From Bedroom Kids to Living Room Moms: Making the Living Room Work for Everyone with Natasha

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Voice Notes from a Slow Life : A Slow Motherhood Podcast

Émilie Avon-Green

11 episodes

5 days ago

In a world that tells moms to speed up, I’m here to talk about what happens when we finally slow down. I’m Émilie — a Slow Motherhood Mentor and psychotherapist — and these episodes are basically voice notes from my real life. Unscripted, honest, sometimes messy, always real. If you’re a mom who’s tired of rushing, tired of performing, and craving a more grounded, meaningful way of living, you’ll feel at home here.

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From Bedroom Kids to Living Room Moms: Making the Living Room Work for Everyone with Natasha | Ep. 9

Voice Notes from a Slow Life : A Slow Motherhood Podcast

41 minutes 3 seconds

1 month ago

From Bedroom Kids to Living Room Moms: Making the Living Room Work for Everyone with Natasha | Ep. 9

In this episode, I sit down with my friend Natasha — child development consultant, play specialist, and fellow “bedroom kid” turned “living room mom.” We talk about how the spaces we grew up in shaped us, how our kids play today, and why creating a calm, connected living room matters so much more than creating a Pinterest-perfect one. This conversation is cozy, honest, and full of those “ohhh…that makes sense” moments that make parenting feel a little less lonely.

I talk with Natasha about:

What it meant to be a “bedroom kid” vs. raising “living room kids” today
How children learn by watching us — from toothbrushing routines to couch manners
Why consistency matters more than perfection when it comes to boundaries
Simple ways to make your living room feel calm, functional, and still yours
The power of giving toddlers options, redirecting with intention, and keeping play uncluttered

If you’re craving a slower pace, softer expectations, and a reminder that you’re not alone in figuring this all out, you’re in the right place.

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🦋 Nat's business links

Facebook:

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Instagram:

https://www.instagram.com/natashadermers

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🌿 Slow Motherhood Tools & Support:

Free Quiz: What’s Keeping You Stuck in the Hustle?https://authenticlivingguidance.ca/quiz

The Slow Motherhood Journal Pack:

https://authenticlivingguidance.ca/slowmotherhoodjournal

Mentorship Info:

https://www.authenticlivingguidance.ca/slow-motherhood-mentorship

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Disclaimer:

This podcast is for educational and entertainment purposes only and is not a substitute for psychotherapy, medical advice, mental health assessment, or diagnosis. Please seek support from a licensed mental health professional for individual care.