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Momming Out Loud
Mollie Birney and Ali OConnell
4 episodes
1 week ago
Two former therapists and current moms, Mollie Birney (Clinical Life Coach) and Ali O’Connell (Registered Nurse), invite you into an honest conversation about the lived experience of parenting. No tips, no tricks, no “how-tos”—just the real, raw, vulnerable truth of raising humans while being human. Each episode of Momming Out Loud sheds light on the parts of parenthood we’re often too ashamed to say out loud, not to fix them, but to name them—so we can all feel a little less alone. This isn’t a podcast about doing parenting better. It’s about remembering that we are enough, exactly as we are.
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Two former therapists and current moms, Mollie Birney (Clinical Life Coach) and Ali O’Connell (Registered Nurse), invite you into an honest conversation about the lived experience of parenting. No tips, no tricks, no “how-tos”—just the real, raw, vulnerable truth of raising humans while being human. Each episode of Momming Out Loud sheds light on the parts of parenthood we’re often too ashamed to say out loud, not to fix them, but to name them—so we can all feel a little less alone. This isn’t a podcast about doing parenting better. It’s about remembering that we are enough, exactly as we are.
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Parenting
Kids & Family
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Defining success in motherhood (and why you maybe shouldn't bother)
Momming Out Loud
45 minutes
2 weeks ago
Defining success in motherhood (and why you maybe shouldn't bother)

This week is all about redefining "success" in motherhood.

Mollie and Ali delve into the complexities of motherhood, exploring the evolving definitions of success, the emotional weight of parenting, and the importance of connection. We discuss the pressures to maintain identity, the challenges of postpartum experiences, and the generational models that shape our own understanding of motherhood. We emphasize the need to redefine success and Enoughness in a way that honors personal experiences and fosters self-trust.

Takeaways

  • Success in motherhood is a nebulous concept.
  • The metrics of success have evolved over the decades.
  • Grieving the loss of our old version of self is a crucial part of motherhood.
  • Generational models of motherhood influence current perceptions.
  • Balancing career and motherhood requires constant negotiation.
  • Unconditional love in parenting requires tools and self-awareness.
  • Understanding enoughness is a personal journey.
  • Connection with others is vital for navigating motherhood.


Connect with us at: mommingoutloudpodcast@gmail.com

We would love to hear your stories and suggestions for future episodes!


*Hosts: Ali OConnell and Mollie Birney

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Momming Out Loud
Two former therapists and current moms, Mollie Birney (Clinical Life Coach) and Ali O’Connell (Registered Nurse), invite you into an honest conversation about the lived experience of parenting. No tips, no tricks, no “how-tos”—just the real, raw, vulnerable truth of raising humans while being human. Each episode of Momming Out Loud sheds light on the parts of parenthood we’re often too ashamed to say out loud, not to fix them, but to name them—so we can all feel a little less alone. This isn’t a podcast about doing parenting better. It’s about remembering that we are enough, exactly as we are.