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Parenting in the First 3 Years Podcast

 

#29: How Motherly Helps New Mothers

with Liz Tenety, Co-Founder of Motherly

 

Liz Tenety, co-founder of Motherly, gives behind-the-scenes insight on trends, what she sees as a big source of struggles for new mothers, how creating Motherly has influenced her own mothering and how being a mother has influenced her work.

New mothers podcast

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Check out Ann’s class on Motherly, The Best Kindergarten Year Ever: How to Prep for the First Year of School 

Here’s a glance at this episode…

  • [02:56] How Motherly began
  • [06:26] Trends in parenting
  • [07:19] Societal structures new mothers need but don’t have
  • [09:36]  Finding help through therapy
  • [13:54] Mothering as portal to self-understanding
  • [17:32] Mothering doesn’t come easily
  • [26:39] Mothering helps us grow

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One last thing. I spend time each morning in meditation and would love to pray for you, your child or whatever’s on your heart. Simply email me and let me know how to pray. It can be as simple just your name or you can give a short explanation. Either way you can trust that I will do it. It’s a simple, quiet way for us to connect and for me to support you on your parenting journey. 🧡

 

 

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I'm a child development specialist, parent coach and teacher trainer. I've cared for countless babies in child development programs, plus 3 kids, 3 grand babies and 5 foster babies! I LOVE babies and would come hold yours if I could. ❤️

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toddler blog and advice for parenting toddlers
preschool blog and advice for parenting preschoolers
blog on child development