Episode 36 | April 27, 2010
Opinions and criticisms, either way sometimes new moms feel a little bombarded with friends and/or family advice. What’s the best way to say, “thanks, but no thanks”? What to do when you are unfairly criticized, and what to do when caretakers don’t follow through with your requests. Who should talk to the in-laws, you or your husband? Certified Parent Coach, Beth Morton, is this week’s expert.
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Episode 20 | August 16, 2009
Newborn vs Infant! What’s changed for our new mothering podcasters in the last couple months? Feeding, pooping, routines and getting out of the house. Plus, this week’s Mommy Matters = Breastmilk Momsicles and Mommy Hooks.
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