Send us a text In today’s episode, we’re tackling something so many moms (myself included) do without even realizing it: apologizing for existing. Whether you’ve caught yourself whispering sorry while calming your screaming toddler, taking too long in line, or just daring to exist loudly in a world that tells moms to stay small — this one’s for you. I’ll share a powerful story about a mama I met in a mall bathroom, the gentle lesson she didn’t even know she taught me, and the ways we can all ...
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Send us a text In today’s episode, we’re tackling something so many moms (myself included) do without even realizing it: apologizing for existing. Whether you’ve caught yourself whispering sorry while calming your screaming toddler, taking too long in line, or just daring to exist loudly in a world that tells moms to stay small — this one’s for you. I’ll share a powerful story about a mama I met in a mall bathroom, the gentle lesson she didn’t even know she taught me, and the ways we can all ...
58. Friendships in Flip-Flops: Making Time for Your People During the Summer Chaos
Caffeinated Chaos
8 minutes
6 months ago
58. Friendships in Flip-Flops: Making Time for Your People During the Summer Chaos
Send us a text Summer is beautiful — spontaneous ice cream runs, sunshine, and late sunsets. But for moms and busy grownups, it’s also… survival mode. With kids home, camp schedules, pool towels, and potty breaks running the show, it can feel impossible to make time for the people who matter most. In today’s episode, Whitney gets real about what summer friendships actually look like in this season of life — chaotic, creative, loud, and absolutely worth fighting for. You’ll walk away with prac...
Caffeinated Chaos
Send us a text In today’s episode, we’re tackling something so many moms (myself included) do without even realizing it: apologizing for existing. Whether you’ve caught yourself whispering sorry while calming your screaming toddler, taking too long in line, or just daring to exist loudly in a world that tells moms to stay small — this one’s for you. I’ll share a powerful story about a mama I met in a mall bathroom, the gentle lesson she didn’t even know she taught me, and the ways we can all ...
