Parenting: Expectation vs. Reality With Corin Chesterson

06/21/22 • 35 min

In this episode, we bring on our first guest—Molly's husband, Corin! We talk about the expectations we had for ourselves as parents before we entered parenthood. We dive into what our parenting realities look like and how raising kids can throw us some pretty big curve balls. We discuss topics like feeding our toddlers and how to level-set expectations in parenting.

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Prioritizing Yourself in Parenthood

In this episode, we talked about prioritizing ourselves in parenthood/motherhood. We discussed our personal experiences, including where we both are currently in terms of prioritizing ourselves and where we have room to improve. We discussed some of the biggest challenges we have faced and how our partners support us, especially in the postpartum period.
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An Unexpected Diagnosis to an Unexpected Pregnancy With Cristina P

In this episode, we talk to Cristina P about her unexpected cancer diagnosis at 22. She talks about the challenges of dealing with a health scare at a young age and what that meant for starting a family with her now-husband. Cristina is real and honest about her unexpected journey to motherhood. She also discusses the decision to hire an au pair after the birth of her third baby! She talks about asking for help when you feel like you need it!

During this episode, Molly talks about Meet Cute which is a company that creates handmade boxes with date night ideas! If you’re interested in checking out their boxes, you can find them at https://www.meetcutebox.com!
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