But I also say, just do the best that you can.

And when you feel right, when you feel good about thinking that what you're doing is the right thing for your child, you will be the best parent for your child.

And that's more important than anything else because a parent who feels guilty about what they did, oh my God, I did this and I wasn't supposed to.

That's worse for your child than doing the thing that you quote unquote weren't supposed to.

Welcome back to the motherhood podcast, a live workshop style podcast that is helping thousands of

moms redefine their motherhood journey. There was a point in my life when I was trying to do

all the things. Parent my kids, pour into my marriage, run a busy

law practice, keep up my home. And what I found was that I was on the fast track to burnout,

until I discovered a better way. Now I help women just like you to close the gap between

their vision of motherhood and what they're actually experiencing in their

day-to-day lives.

Together, we'll explore when and where to simplify, systemize, and surrender.

I promise you, you're already doing so much better than you think.

I'm your coach, Michelle Grosser, and this is motherhood.

Welcome back to the Motherhood podcast.

I'm your coach, Michelle Grocer, and today we have an interview with a woman who I

would venture to say has probably had an impact on all of our parenting journeys, every single mom

listening. I bet you are familiar with our guest's work today. Today on the podcast, we have

Sharon Mayselle, and she's a parenting and pregnancy expert. She's an author. She's a journalist,

speaker, parenting coach. She's also a

mom of four, and she has over two decades of experience in the field. And if you take a look on

your bookshelf, you probably have a book that she's co-authored. She's the co-author of the best-selling

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