37 episodes
The Lumpy Mother Natalie Mills & Sarah Stark
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- Kids & Family
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5.0 • 23 Ratings
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The Lumpy Mother is an unapologetically parent-centered podcast that focuses on how parents can show up better for their kids by prioritizing showing up for themselves. The way the show works is each week Natalie and Sarah share a yes, a no, and a hello about their respective parenting journeys or, in other words, they share something good, something bad, and something random. Topics range from coping strategies that help you regulate your emotions during a day of nonstop toddler meltdowns to how many teeth you can expect to lose after pregnancy.
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Episode 34 - Piggy Power
Sarah gives advice about her new trick to finding joy everyday and Natalie complains about some movies that annoy her.
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Episode 33 - Tired. Period.
Sarah and Natalie talk about being tired all the time and the distribution of household tasks.
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Episode 32 - Totally Average Eyebrows
Sarah and Natalie talk about the ongoing lists they keep to not have more children and some of the awkward things kids say loudly in public.
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Episode 31 - New Year Same Us
After a (not so relaxing) break, Sarah and Natalie are excited to be back at it again with their 31st episode!
In this episode they talk about their holiday seasons and all the changes in their lives!
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Episode 30 - Big Words
Sarah and Natalie talk about their favorite children's books in this episode of The Lumpy Mother!
If you want to share your favorite books, or have anything else to add to the conversation, you can email The Lumpy Mother at lumpymotherpodcast@gmail.com. -
Episode 29 - Public Breathing
Sarah talks about co-regulation strategies and Natalie babbles on in an exhausted state about the first week of school.
Email us your stories (lumpymotherpodcast@gmail.com) and we might read them in our next episode!
Customer Reviews
Relatable for Parents Everywhere
Hosts Natalie and Sarah are mothers (as the title suggests) and they’re also friends. Their stories about parenting feel very familiar to me, and I felt at ease listening to them as they shared their lighthearted camaraderie with their listeners.
Listening to friends
I like listening to these two friends talk about the ups, downs and in-betweens.
Fun and Informative
This show is so entertaining not for just mothers but for women in general. As a single woman, I love hearing women supporting women as well as tips for one day when I do have a family!