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by Katherine Sigblad
What if modern motherhood advice feels off? Moms Off The Record is a podcast for mothers who question the cultural narratives around motherhood and revere ancestral wisdom in our modern world. Mainstream culture often normalizes separating the motherbaby dyad, outsourcing maternal intuition to “experts,” and following routine advice without exercising discernment or asking questions. Here, we have the nuanced conversations that don’t fit into the fast-paced, dopamine-driven Instagram world. This podcast examines the intersection of maternal intuition and compelling evidence. Topics include breastfeeding, matrescence, cosleeping, parenting, potty training, hunter-gatherer societies, and holistic health. Episodes air every Tuesday.
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As a new mum wanting to parent intentionally, so many of the topics that Kat and April (and now just Kat) cover in the episodes really resonate with me. I’ve especially loved the episodes on pregnancy spacing and BLE and find their conversations honest and raw which is what mothers need - the truth. Thank you ladies for your amazing pod, keep the episodes coming!
The ladies behind this podcast are incredible about speaking to topics that are so meaningful to the intentional motherhood journey. Thank you for pouring your heart into this podcast so that parents can have such valuable info in one place!
These moms give their heart and soul to this podcast and so appreciate them sharing their knowledge, wisdom, and passion of motherhood! In a world filled with lots of noise, they help me distinguish between my true innate instincts as a mom and the loud noises of the world! They help me a better mom! Highly recommend this podcast!
I love this podcast and the guests that they have on the show. However I do not love the part of the intro that mentions not needing evidence to prove what they are speaking about. I love the topics they cover but it really takes away their credibility when they say things like what is in their intro. To some, it may seem that it makes them no better than the other side of the arguments they are presenting. And the irony is that they do provide evidence and reputable guests, so im just not sure why they felt the need to say that in their intro. I love sharing these conversations with non crunchy new moms, but it can sometimes be a little bit too “not friendly” for new people approaching this way of life and parenting. I have been in crunchy world since i was born and i have just found a little more of an open approach to work best when inviting new parents and people into this space.
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