193: The One About 16 Corn Dogs and Food Guilt

Didn't I Just Feed You

Stacie Billis and Meghan Splawn

Food, Kids & Family, Arts, Parenting

4.8 • 611 Ratings

🗓️ 2 May 2022

⏱️ 37 minutes

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This one’s a little different: We were just chatting one afternoon, sharing hard feelings about how we’ve been eating and feeding our kids, and we decided to turn on the mic. Our hope in sharing this raw moment is to show that the responsibility of feeding a family and helping shape another human’s relationship with food is heavy sometimes. We all feel unsure in moments. We’re all hard on ourselves. We all want the best for our kids, but can only manage to do the bare minimum sometimes. But at least we have each other. Advertising Inquiries: https://redcircle.com/brands Privacy & Opt-Out: https://redcircle.com/privacy

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0:00.0	And then you know the other thing about me, Stacey, is that I'm like, okay, well, this is all well and good, but like, what is the action plan?
0:14.0	What are we going to do now? How are you going to rally the day and the week and like move forward.
0:23.6	Welcome to didn't I just feed you.
0:25.6	A podcast about feeding kids.
0:29.6	Hey guys, this week we're doing something a little different.
0:32.6	We recently got online together to record some ads and some promos and basically do a little bit of
0:39.4	work. And before we could dive into said work, we ended up having a pretty emotional and
0:47.6	personal conversation. And we decided to hit record on that conversation. So we don't usually capture personal talks like that in real time, but this one felt relevant, especially after last week's talk about fast food and junk food.
1:06.5	If you haven't listened to the episode before this one, we dive into why we're thinking about
1:11.9	not talking about fast food and junk food in our homes and maybe even here on Didn't I Just Feed
1:17.7	You. We felt so assured of ourselves and good about that conversation. And then just one week
1:23.5	later, we were both in a place where we felt so unsure of ourselves, our eating habits,
1:28.5	the way we feed our kids, and our bodies.
1:31.3	And I guess we just decided that we wanted to share that raw moment with you because we hope
1:36.9	that it shows that even sometimes when it seems like people have it all figured out,
1:43.4	that they found peace, you have no idea where they really are.
1:48.5	I think we both want to add to that even though we're normally at peace and nothing about our last
1:54.6	episode is inauthentic, we generally feel like we're in a good place with our relationships with food
1:59.8	and our roles as the family cook. But triggers are out there for all of us and we reveal some of ours today.
2:06.3	And I guess speaking of triggers, we should say that we get really real in this one about mom guilt,
2:12.3	food guilt, body image. If hearing us get raw about that stuff, please feel free to skip this one.
2:20.2	We love you, even if you don't listen to every single episode.
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