Mom Guilt & Story Time Gone Wrong

The Girl Next Door Podcast

Kelsey Wharton

Kids & Family, Working, Books, Family, Creative, Cooking, Work, Mom, Honest, Life, Society & Culture, Married, Personal Journals, Conversation

4.8 • 714 Ratings

🗓️ 25 November 2015

⏱️ 69 minutes

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Summary

An apple pie on the rocks accompanies our honest conversation on MOM GUILT, where it comes from, if we have it and how we tame it.

"I think kids should see you working, pursuing passions, spending time with your partner or - God forbid - resting."

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0:00.0	You're listening to the Girl Next Door Podcast.
0:05.8	I'm Erica and I'm Kelsey.
0:07.8	We're two next door neighbors who love a good chat and a good cocktail.
0:11.3	We're inviting you to come on in, have a drink, and stay a while.
0:14.5	Hey, neighbor.
0:15.2	Hey, neighbor.
0:16.2	So this episode, we are all about tackling mom guilt.
0:24.3	We're going to get it. It's's origins causes if and how we deal with it as fairly new moms but first a cocktail which we never feel guilty about
0:29.6	this is i actually served this at my Halloween party as kind of a signature drink.
0:38.1	I like to do.
0:38.6	I did not get to go to.
0:39.9	I know.
0:40.5	I'm sad.
0:40.8	We got home too late from the book of Mormon.
0:43.6	Can you share what your costume was or are you saving it now for next year?
0:48.0	I'm going to tell you what it is.
0:49.5	I might have to trot it out next year because it was going to be so awesome.
0:53.0	Okay.
0:53.2	This is so timely.
0:55.7	I was going to dress up as a Gilbert census representative.
1:00.5	Yes.
1:01.2	It is amazing.
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