I'm Doing the Best I Can!! Adventures in Surviving Motherhood, So Far

Natalie Clark
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Your new sarcastic mom friend offers a pep talk. A humorous and candid take on the real-life struggles of motherhood by a stay-at-home mom of three. Storytelling. Special Needs Parenting. Lived Experience. Little snark, little sarcasm, lots of laughs, and a special kind of optimism. No experts here, just surviving motherhood.

Episodes

  1. 01/06/2020

    Post-Holiday Pep Talk

    Back after a brief break, Natalie discusses a minor format change and what she hopes you'll get out of listening. An optimistic pump up to help you recover from all that holiday stress.

  2. 09/23/2019

    Mama's Butt Doesn't Fit Down the Slide

    Natalie discusses the unavoidable delight of being embarrassed by our children. From losing them in a store, to literally getting stuck in playground equipment while trying to spend quality time, stories are told, laughs are had, embarrassment is survived. Join her in delighting and despairing of this universal parenting experience.

  3. 09/06/2019

    The Truth About Raising Non-Verbal/Verbally Delayed Children

    Natalie discusses raising her non-verbal daughter and verbally delayed son, navigating the misconceptions and misinformation of others. What works well? What are the unexpected challenges? How can your child help you see communication in a new way? Will her daughter use her Jedi mind powers for good or for evil?

  4. 08/30/2019

    Welcome to the show/Stay-At-Home Parenting Realness

    Natalie welcomes you to the podcast, provides a little personal background info, and jumps right in to a closer look at her gig as a stay-at-home mom. An honest, comical view of the struggles and challenges faced by the parents on the front lines of parenting.

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Your new sarcastic mom friend offers a pep talk. A humorous and candid take on the real-life struggles of motherhood by a stay-at-home mom of three. Storytelling. Special Needs Parenting. Lived Experience. Little snark, little sarcasm, lots of laughs, and a special kind of optimism. No experts here, just surviving motherhood.

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