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Hi friends and welcome to the papaya podcast. I'm your hostess,

Trine Hermosta, Sarah Nicole, and each week I'm going to be dishing out some sweetness mixed

in with some seeds of wisdom or something like that. So get ready to get inspired,

get candid, get real because we are all in this digital space together.

All right, everyone. Welcome back. I am sitting in a hotel. I've lured another guest into a hotel

room. This is like my classic move now, but I am in kind of dreary Vancouver, but it was a little

bit sunny today. And I'm really, really excited about this next guest. We kind of connected because

we're both going to the same conference tomorrow, which is the mompreneur's conference. And

she is a mompreneur that I think you are going to love to get to know. I am stupidly excited

for you to meet. Please meet Kim, the vagina coach. I guess you're just vagina coach. It's not the

but still. The doesn't matter. You're a vagina coach. Yeah. Like I'm sorry, but that's like the

coolest title I think anybody's ever gotten to walk around and claim. Yeah, it actually started

because of the mompreneur conference. Actually not really. I think about it. Yeah. Okay, like tell

that. Like tell how this. How does one become a vagina coach? I'm I'm a little jealous.

If I could have an excuse to talk about a day thinking that I was going to become a

vagina coach in your high school. Yeah. High school thing. What do you aspire to be?

I'm going to be. No. It was accidentally on purpose, as I say. And so it started because I was

afraid of tearing in childbirth. That's really what started it all. My mom had issues. So growing up,

I was fascinated with childbirth. I saw a birth video in grade six and I thought, oh my God,

I'm never doing that. And then I thought, well, my mom did it and other women did it and people

are carrying on. So it must not be that bad. And when I was talking to my mom, she did have challenges.

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