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You’ve tried everything — different sides, new positions, more hydration — and it still feels hard.
You’re not alone.
In this short episode, our team breaks down what might really be going on — from tongue ties to body tension — and how OTs and SLPs can help make feeding easier for both you and your baby.
Because sometimes, a little knowledge (and a lot of grace) changes everything 💜
🎧 Listen to the full episode “Let’s Talk About Breastfeeding” for even more mom-to-mom wisdom.
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Ever left your kid at home by accident? 😅
Pam and Jim Marshall get real about 30 years of parenting—the funny, humbling, and faith-filled moments that shaped their marriage and family of five. From Fazoli’s “kids-eat-free” nights to community dinners that kept everyone sane, they share stories of grace, laughter, and learning to let go of perfection.

If you’ve ever wondered whether you’re doing this parenting thing “right,” this episode will remind you that you’re not alone—and that community makes all the difference. 💛

👉 Join the “Help! I Have Kids” Facebook group to connect with other moms, swap stories, and find encouragement for every stage of the journey.
We’re saving you a seat at the table. 💬

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Meredith’s pregnancy didn’t go the way she imagined. At her 20-week scan, she received unexpected news that led to countless doctor visits, a stay at Cincinnati Children’s, and weeks at the Ronald McDonald House far from home. In this episode, she opens up about the fear of hearing “something’s wrong,” the emotional toll of endless monitoring, and the surprising ways her story took a hopeful turn.

We talk about:

• The importance of listening to your intuition as a mom (and why kick counts matter).
• What life is really like in the NICU—from daily doctor rounds to advocating for your baby.
• How faith, community, and her husband’s medical training helped her navigate uncertainty.
• The unexpected miracle that shifted everything the moment baby Eleanor was born.

This conversation is for every mom who’s faced the unknown, wondered “did I do something wrong?”, or needed the reminder that you’re not alone in the hardest seasons of motherhood. Meredith’s story is raw, real, and full of encouragement—because even when things feel out of our control, hope is never lost.