Parenting In Real Life; Millennials Share What It’s Really Like to Be A parent!
Join Sonia and Jessica for this real af chat about what parenting is like! The Mamas start with a discussion about the late night mama stories they’ve exchanged this week including Kylie Kelce setting the record straight on her non-pregnancy, pregnancy rumors and thirteen year old Aubreigh Wyatt’s tragic bullying story. Next, they open up about their personal parenting experiences and reveal what the Geriatric Mamas Community shared via story replies, emails and comments. They also read what other millennials had to say about the reality of parenting in a recent BuzzFeed.com article written by NYC-based lifestyle writer, Fabiana Buontempo. Enjoy!
Topics Discussed on This Episode:
(2:01) Kylie Kelce Sets the Record Straight
(8:52) Aubreigh Wyatt’s Tragic Bullying Story & Childhood Brain Development
(18:41) Intro to Parenting with the Geriatric Mamas’s Community
(19:16) Carrie Brummer’s Motherhood Story
(37:35) What Parenting Is Like According to the BuzzFeed.com Community
Resources mentioned in this episode:
A Geriatric Mamas Community Member named Carrie Brummer emailed us with her motherhood story and it happens to share her experience and perspective on becoming a parent. Here’s her personal artistry instagram page:
The post by Yazi @sirensamdchampagne, Geriatric Mamas Community Member:
BuzzFeed.Com’s Millennials Are Sharing Their Thoughts On What It's Really Like Being A Parent, And It's A Big Dose Of Reality IMO by Fabiana Buontempo:
“I hear that becoming a parent is one of life's greatest joys. However, whether it's postpartum depression or just life's everyday stresses weighing heavily on you, parenting is not an easy job. The BuzzFeed Community recently shared some of the difficulties of parenting that are probably very relatable to many.” -Fabiana Buontempo.
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