The conversation explores the topic of anger and rage in motherhood, discussing its origins and how to manage it in a friendly and understanding way. The hosts share personal experiences and insights, highlighting the importance of understanding and channeling anger in a healthy way. They also discuss the societal expectations placed on mothers and the need for support and recognition. The conversation touches on the evolution of conscious motherhood and the freedom for women to choose their own paths. The hosts emphasize the importance of being true to oneself and setting realistic expectations in motherhood.

Logan Cooper, Vanessa, and Stephanie discuss the importance of healing from past trauma and breaking the cycle of generational trauma. They emphasize the need for self-reflection, therapy, and open communication in order to heal and create healthier relationships with oneself and others. They also discuss the impact of childhood experiences on parenting and the importance of acknowledging and repairing mistakes with children. The conversation highlights the value of vulnerability, self-compassion, and gratitude in the healing process.

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Raena Boston is a Co-Founder of Chamber of Mothers, a writer, and a firm believer that “doing it all is a big scam.” This episode covers the topics of motherhood, paid leave, and the challenges faced by working mothers. It delves into the impact of paid leave on the mental health and well-being of mothers, the need for support and advocacy for mothers, and the societal expectations and guilt associated with motherhood. It delves into the need for mothers to push back against these outside world expectations and create space for themselves and their OWN family values. Shouldn’t mothers get a moment to take in a reflection of who they want to be as mothers? Especially, after giving birth to child(ren)? Why doesn’t our society honor such an important role?

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Dungeons and Dragons (D&D) is a fantasy tabletop role-playing game that focuses on storytelling and collaboration. It can be played in person or online and has gained popularity through shows like Stranger Things.

D&D allows players to create characters and go on adventures together, with one player acting as the dungeon master who guides the story. The game offers a safe space for creativity, problem-solving, and social interaction. It has been used therapeutically and as a tool for self-discovery.

Our guest, Shelly Mazzanoble, shares her experience with D&D and how she merged her love for the game with parenting. In this conversation, Shelly Mazzanoble discusses the benefits of playing Dungeons & Dragons (D&D) as a parent. She highlights how D&D can foster creativity, problem-solving skills, and social interaction in children. Shelly also explains how D&D can be used as a tool for everyday parenting, emphasizing the importance of communication, collaboration, and setting expectations. She shares personal anecdotes and insights from her own experiences as a parent and a Dungeon Master.

Overall, Shelly encourages parents to find joy in the unexpected, let go of control, and embrace the unique journey of parenting.

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