How Horses Help us Bond with our Children: A conversation with Megan McInnes

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Mama in the Saddle

Elizabeth Do Carmo

24 episodes

2 weeks ago

One piece of the equestrian world where there is a surprising lack of information is for the horse crazy mom, a woman who wants to pursue her horse goals and dreams while being a mama. This podcast is for equestrian moms with the goal of encouraging them that it is not only possible but important to pursue our horse goals as mothers, and that our children can be the wind beneath our wings as we do it.

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How Horses Help us Bond with our Children: A conversation with Megan McInnes

Mama in the Saddle

33 minutes 39 seconds

11 months ago

How Horses Help us Bond with our Children: A conversation with Megan McInnes

Listen in on this amazing conversation!

Mentioned in this episode:

1. How horses (caring for them, riding them, being with them) can help our teens

2. How horses help us bond with our children

3. How horses can be a amazing family experience

4. How to be flexible across all the seasons of motherhood

5. Creating goals as a family, with our kids, with our horses.

Megan's Bio:

Meg McInnes is a passionate equestrian and hobby farmer. Based in the suburbs of Salt Lake City, UT, she and her family share their lives with cows, pigs, chickens, and horses. They’ve even adopted and trained two mustangs!

Meg and her family love spending time together outdoors, especially trail riding in the stunning mountains of Utah. She's also an active member of the "WANNA BE COWGIRLS" riding group, where she enjoys exploring new trails with friends.

Currently, Meg is focused on developing her two-year-old American Quarter Horse. With the guidance of a skilled trainer, she’s working towards creating a versatile all-around companion.

Beyond her equestrian pursuits, Meg has a successful 20+ year career in the transportation industry. She’s been married for 25 years and is a proud mother of three, who share her love for animals.