations about the chaotic, beautiful journey of raising children. From the concepts of sociology to psychology we try to level up our thinking in an attempt to work out what the flip ever one is talking about. From the lens of a mother, we focus on the tumultuous transition from early motherhood to parenting teenagers. Oh and we are trying to make it as accessible as possible
Hayley Brown
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  • GENTLE PARENTING As a single Dad is gentle parenting easier.

    GENTLE PARENTING As a single Dad is gentle parenting easier.
    2024/07/28
    n this enlightening episode, we sit down with Lenny from My Fam Jam Family. https://youtu.be/sO-xYQgdwkk?si=qUdC45uxAotq85Xr A dedicated single dad who shares his journey and experiences with gentle parenting. Together, we delve into what gentle parenting looks like in practice, especially from the perspective of a single parent. Lenny opens up about the challenges and triumphs he faces in fostering emotional resilience and intelligence in his children, emphasszing the crucial role of repairing connections to prevent self-blame. Lenny is by far one of the most wise but also dedicated fathers i know and i can't wait to do more conversations like this one. As a single mom myself, I weigh in with my thoughts on gentle parenting, discussing its complexities and the additional hurdles single mothers might encounter when it comes to disciplining teens. We draw parallels between parenting younger children and teenagers, exploring the unique demands of each stage and how to nurture their emotional growth. Join us for a heartfelt conversation that sheds light on the nuances of gentle parenting, the importance of emotional repair, and the shared experiences of single parents navigating this compassionate approach to raising emotionally healthy children.
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    42 分
  • Pretty Privilege: Unpacking Beauty Bias in Parenting”

    Pretty Privilege: Unpacking Beauty Bias in Parenting”
    2024/07/15
    Welcome to The Inadequate Mother, Ever called you Child pretty? In this episode, "Pretty Privilege: Unpacking Society's Beauty Bias," the complex reality of the concept of pretty privilege and its impact on our lives. We'll discuss who is responsible for addressing and trying to squash these biases that can be described in a way as discrimination. How can we can navigate them from a parent's perspective? I Talk about my own experience understanding the positives and negatives. We'll share personal experiences raising kids in a beauty-obsessed world and having experienced the negatives and benefits of pretty privilege. Join us for a thought-provoking conversation on whether pretty privilege truly benefits us or hides our real value. Subscribe, rate, and connect with us on social media. Let’s work together towards a society that celebrates true value, starting with our kids.
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    49 分
  • LOOKING LIKE A MOTHER- Who decided what a mother looks like ?

    LOOKING LIKE A MOTHER- Who decided what a mother looks like ?
    2024/07/07
    In this episode, i talk about the realisation iv had later in life at the sheer absurdity of society’s tendency to judge our mothering abilities based on our appearance. It’s unnecessary and misleading. If I could do it all over again, I wouldn’t waste energy worrying about my appearance. I wouldn’t have fed into my feelings of inadequacy by emphasising the importance of dress sense. 
 As moms, we often feel pressured to conform to a “motherly” appearance. But who decided what a mother should look like? If we all embraced our unique styles, we might have a greater understanding and acceptance of one another. Join me as we relate to the never-ending pressure to look the part and try to understand how to FEEL the part. I want to remind us how we talk to ourselves so we can remove the lies and replace it with truth. 

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    27 分

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