Send us a text Motherhood has a sneaky way of resurfacing childhood wounds—especially when you’re about to spend a lot of time with family. In this conversation, Chelsea is joined by her friend and coach, Michele Maguire, to explore how our early life experiences don’t just live in the past… they show up in our nervous system, our relationships, and the way we respond to our kids. Because as much as we may wish that becoming a mom will erase old patterns, it doesn’t - it just intensifies them...
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Send us a text Motherhood has a sneaky way of resurfacing childhood wounds—especially when you’re about to spend a lot of time with family. In this conversation, Chelsea is joined by her friend and coach, Michele Maguire, to explore how our early life experiences don’t just live in the past… they show up in our nervous system, our relationships, and the way we respond to our kids. Because as much as we may wish that becoming a mom will erase old patterns, it doesn’t - it just intensifies them...
Becoming a Mom vs. Becoming a Mom of Two: Which Postpartum Season Is Harder (and How to Prepare for Both)
Send us a text Is going from zero to one kid harder than going from one to two? In this episode, Chelsea jumps on the social trend and breaks down the emotional, physical, and relationship shifts that happen in each postpartum transition — and ranks which one felt harder for her. Spoiler alert: 0-1 changed her. 1-2 challenged them. Disclaimer: The information and stories shared during this episode is intended to offer general guidance and support. However, every individual's health and circ...
Send us a text Motherhood has a sneaky way of resurfacing childhood wounds—especially when you’re about to spend a lot of time with family. In this conversation, Chelsea is joined by her friend and coach, Michele Maguire, to explore how our early life experiences don’t just live in the past… they show up in our nervous system, our relationships, and the way we respond to our kids. Because as much as we may wish that becoming a mom will erase old patterns, it doesn’t - it just intensifies them...
