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The Pink Sphere Podcast: 30 Minutes of PINK
The Pink Sphere
22 episodes
3 days ago
Every Sunday, one of our coaches takes the mic for 30 minutes of truth-telling, perspective-shifting, and permission-giving conversation. We talk burnout, beauty, boundaries, leadership, motherhood, midlife, money, love, and the real work of becoming yourself again — without pretending, performing, or fixing. It’s not polished. It’s not scripted. It’s just real women, saying real things, that you’ll probably want to replay twice. This is The Pink Sphere.
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Every Sunday, one of our coaches takes the mic for 30 minutes of truth-telling, perspective-shifting, and permission-giving conversation. We talk burnout, beauty, boundaries, leadership, motherhood, midlife, money, love, and the real work of becoming yourself again — without pretending, performing, or fixing. It’s not polished. It’s not scripted. It’s just real women, saying real things, that you’ll probably want to replay twice. This is The Pink Sphere.
Show more...
Self-Improvement
Education
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Ep. 22 The Exhaustion of Motherhood: Real Sleep, Real Expectations, Real Support
The Pink Sphere Podcast: 30 Minutes of PINK
32 minutes 35 seconds
5 days ago
Ep. 22 The Exhaustion of Motherhood: Real Sleep, Real Expectations, Real Support

In this episode of 30 Minutes of PINK, Nadin talks with Gelsomina Galdieri, a family sleep educator, about the truth behind motherhood and exhaustion — the part no one warns women about.

They unpack the unrealistic expectations around baby sleep, why mothers feel constant guilt and pressure, and how hypervigilance can follow women long after the newborn stage.

Gelsomina shares what actually works when it comes to sleep, why personalized plans are more effective than strict “sleep training,” and how community and communication can transform the whole parenting experience.

✨ Highlights:
• Why tiredness became a “badge of honor” in motherhood
• Realistic expectations for baby and toddler sleep
• Personalized vs one-size-fits-all sleep plans
• How communication prevents resentment between partners
• Hypervigilance, insomnia, and why mothers can’t switch off
• Why rest is not a luxury but a biological need
• The role of community support in maternal wellbeing

🎧 Listen if you’ve ever thought:
“I’m exhausted, but I’m supposed to handle it.”
“Something must be wrong — everyone else looks like they’re coping.”
“I just want sleep without guilt.”

Because motherhood is not meant to be survived alone.

🩷 Subscribe for weekly honest conversations about womanhood, burnout, motherhood, and the realities behind the roles we’re expected to carry.

📍 Chapters
00:00 – Motherhood and Exhaustion
03:33 – Realistic Baby Sleep
10:26 – Personalized Sleep Solutions
11:22 – Communication and Shared Parenting
15:48 – Resentment and Guilt
18:31 – Rest as a Necessity
20:53 – Hypervigilance & Insomnia
25:40 – Sleep Training Myths
32:12 – Finding Balance

#ThePinkSphere #Motherhood #SleepSupport #ParentingHelp #WomenAndExhaustion #BurnoutRecovery #NewParents #FamilySleep #MotherhoodUnfiltered #30MinutesOfPink #GelsominaGaldieri

The Pink Sphere Podcast: 30 Minutes of PINK
Every Sunday, one of our coaches takes the mic for 30 minutes of truth-telling, perspective-shifting, and permission-giving conversation. We talk burnout, beauty, boundaries, leadership, motherhood, midlife, money, love, and the real work of becoming yourself again — without pretending, performing, or fixing. It’s not polished. It’s not scripted. It’s just real women, saying real things, that you’ll probably want to replay twice. This is The Pink Sphere.