The Running Wine Mom Samantha Cieslinski

Gabrielle and Tyler, the founders of the Bumpdate app, join Samantha on the Running Wine Mom podcast. They discuss their journey from conception to creation and how their app is redefining support and community for expectant parents. They also share their favorite wines, vent about their current challenges, and celebrate their recent victories. Gabrielle talks about her struggle with career changes and her pride in being a mom. Tyler discusses the challenge of balancing motherhood with her previous career in a hospital setting and her pride in creating her own family. They both emphasize the importance of finding support from other parents and remembering that everything is temporary. The Bumpdate app was created to connect friends and family during pregnancy and parenthood, providing a platform for support and community. The founders, Gabrielle and Tyler, were inspired by their own experiences and the need for social support during these life stages. The app allows users to track their pregnancy milestones and share them with their village, receive personalized notifications, and access a blog with diverse stories and information. The future plans for the app include features like photo sharing, in-app chat, and a shop section. The goal is to continue providing social support and mental health resources for users.
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In this episode of the Running Wine Mom podcast, Samantha Cieslinski interviews Brian Ronholm, the Director of Food Policy at Consumer Reports. They discuss the findings of a Consumer Reports investigation on Lunchables and the implications for consumers. The investigation revealed concerning levels of heavy metals, phthalates, and sodium in Lunchables and similar products, raising questions about their safety and nutritional value, especially for children. Brian shares his advocacy initiatives to promote a safer and healthier food system, including addressing immediate and long-term threats to food safety. He also discusses the role of emerging technologies in shaping the future of food safety and regulation. The most pressing issue facing the food industry today is staying on top of emerging threats. The article highlights concerns about heavy metals and phthalates in Lunchables, which can pose risks to consumers, especially children. The difference between school Lunchables and regular Lunchables is that the companies involved in the school lunch program modified the product slightly to meet certain nutrition standards. The conversation discusses the issue of high levels of lead and sodium in Lunchables and similar lunch and snack kits. It highlights the health risks associated with these contaminants, such as high blood pressure and cardiovascular problems. The conversation also explores the regulatory standards for these products and the lack of preventive measures. It emphasizes the need for transparency in the food industry and the importance of consumer awareness and education. The conversation concludes with suggestions for parents, ongoing efforts in the industry, and the need for stricter standards and regulations.
Links:Consumerreports.orgcr.org/foodadvocacy@consumerreports

Join host Samantha Cieslinski as she sits down with Jacqueline Butler, a former physical education teacher turned top 0.1% Etsy seller and mompreneur. Jacqueline shares her inspiring journey of overcoming debt, uncertainty, and the 9-5 grind to achieve financial freedom through selling digital products on Etsy. Discover Jacqueline's actionable tips for success on Etsy, her signature strategies for passive income, and her mission to empower other women to create thriving online businesses.
Key Highlights:
Jacqueline's transition from teaching to entrepreneurshipOvercoming challenges and embracing the journey to financial freedomStrategies for selling on Etsy and reaching the top 0.1%The power of passive income and scaling a digital product businessJacqueline's coaching programs and resources for aspiring Etsy sellers
Connect with Jacqueline:
FREE Masterclass:www.jacqueline-butler.com/freemasterclass 
FREE Facebook Community:www.jacqueline-butler.com/freegroup 
Podcast - Freedom Through Passive Profits:www.jacqueline-butler.com/podcast
Website:www.jacqueline-butler.com 
Get In Touch:jb@jacqueline-butler.com 
Instagram:@jacquelinebutler.co
 

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In this episode, Shannon Whieloch, a genetic counselor and the founder of Stork Genetics, discusses the vital role of genetic counseling in fertility, preconception, and prenatal care. She debunks common misconceptions and highlights the importance of informed decision making. Shannon tailors her genetic counseling services to meet the unique needs and concerns of each individual couple, providing personalized guidance and support. She also emphasizes the significance of genetics in overall health and the various testing options available. Shannon shares her own journey into genetic counseling and her commitment to making genetics accessible and approachable. In this conversation, Shannon Wieloch, a genetic counselor, discusses the significance of carrier screening and non-invasive prenatal testing (NIPT) in genetic counseling. She explains that carrier screening can be done at home with a saliva sample or cheek swab and helps identify the risk of passing on genetic conditions. NIPT, on the other hand, is a blood test that can detect chromosomal abnormalities in the fetus. Shannon emphasizes the importance of informed decision-making and the role of genetic counselors in providing support and guidance throughout the genetic health journey. She also discusses the emotional impact of genetic testing and counseling and shares impactful moments from her experience.
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In this episode of the Running Wine Mom podcast, host Samantha Cieslinski interviews author Sally Hepworth. They discuss Sally's journey to becoming a bestselling author, her personal life and inspirations, and her latest novel, Darling Girls. Sally shares her experiences as a single mother and her parenting style, as well as her favorite ways to stay active and motivated. They also discuss the challenges of writing sensitive themes and weaving multiple perspectives and timelines in a cohesive story. Sally hopes that readers will be inspired by her books and that her stories will make a positive impact on their lives.
Takeaways
Sally Hepworth is a bestselling author known for her gripping psychological thrillers.Sally's journey to becoming an author started during her maternity leave, and she dedicated herself to writing while her baby napped.Sally's personal life and deep connections with family influence her storytelling.Sally's latest novel, Darling Girls, explores the bond between foster sisters and the secrets and suspense that surround them.Sally's writing process involves writing in sequential order, from beginning to end, and following her instincts.Sally hopes that her books, including Darling Girls, will inspire readers and make a positive impact on their lives.Get Your Copy of Darling Girls:  Darling Girls
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In this episode of the Running Wine Mom podcast, host Samantha Cieslinski interviews her three and a half year old daughter, Willow. They discuss Willow's favorite Disney character, her experiences at Disney World, the beach, and the mountains. Willow also shares her favorite book and her love for her brother. She expresses her wish to go back to Disney and her aspiration to be a ghost spider when she grows up.