On Social Media & Authenticity

06/06/20 • 29 min

In this episode, Andrea and Becca engage in a candid discussion on the topic of social media and how it affects each of their respective lives. Social media has become a normal part of everyday life and how do you feel about that? How does one navigate using and viewing social media? Has social media caused anxieties in your life, or has it invoked a sense of joy? Reflect on your own social media experience as you tune into this episode of Dear Mom, Love Daughter.

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In this episode, Becca and Andrea dive into one of the most daunting topics to discuss with your mother or daughter: body image, nutrition, health, exercise, and all that jazz. This topic is hard to discuss, but often even harder to hold in and deal with alone. Whether you need clarity, inspiration, or camaraderie, tune into this episode to feel grateful for your body and all that it does for you.

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Career Inspiration with Julie and Ali Hartman

In this week's episode, we have our first mother-daughter duo interview! Ali (the daughter) is in graduate school to get a degree in clinical psychology with a focus on perinatal mood and anxiety disorders. Julie (the mom) does "everything birth-y": a birth doula, lactation counselor, and new parent educator. From keeping placentas in the fridge to cuddling in bed and sharing live birth stories, tune in to hear how Julie influenced Ali's career path.
Career is often an area of a mother-daughter relationship that can be stressful to talk about. Sometimes we want to avoid the conversation, sometimes it's a painful conversation to have, and other times it can be the most beneficial thing for sustaining a meaningful and secure career. A mother most always wants to see their baby succeed and sometimes we don't realize how much impact a mother's confidence in her career can have on her daughter. Julie and Ali are truly amazing and inspiring women who have a life-long goal of supporting other women.