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The Show Up Podcast

018 - "Motherhood: All love begins and ends there."

The Show Up Podcast

Natalie Norton

Health & Fitness, Mental Health, Health & Fitness:mental Health

5638 Ratings

🗓️ 7 May 2019

⏱️ 77 minutes

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Summary

In this very special episode, we get to hear the many different ways in which mothers navigate through the unpredictable and yet wonderful journey of motherhood as well as what our kids actually think of us!No matter what your experience has been surrounding mothers and motherhood, may you feel loved, supported, and encouraged through this small tribute to mothers.Episode Title Quote "Motherhood: All love begins and ends there." -Robert Browning Connect with Natalie: Instagram: @natalienorton Email: [email protected] Thanks so much for listening. Make sure to subscribe to the podcast, and don’t forget to rate and review the podcast in iTunes so we can continue to bring you great content.  Do you know what would be over the top amazing? If you text this show to a friend/family member right now and encourage them to listen. If you've found this meaningful, others will as well.

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0:00.0

Hello. Welcome to episode number 18 of the show up podcast. This is our Mother's Day mashup.

0:10.0

This episode is really important to me. I spent a lot of time thinking about it, a lot of time

0:14.4

preparing for it. I get that Mother's Day can be a really complex holiday for a lot of people and for so many

0:25.2

varied reasons. And because of that, I had some trouble as I was working to come up with an idea

0:30.7

and a concept for this week's episode. And then I realized that what I wanted more than anything

0:34.9

else was for us all to have a sense of solidarity.

0:38.7

And I wanted to be able to offer some insight from as broad an array as I possibly could of

0:46.9

the experience of motherhood, the experience of the relationships that we have with our mothers. And of course, I cannot represent

0:57.3

every single experience, but here is my best attempt at a Mother's Day offering that hopefully

1:04.1

will be meaningful to you. Enjoy.

1:17.6

I will say that I am the mother of two amazing boys. I will say that I am not a traditional mother and that I am not their biological mother,

1:23.6

nor am I their legal parent or guardian. The first time I got that question about

1:29.3

when are you going to have your own kids? How it just stopped me cold because it never occurred

1:36.3

to me that I didn't already have my own kids. You know if you if you get the highs and you get the lows

1:42.3

then you get the title. I get the lows, then you get the title.

1:45.0

I am the mother of two teenagers, two toddlers, and my penny that passed away, and she would be eight years old.

1:57.0

I'm a mom of two, a son who is 12, a daughter who is eight. I also am a stepmom to some really

2:05.5

amazing grownups and mother-in-law to their spouses. And grandma or Mimi, which is what they

2:11.5

call me, to four grandkids, three boys and a girl. Hi, I'm a mother of four.

2:18.3

I have three sons and one daughter.

2:20.3

My oldest is 10 and then my next is seven.

2:23.3

And then my daughter is five and then my last baby is three.

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