The Lazy Mom Podcast

In today's exciting episode of Mom Chat, we delve into a wide range of intriguing topics, including the talented Monique, the queen herself, Beyonce, the thrilling Superbowl, the sensational Usher, and many other fascinating subjects. Get ready to settle in, grab a snack, and join us for an engaging discussion.

As parents we do so much, and many of the things we do is considered "invisible labor." Invisible labor is work that we do for our kids, for our families, that tends to not get noticed. We as mothers, parents, and default parents do a lot on a day-to-day, so lets show each other some grace. Let's give ourselves credit for all the hard work we do behind the scenes!

Boundaries are the hardest things to create and follow through as a parent, we try to be there for everyone, but then forget about ourselves. Creating better boundaries makes for a better you. Listen in as I list reasons for boundaries and reasons behind not always saying "yes."

There is no denying that just about everything is more expensive these days. Prices for everyday items have skyrocketed, and wages are not keeping up. Many families are having to adjust their lifestyles and spending habits to match this new economic reality. On top of that, welcoming a new baby can be expensive, but luckily, spending less doesn’t have to be about going without. Today I speak with Julie-Anne Rioux, owner of Eco Chick Fashion. she discusses various ways parents can save, especially in clothing purchases. Eco Chick Fashion is a gently preloved online clothing store for babies and toddlers, which save parents hundreds in clothing costs.

You can find Eco Chick at their website, and don't forget to use your 20% Lazy Mom discount code (LAZYMOM) on your very first order!

God's plan is never our plan. When you have your life planned out GOD comes in and changes everything. Today Emily shares her journey with not being able to have anymore children and letting go of her anger towards God and letting him design a new life plan for her. This test brings a wonderful testimony of gratitude and a new found happiness in her new normal. 

Have you ever heard of restraint collapse? Well according to psychotherapist and former teacher Andrea Loewen Nair, this is a very common behavior pattern. In today's episode I discuss what "restraint collapse" is, and 6 tips on how to handle the afterschool collapse. 

On today's episode I speak with my cousin Briana as she discusses the ins and outs of being a mom with a child starting in the entertainment and modeling industry. Nothing is ever as it seems, listen as she talks about her experience and gives advice on the do's and don'ts she has learned along the way.

Today I speak with entrepreneur, author and motivational speaker Wanikka Vance-Clark as we discuss building generational wealth. She gives advice on the best ways to start the process of building a future for your children and things we as parents can do now to set our children up for success.

What is the best thing to feed my child?! Every parent struggles with trying to feed their children nutritious and also delicious food. Rachel Laster, RDN, CDN joins me to discuss healthy food options, and how to help with the picky eater in your life. Finding healthier options that tastes good can be difficult, but Rachel gives some great options and ideas on how to spice up what you may already have. 

As we gather for Thanksgiving and have the inevitable leftovers, listen as we are given ideas on how to turn our leftovers into healthier new meals. 

Self-care is defined as "the practice of taking action to preserve or improve one's own health." As mothers...and parents in general...we tend to shy away from self care and focus on the care of our children and family. We put everyone ahead of us, but we forget you can't pour from an empty cup. Today I speak with licensed Mental Health Counselor Elli Assiobo-Tipoh on the topic of Self Care, it's importance and NOT feeling guilty about taking care of yourself!

What are some things you do for self care?