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Burnt Pancakes: Momversations | Conversations for Imperfect Moms, Chats About Mom Life & Interviews with Real Mamas

Burnt Pancakes: Momversations | Conversations for Imperfect Moms, Chats About Mom Life & Interviews with Real Mamas

著者： Katie Fenske - Mom of 3 | Potty Training Coach | Former Teacher | Mama Mentor | Boy Mom | Imperfect Mom | Lover of Mom Chats
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The Burnt Pancakes Podcast is here to remind you that in motherhood, EVERYONE BURNS THEIR FIRST PANCAKE. I’m Katie Fenske, a (not so perfect) mom of 3, and I’m inviting you to join in on my conversations with other moms as we talk about all things motherhood; the good, the bad and everything in between. We're flipping our motherhood mistakes into successes and learning how to just keep flipping.

MOTHERHOOD TOPICS I DISCUSS:
Child Birth and Postpartum Recovery
Adjusting to Motherhood
Raising Boys
Toddler Mom Tips
Being a Teen Mom
Self Care in Motherhood
Managing Kid Sports and a Busy Family Schedule
Epic Mom Fails
Potty Training Woes
Surviving Summer Vacation
AND SO MUCH MORE!


To see more of Katie, you can find her... Instagram @burntpancakeswithkatie
YouTube: @burnt-pancakes
Website: burntpancakes.comemail: katie@burntpancakes.com

© 2026 Burnt Pancakes: Momversations | Conversations for Imperfect Moms, Chats About Mom Life & Interviews with Real Mamas 人間関係 個人的成功 子育て 心理学 心理学・心の健康 自己啓発 衛生・健康的な生活
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  • 163. Detachment Parenting: How to Stop Trying to Control Your Kids with Anya Jensen

    163. Detachment Parenting: How to Stop Trying to Control Your Kids with Anya Jensen
    2026/09/25

    What if one of the hardest parts of parenting isn’t figuring out how to control our kids’ behavior, emotions, and choices… but learning to let go of that control?

    In this episode, I’m talking with writer and mother Anya Jensen about her philosophy of detachment parenting.

    Anya found herself struggling with the emotional demands of parenting teenagers and the growing tension in her relationship with her daughter. She eventually realized that some of her heartache came from trying to control things that were never actually hers to control.

    We talk about what detachment parenting really means, why moms can feel responsible for their kids’ emotions, and how we can love our children deeply without taking on every emotion, problem, or disappointment they experience.

    And while Anya’s work focuses heavily on teenagers, I think this idea applies to motherhood at every stage: We can support our kids without trying to control them.

    In this episode, we talk about:

    • What “detachment parenting” actually means
    • Why moms feel responsible for their kids’ emotions
    • The emotional exhaustion that can come with parenting teenagers
    • Learning to accept the limits of our influence
    • Parenting our kids without trying to give them the childhood we wish we had
    • What detachment can look like in everyday parenting
    • Loving our kids without losing ourselves

    Connect with Anya:
    Tiktok: @detachmentparenting
    Substack: Notes by Anya
    YouTube: Notes by Anya

    The takeaway: Detachment doesn’t mean caring less. Sometimes it means learning to love our kids while letting them have their own feelings, make their own choices, and become their own people.


    📺 Watch the episode on YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLOpw5ui4uxJHx0tLFVtpnfSkpObfc4d-K

    You can find Katie at:
    website: burntpancakes.com
    YouTube: @burnt.pancakes
    Instagram: @burntpancakeswithkatie
    Email: katie@burntpancakes.com

    🚽 Did you know Katie is also a Certified Potty Trainer? 🚽

    ☎️ Schedule a 1:1 chat today: Schedule Here
    💻 Digital Potty Training Course HERE
    📖 Potty Training E-Book HERE
    🆓     FREE potty training resources HERE
    Instagram: @itspottytime
    Tiktok: @itspottytime_

    Some episodes include affiliate links at no cost to you.

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    43 分
  • THROWBACK: Why It's So Hard For Moms to Find and Maintain Friendships with Brenda Ridgley

    THROWBACK: Why It's So Hard For Moms to Find and Maintain Friendships with Brenda Ridgley
    2026/09/18

    This is a Throwback episode from September 2024. I sit down with Brenda Ridgely, an author and podcast host, to discuss reclaiming individuality and fostering deep, meaningful friendships amidst the demands of motherhood and professional life.

    Brenda shares her personal journey through midlife discontent and offers valuable insights on how to overcome the silent epidemic of losing one's sense of self. Together, we explore the importance of genuine connections beyond superficial social media interactions and the challenges of making and maintaining friendships while managing family and career responsibilities.

    Brenda's practical advice on creating empowering friendship circles will help you rediscover your identity and combat loneliness.

    In this conversation, we also delve into the concept of building your personal tribe as adults. Discover the significance of having a core group of close friends, the importance of local connections, and the necessity of stepping out of your comfort zone to meet new people.

    Brenda provides practical tips for transforming casual friendships into deeper, more meaningful connections and emphasizes the value of one-on-one time. Whether you're an introvert or extrovert, busy mom, or career woman, this episode offers strategic advice for fostering connections, rediscovering past interests, and designing your ideal tribe to bring the right people into your life.

    Listen in and find out how to build and nurture empowering female friendships that will support you through all stages of life.

    You can find more about Brenda on her
    Website https://www.brendaridgley.com/
    Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/brendaridgley/
    YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC73PSKAWMaEvXS0SaH7NDaA



    📺 Watch the episode on YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLOpw5ui4uxJHx0tLFVtpnfSkpObfc4d-K

    You can find Katie at:
    website: burntpancakes.com
    YouTube: @burnt.pancakes
    Instagram: @burntpancakeswithkatie
    Email: katie@burntpancakes.com

    🚽 Did you know Katie is also a Certified Potty Trainer? 🚽

    ☎️ Schedule a 1:1 chat today: Schedule Here
    💻 Digital Potty Training Course HERE
    📖 Potty Training E-Book HERE
    🆓     FREE potty training resources HERE
    Instagram: @itspottytime
    Tiktok: @itspottytime_

    Some episodes include affiliate links at no cost to you.

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    34 分
  • 162. What Moms Should Know Before Labor and Delivery with Gina Mundy

    162. What Moms Should Know Before Labor and Delivery with Gina Mundy
    2026/09/11
    Giving birth is one of the biggest and most unpredictable experiences of motherhood. We spend so much time preparing for the baby, setting up the nursery, buying tiny clothes, and reading about newborn sleep, but how much time do we really spend preparing for labor and delivery?In today's episode I sit down with Gina Mundy, a childbirth attorney, bestselling author, speaker, podcaster, and mom of three. Gina has spent more than 23 years analyzing labor and delivery cases to better understand why birth injuries happen and what families can do to become more informed and prepared.This conversation isn't about creating fear around childbirth. It's about helping expecting parents understand that preparation can provide knowledge, confidence, and a greater sense of calm when entering the delivery room.In this episode, we discuss: What expecting moms often don't know about labor and delivery until it's too late What Gina has learned from more than 23 years of reviewing childbirth cases Common patterns surrounding birth injuries and birth trauma How to prepare for labor beyond simply creating a birth plan Why understanding the labor process can help parents feel calmer and more informed How to ask questions and participate in decisions about your care Ways moms can advocate for themselves without feeling like they need to know everything How to prepare for the unexpected while still feeling empowered about birth The biggest takeaway Gina hopes every expecting mother learns before going into labor Whether you're pregnant with your first baby, preparing for another birth, or know someone who is expecting, this episode offers an important conversation about feeling informed, supported, and prepared for the delivery room.Connect with Gina:https://www.tiktok.com/@ginacmundy?lang=enhttps://www.instagram.com/ginamundy/https://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=100093989808329https://www.linkedin.com/in/gina-mundy-70318554/https://www.youtube.com/@thechildbirthattorneywww.ginamundy.com📺 Watch the episode on YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLOpw5ui4uxJHx0tLFVtpnfSkpObfc4d-KYou can find Katie at:website: burntpancakes.comYouTube: @burnt.pancakesInstagram: @burntpancakeswithkatieEmail: katie@burntpancakes.com🚽 Did you know Katie is also a Certified Potty Trainer? 🚽☎️ Schedule a 1:1 chat today: Schedule Here💻 Digital Potty Training Course HERE📖 Potty Training E-Book HERE🆓 FREE potty training resources HEREInstagram: @itspottytimeTiktok: @itspottytime_Some episodes include affiliate links at no cost to you.
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    1 時間 4 分
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