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parents nationwide. Welcome to the mom room podcast. My name is Renee Rina and I am definitely the mom friend

you have always wanted. So many of you are going to relate to this episode and probably

nod your head and be like, fuck yes, the whole time because

Gwenna and I are talking about mom guilt. Many of you probably know Gwenna from TikTok. She is at

Mama Cusses. I think we have, you know, a similar sense of humor and we get along quite well because we're just

honest and open and can talk about being a mom in a really candid way. In this episode, we both go over

our own experiences with mom guilt, why we think mom guilt is a thing. We also touch on partner guilt

and even secondhand guilt, which is a really special thing once you become a thing. We also touch on partner guilt and even secondhand guilt, which is a really special

thing once you become a mom. I don't know if you could tell about that sarcasm. We talk about some

awesome resources and books and all of that information is going to be in the show notes, as well as

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