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parents nationwide. Welcome back to the mom room. This is part two of the episode where I decided to ask

chat GPT what the top five struggles were in motherhood, especially when we have young children. And it gave me five

struggles. And I was like, okay, I can agree with these. And then I asked it to give me three

tips to combat each of those struggles. In part one on Tuesday, we talked about sleep deprivation,

time management, and then feeling emotionally and physically

exhausted. In this episode today, we are going to be talking about the last two struggles,

which let's be honest, there's a lot more struggles than just five, but these are the five big ones,

I suppose. For most people, everybody might be a little bit different.

But we're going to talk about mom guilt and then isolation or feeling lonely. So let's get into

mom guilt. I will say mom guilt before I became a mom was always this thing that was kind of funny,

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