The Unfiltered Mom

In this episode, Elizabeth, Brooke, and Kenisha explore the world of mother's intuition and the often disheartening reality of being dismissed by society. They explore the profound strength of a mother's inner voice, discussing the essential role of validating instincts and trusting that inner knowing. Tune in to understand the impact of society's doubt on maternal confidence and how empowering conversations can help reshape the narrative around motherhood, intuition, and societal validation.

Today on The Unfiltered Mom:

• The importance of acknowledging and trusting a mother's intuition
• How mothers' intuition is often dismissed or overlooked
• The emotional impact of dismissal on maternal confidence
• Navigating challenges and upholding intuition in modern society
• The positive effects of validation and empathy in empowering mothers

Connect on Instagram:

• Elizabeth: @elizabethlewis.co
• Charmaine: @‌charmedwithchar
• Brooke: @‌msbstone
• Kenisha: @‌kcoon9288

This show is produced by Soulfire Productions

In this powerful episode, Elizabeth, Brooke, Charmaine, and Kenisha fearlessly tackle the silence that burdens women. They courageously discuss the importance of speaking up about pain, finding a safe space, and trusting others to hold that space. They confront the weight of judgment and shame, advocating for vulnerability as a strength rather than a weakness in a patriarchal society. It's time to break the silence and embrace a sisterhood of acceptance and support for each other's choices.

Today on The Unfiltered Mom:

• The importance of having a safe space without fear of judgment
• Reframing vulnerability as strength
• The effects of hidden pain on one's mental well-being
• Recognizing one's worth and authenticity
• Embracing open communication and respecting choices

Resources:

• Listen: Pregnancy & Infant Loss: 2 Women’s Stories of Love and Loss

Connect on Instagram:

• Elizabeth: @elizabethlewis.co
• Charmaine: @‌charmedwithchar
• Brooke: @‌msbstone
• Kenisha: @‌kcoon9288

This show is produced by Soulfire Productions

In this empowering episode of "The Unfiltered Mom", your favorite quartet—Elizabeth, Brooke, Charmaine, and Kenisha—tackle the weighty societal norm that has women constantly saying "sorry". Journey with them as they explore the roots of compulsive apology, from people-pleasing tendencies to deeply ingrained triggers. They'll open up about setting healthy boundaries and how our relationships with our children can reflect our own upbringings. Tune in to "Stop Apologizing", an episode filled with authentic, insightful conversation designed to embolden you to express your desires, wants, and needs without an ounce of regret. It's time to reclaim your voice and stop apologizing for it!

Today on The Unfiltered Mom:

• The societal norm of women having to apologize for everything
• The pitfall of personalizing everything
• Acknowledging others' feelings without overextending to please
• Our parenting styles mirror our relationships with our own parents
• The art and importance of setting boundaries
• Recognizing and overcoming triggers for people-pleasing behaviors

Show Resources:

• The Disease To Please: Curing the People-Pleasing Syndrome
• Not Nice: Stop People Pleasing, Staying Silent, & Feeling Guilty...
• Listen: Pregnancy & Infant Loss: 2 Women’s Stories of Love and Loss
• Code Switch

Connect on Instagram:

• Elizabeth: @elizabethlewis.co
• Charmaine: @‌charmedwithchar
• Brooke: @‌msbstone
• Kenisha: @‌kcoon9288

This show is produced by Soulfire Productions

As we discussed how trauma can leave lasting effects on your body in the previous episode, in this second part, we talk about practical tips to cope with your trauma to start feeling better. There are a variety of ways to take steps towards dealing with the trauma we’ve experienced in our lives from therapy to medication and many other options.

Join Elizabeth Lewis, CEO of Detroit Mom, as she talks with real moms about real life issues on The Unfiltered Mom. This week’s cast includes Kristina Rinaldi (@kristinadetroit, @detroitdogrescue), Lauryn Laszczak (@iam_lauryn), and Dayna Mott (@oilyhairboss).

You can find Detroit Mom on Instagram @detroitmoms On Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/DetroitMoms Or their website: www.detroitmom.com

Have you ever wondered if your child is developmentally delayed? In this episode we sit down with Mia Hall, a Social Worker and Volunteer for the Thrive from Home program through Build Up Michigan, and Detroit Mom's Kristen Baffo as they discuss Kristen's daughter's special developmental needs and the free resources available to you through Build Up Michigan.

For more information on Build Up Michigan head to their website at http://buildupmi.org