Our Birth Stories + Things We Learned From Our Moms

05/12/20 • 54 min

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The K's spill all the info on our birth stories, from drunk doctors to unexpected epidurals. We talk about things we planned for and the number one things we've learned from our own moms.

The K's spill all the info on our birth stories, from drunk doctors to unexpected epidurals. We talk about things we planned for and the number one things we've learned from our own moms.

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BONUS - 6 "Social Distancing" Gift Ideas For Mother's Day

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What a decade it's been already! January to now sure seems like it's dragged, doesn't it? Well, with all this social distancing and crazy schedules - I almost forgot about Mother's Day. Seriously. Thank goodness for calendar alerts.

I've lived in a different state from my mom since 2013, so I am not stranger to long distance gifting. If you also forgot that Mother's Day is coming up, or are experiencing Mother's Day from afar for the first or the millionth time, here are some ideas for gifts that only require a couple days' notice. And you don't even have to leave the house.
Products/Services Mentioned in This Episode:
(disclaimer: Amazon links are affiliate links. Purchases made through these links help the show stay on air)
Books: A Gift From The Sea; Women Who Run With Wolves ; Educated; Wild; and Girl, Wash Your Face.
Apps: Headspace ; The Skimm
Etsy Sellers: JTRockandLotus and RusticZebraBoutique.
Boxes: HelloFresh; BlueApron; Home Chef, Daily Harvest, and EveryPlate.

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The 4 Masks We Wear Every Day

Have you ever battled with what to wear for the day? I’m not talking about clothing. I’m talking about the persona you put on in the morning, the motherly or wifely foundation you brush on. Layering that personal trainer, that doctor, that secretary on over your skin. Have you ever just taken a moment to get naked? In the most figurative sense of course (but a little literal nakedness never hurts either). Today, I want to chat with you about not applying so much of that figurative contour and highlight on your self. I want to expose some of the masks we wear and offer a few ideas on how to hang up those masks once in a while, and get back to our perfect, wild bare skin.
x,
Kayla