In this part of the conversation, Giselle and Amy discuss their experiences during an earthquake in New York. They also talk about a documentary they watched about Little Richard, highlighting his struggles and influence in the music industry. The conversation covers various topics including the portrayal of Little Richard in a documentary, the importance of being oneself and getting credit for one's work, the influence of Little Richard on other artists, and the preference for simple and meaningful birthday celebrations. They also discuss their dislike for Dominican cakes and their love for pastelitos, as well as the items they include in goodie bags for birthday parties. The conversation revolves around the topic of birthday parties and gift-giving. They discuss the challenges of finding allergy-friendly treats, the importance of dental care, and their favorite candy flavors. They also talk about their strategies for managing birthday parties, including keeping them small and practical gift-giving. They share their experiences with noisy toys and offer tips for reducing the volume. Overall, the conversation highlights the considerations and decisions parents make when planning birthday celebrations and selecting gifts. In this conversation, Giselle and Amy discuss the annoyance of loud noises in their neighborhood, particularly from Amy's husband's car with a loud muffler. They also talk about gift-giving and the challenges of finding the right gifts for children. They share their preferences for practical and educational gifts, as well as the option of giving cash or gift cards. They also discuss setting boundaries and communicating gift preferences to avoid clutter and unwanted items.Mentioned links:EarlyBird Investment account for kids- using this link or code (YVGZBA) will start you off with $25 to invest and a free month!National Geographic STEM Kit Bizzy Bear: Airplane Pilot Support the showwww.whatsnewmamapodcast.com

In this episode, Giselle and Amy discuss the controversial viral post about girls' dresses from Target that some moms are banning. They also talk about the issue of kid exposure online, particularly through mom-run social media accounts. The conversation touches on topics such as the experiences with different doctors, vertigo and dizziness, hormonal changes in women's bodies, and the lack of research on women's health issues. The conversation covers various topics related to parenting, including dressing children, online safety, and discussing sensitive subjects with kids. They discuss the controversy surrounding children's clothing, with one parent expressing that it's up to individual choice and that people should simply not buy what they find inappropriate. They also talk about the importance of educating children about online safety and setting boundaries. The conversation touches on the presence of a registered sex offender in their neighborhood and the need to be vigilant and have open conversations with their kids about personal safety. They also discuss the challenges of navigating conversations about sensitive topics with young children. The conversation explores the importance of protecting children from potential dangers and inappropriate behavior. They discuss the need to be cautious about changing children in public and the potential risks of recording or photographing children without consent. They also touch on the prevalence of deviant behavior and the importance of teaching children about personal boundaries and safety. The conversation highlights the need for open communication with children and creating a safe environment for them to express their concerns. The conversation covers topics such as protecting children online, having open communication with kids, and being aware of the dangers of social media. They discuss the importance of setting boundaries and being cautious about what is shared online. They also touch on the responsibility of parents to educate their children about personal safety and consent. The conversation ends with a discussion about the portrayal of family life on social media and the need to be mindful of the reality behind the images.Support the showwww.whatsnewmamapodcast.com

In this part of the conversation, the hosts welcome their guest, Aisha, and discuss a blog post she wrote about the challenges of motherhood. They talk about the criticism and judgment that mothers often face and the double standards they encounter. They also discuss the importance of support and understanding from partners and the need for balance and self-care in motherhood. The principal themes of the conversation are the challenges of balancing work and family life, the guilt and pressure felt by mothers to do it all, and the importance of setting boundaries and prioritizing self-care. The conversation highlights the struggle of finding a balance between work and family responsibilities and the need for understanding and support from partners and employers. It also emphasizes the societal expectations placed on mothers to be constantly productive and the need to challenge these expectations. Overall, the conversation sheds light on the complex and multifaceted experiences of working mothers. The conversation revolves around the challenges and considerations of going back to work after having children. The participants discuss the high costs associated with products and services targeted at new parents and the feeling of being taken advantage of. They also explore the different experiences and decisions each person has made regarding their careers and balancing work and family life. The conversation ends with a discussion about setting boundaries and the importance of putting oneself first. In this part of the conversation, Aishat discusses how her daily routine has changed since becoming a stay-at-home mom. She talks about waking up early, working out, and taking naps. Giselle suggests getting help with cleaning and laundry, but Aishat feels guilty about it. They also discuss the frustration of having someone else clean and not meeting their expectations. They talk about the challenges of multitasking and feeling overwhelmed with all the tasks they have to do. They also mention how noise and distractions can affect their ability to focus. Overall, they share their experiences and frustrations as moms and the pressure to do everything. In this final part of the conversation, Aishat and Giselle discuss their experiences with passive-aggressive comments and judgment from others. They also talk about the importance of finding a supportive community and not comparing different parenting situations. The conversation takes a lighthearted turn as they reminisce about boy bands from the past. Amy shares her excitement about meeting one of the Backstreet Boys. Overall, the conversation highlights the challenges of motherhood, the need for understanding and support, and the joy of connecting with others.Aishat is a British Nigerian who moved to America 4 years ago to be with her husband. She has a career as a Certified Orthoptist, helping to diagnose and manage eye movement problems for children and adults. A year ago she started a mom blog (The Good Mutha) after having 2 daughters of her own during COVID. Aishat experienced the many challenges that come with motherhood and the loneliness it can also bring. She started her blog to build a community for mothers who could share these challenges and have a place where they felt seen and supported. You can follow her for daily support, encouragement and relatable mom content at @thegoodmutha and subscribe for free to her weekly blog where she discusses the challenges and joys motherhood brings @ https://thegoodmutha.substack.com/ Support the showwww.whatsnewmamapodcast.com

In this episode, Giselle and Amy discuss the topic of breaking generational cycles and the impact of trauma and toxic behaviors. They share their personal experiences and the challenges they faced in their own journeys. The conversation highlights the importance of self-awareness, therapy, and personal growth in breaking these cycles. They also discuss the role of communication, vulnerability, and creating a safe and happy childhood for their own children. The episode emphasizes the need to overcome fear and self-sabotage and the power of supportive relationships in breaking the cycle of generational trauma. In this part of the conversation, Amy and Giselle discuss various themes related to relationships, trauma, and parenting. They talk about dealing with relationship challenges and seeking support from friends and family. They also explore generational differences in relationships and the fear of abandonment. Amy shares her journey of breaking the cycle of toxic relationships and finding a healthy partnership. They discuss the impact of childhood trauma and reflect on becoming loving and protective parents. They also touch on the influence of parental self-talk and the importance of setting boundaries. Overall, the conversation highlights the importance of healing and breaking generational patterns. In this conversation, Giselle and Amy discuss the challenges of self-reflection and growth, particularly in the context of parenting and breaking cycles of toxic behaviors. They emphasize the importance of continuous personal growth and the impact of our actions on others. They share personal experiences and insights on healing, self-awareness, and the power of communication. The conversation highlights the need to examine past relationships, understand the origins of negative thoughts and behaviors, and embrace the journey of self-exploration and growth. They also discuss the importance of apologizing, writing letters as a form of release, and believing in the existence of good people. The conversation concludes with encouragement and reminders of self-worth.TakeawaysSeek support from friends and family when facing relationship challenges.Generational differences can impact relationships and parenting styles.Breaking the cycle of toxic relationships requires self-reflection and healing.Becoming a loving and protective parent involves overcoming childhood trauma.Parental self-talk can influence a child's body image and self-esteem.Understanding the impact of stress on children is crucial for effective parenting.Finding peace and setting boundaries are essential for personal growth and healthy relationships. Self-reflection and growth are ongoing processes that require continuous effort and exploration.Parenting involves navigating the challenges of personal growth and ensuring the well-being of children.Breaking cycles of toxic behaviors requires self-awareness, communication, and a commitment to change.Writing letters can be a therapeutic way to release emotions and reflect on personal growth.As always, feel free to reach out with any feedback, comments, or if you'd like to be a guest, email us on whatsnewmamapodcast@gmail.com or via DM us via IG @WhatsNewMamaPodcast.Tune in Sunday's at 4pm! Listen on Spotify, Amazon and Apple Podcasts. Watch us on YouTube. Support the showwww.whatsnewmamapodcast.com

In this episode, Giselle and Amy discuss a variety of topics, including their recent haircuts, TV shows they are watching, and the reality TV show Love is Blind. They also talk about their celebrity lookalikes and share their go-to coffee orders. Amy shares her experience of a spa day surprise from her partner, and they discuss an encounter at a McDonald's that left them both amused. In this part of the conversation, the hosts discuss various aspects of parenting and navigating social situations with their children. They talk about dealing with food options and entitlement, as well as their kids' eating preferences. They also share their experiences at birthday parties and arcade visits. The hosts discuss the importance of letting kids explore and learn, while also being mindful of other parents. They emphasize the need to avoid helicopter parenting and find a balance between hovering and being aloof. The conversation concludes with a discussion on teaching kids to stand up for themselves and the importance of sharing and cooperation. In this part of the conversation, Amy and Giselle discuss various themes related to parenting and interactions with other parents. They talk about observing kids' behavior, dealing with challenging situations, and interacting with defensive parents. They also touch on cultural differences and misunderstandings, encountering judgmental parents, and controlling anger and hormonal changes. The conversation also explores finding personal outlets, watching Asian soap operas, and the challenges of parenting and road rage. They discuss judgmental parents and allergies, parenting yourself and others, and preparation for schedule changes. Finally, they discuss picky eaters and lunch ideas. In this episode, Giselle and Amy discuss picky eating habits and strategies for introducing new foods to their children. They also share their experiences with transitioning to big beds and co-sleeping challenges. The conversation then shifts to their TV-watching habits and preferences. They also review Jennifer Lopez's latest album and discuss the importance of work-life balance. Overall, the episode provides insights into the joys and challenges of parenting and finding time for personal interests.As always, feel free to reach out with any feedback, comments, or if you'd like to be a guest, email us on whatsnewmamapodcast@gmail.com or via DM us via IG @WhatsNewMamaPodcast.Tune in Sundays at 4pm! Listen on Spotify, Amazon and Apple Podcasts. Watch us on @YouTube. @playmorepods @spotifypodcasts @applepodcasts   #podcastsonamazonmusic #podcasts #motherhood #youtube #mamasofinstagram #latinamoms #latinapodcasters #firstgeneration #podcastersofinstagram  #latinapodcast #mompodcast #realtalk #nycmom #parentingpodcast #firstgeneration #applepodcasts #spotifypodcast #playmorepods #youtube #parentingadvice  #Socialinteractions  #podcastsonamazonmusic #podcasts #motherhood #mamasofinstagram #mompodcast #momunity #momsofinstagram #podcastersofinstagram #momlifeSupport the showwww.whatsnewmamapodcast.com

In this episode, Amy and Giselle catch up after a long break from recording. They discuss the challenges of finding time to record and the impact of their busy schedules on the podcast. Giselle shares her recent vacation and the illness she experienced upon returning. The conversation then shifts to Giselle's vacation with her mom and the challenges they faced in their relationship. They discuss the burden of emotional unloading and the impact of childhood trauma. The episode concludes with a discussion on the importance of self-care and the challenges of traveling with a toddler. The conversation revolves around a family vacation and the challenges faced by the parents.  In this episode, Giselle and Amy discuss their experiences with throwing up and diarrhea. They share their preferences for dealing with these symptoms and the challenges they face when they or their children get sick. The conversation also touches on skin sensitivity and sweating, as well as the importance of self-care during illness. They express gratitude for their relationships and discuss the complexity of motherhood. The episode concludes with a reminder to support and understand each other.As always, feel free to reach out with any feedback, comments, or if you'd like to be a guest, email us on whatsnewmamapodcast@gmail.com or via DM us via IG @WhatsNewMamaPodcast. Tune in this Sunday at 4pm! Listen on Spotify, Amazon and Apple Podcasts. Watch us on YouTube. @playmorepods @spotifypodcasts @applepodcasts   #podcastsonamazonmusic #podcasts #motherhood #youtube #mamasofinstagram #latinamoms #latinapodcasters #firstgeneration #podcastersofinstagram @youtube #latinapodcast #mompodcast #realtalk #nycmom #parentingpodcast #firstgeneration #applepodcasts #spotifypodcast #playmorepods #youtube #stomachvirus #vacations #podcastsonamazonmusic #podcasts #motherhood #mamasofinstagram #mompodcast #momunity #momsofinstagram #podcastersofinstagram #momlife Support the showwww.whatsnewmamapodcast.com

Happy New Year, Mamas! Amy & Giselle have not been able to sit and record a podcast episode for A MONTH- so let’s catch up on this episode! The mamas finally got to sit down and talk about their hectic December. In this episode, Giselle and Amy discuss their recent break from recording due to illness and other challenges. Amy shares her experience of undergoing emergency surgery to remove her gallbladder and the recovery process. They also reflect on the impact of health issues on their families and discuss the mentality of pushing through pain and discomfort. The episode concludes with a shout-out to Amy's mom for her support during this time. Giselle and Amy discuss various life changes and adjustments, including new job schedules, independence for their children, and challenges with potty training. They also talk about sickness during the holidays, recreating old photos, and fashion preferences. The conversation touches on job opportunities, potential moves, and reflections on life choices. They also discuss post-surgery recovery and upcoming dental procedures. Overall, the conversation highlights the importance of taking stock of life and making positive changes. In this part of the conversation, Giselle and Amy discuss their dental mishaps and the gifts they exchanged for Christmas. They also talk about spending Christmas apart from their partners and the different experiences they had. Giselle shares how she spent Christmas with her mom and the healing time they had together. They reflect on the importance of mother-daughter bonding and the validation they seek from their parents. Overall, they go over the challenges and joys of the holiday season and the lessons they learned.  Tune in this Sunday at 4pm! Listen on Spotify, Amazon and Apple Podcasts. Watch us on YouTube. @playmorepods @spotifypodcasts @applepodcasts #podcastsofinstagram #applepodcasts #podcastsonamazonmusic #podcasts #motherhood #youtube #mamasofinstagram #mompodcast #momunity #momsofinstagram #latinamoms #latinapodcasters #firstgeneration #podcastersofinstagram #momlife #holidazed2023Support the showwww.whatsnewmamapodcast.com

On this special episode, mamas Amy and Giselle sit down and talk to special guest Nathalie. Mama Nathalie shares her private and very personal experience with IVF and her journey in becoming a mom. A few months ago she spoke with mama Giselle about her journey and they both agreed it would be a wonderful story and experience to share and help other mamas. We hope her story will help others going through a similar situation.  More about our guest: Nathalie is a compassionate healthcare professional, devoted wife, and proud mother. With two lively boys and the excitement of welcoming a baby girl into the family, Nathalie's home is a bustling hub of love and laughter. Nathalie's journey into motherhood has been marked by resilience and determination, as she and her husband navigated the challenges of In Vitro Fertilization (IVF). Through this experience, she has not only expanded her family but also emerged as a passionate advocate for patients facing similar fertility struggles. Balancing the demands of her career in healthcare with the joys of parenting, Nathalie finds solace and strength in her close-knit, large family and her friends. Surrounded by their love and support, she cherishes the bonds that tie her to her roots. Beyond her professional and family life, Nathalie is also an avid lover of Orangetheory, where she channels her energy into maintaining a healthy and active lifestyle. This commitment to fitness reflects her dedication to overall well-being and sets an inspiring example for her growing family. Nathalie's story is one of love, resilience, and advocacy—a narrative woven with the threads of family bonds, professional dedication, and a zest for a balanced and active life.  Join us on Sunday at 4pm. Listen to us on Spotify, Amazon and Apple Podcasts. Watch us on YouTube. @playmorepods @spotifypodcasts @applepodcasts #podcastsofinstagram #applepodcasts #podcastsonamazonmusic #podcasts #motherhood #youtube #mamasofinstagram #mompodcast #momunity #momsofinstagram #podcastersofinstagram #ivf #ivfjourney #ivfmama  Physician details: Samantha Pfeifer, MDJovana Lekovich, MDMicheline Chu, MDAnita Lasala, MDImportant Resources:Resolve- a great resource for anyone looking into fertility related matters The Resilient Sisterhood Project-  The Resilient Sisterhood Project’s mission is to educate and empower women of African descent regarding common yet rarely discussed diseases of the reproductive system that disproportionately affect them Future Family- offer financial options for those who need them Support the showwww.whatsnewmamapodcast.com

Is daycare actually damaging for kids? Let's talk about it! After seeing a video online of a doctor speaking about daycare being damaging for children in the long run, mamas Giselle and Amy discuss their thoughts. But before they dive into that, the mamas catch up on vacations, bdays and great Chicago food and architecture.Clip of the podcast and doctor claiming the negative effects of daycare hereSupport the showwww.whatsnewmamapodcast.com

In this episode, mamas Giselle and Amy talk a bit about thanksgiving, how it was growing up and how it has changed over the years. This and many other stories about our week. This thanksgiving the mamas would like to give a special thank you and gratitude for the listeners and supporters of the podcast- THANK YOU MAMAS! Sending all you mamas love, strength and patience during this holiday season!- Amy & Giselle. Listen to us on Spotify, Amazon, Apple Podcasts and watch us on YouTube. Sunday at 4pm! @playmorepods @spotifypodcasts  @applepodcasts  #podcastsofinstagram #applepodcasts #podcastsonamazonmusic #podcasts #motherhood #youtube #mamasofinstagram #mompodcast #momunity #momsofinstagram #podcastersofinstagram #gratitude #Thanksgiving #costcoTurkey recipeSupport the showwww.whatsnewmamapodcast.com

In this episode, mamas Amy and Giselle talk to Raquel Campbell, makeup artist and mom. These mamas discuss everything from makeup for moms, dealing with a growing teen, and teaching kids how to be confident in their own skin. Raquel also shares how she deals with co-parenting and tells us how she made sure she made time for herself.   A bit about Raquel: She is a makeup artist, esthetician, and brow specialist that has been in the industry for over 15 years. She started her career as part of an R&B singing group that was signed by Epic records. After getting makeup done countlessly for photo shoots and video shoots, her love for the transformation that makeup offers ignited her passion. Raquel has had her work featured in Ebony magazine, Essence, Latina magazine, In Style weddings and XXL magazine. Raquel has also worked for MSG network, ESPN, and NYFW.  Her biggest accomplishment has been being a mom to a fabulous fourteen year old girl. Some products mentioned in this podcast:NARS CONCEALERTARTE SHAPE TAPENARS RADIANT LONG-WEAR FOUNDATIONCHARLOTTE TILBURY FLAWLESS FILTERLAURA MERCIER TINTED MOISTURIZERLANCOME HYPNOSE DRAMA MASCARAL'OREAL TELESCOPIC MASCARATOOFACED BETTER THAN S*X MASCARALANCOME MONSIEUR BIG MASCARANYX LIPBUTTER LIPGLOSSBENEFIT BROW MAKEUPANASTASIA EYEBROW PENCIL SEPHORA EYEBROW PENCILIT COSMETICS CC CREAMNARS BLUSHELF PUTTY BLUSHMAC BLUSH/BRONZERONESIZE BEAUTYINCELL DERMSupport the showwww.whatsnewmamapodcast.com

In this episode, mamas Amy and Giselle talk to Raquel Campbell, makeup artist and mom. These mamas discuss everything from makeup for moms, dealing with a growing teen, and teaching kids how to be confident in their own skin. Raquel also shares how she deals with co-parenting and tells us how she made sure she made time for herself.   A bit about Raquel: She is a makeup artist, esthetician, and brow specialist that has been in the industry for over 15 years. She started her career as part of an R&B singing group that was signed by Epic records. After getting makeup done countlessly for photo shoots and video shoots, her love for the transformation that makeup offers ignited her passion. Raquel has had her work featured in Ebony magazine, Essence, Latina magazine, In Style weddings and XXL magazine. Raquel has also worked for MSG network, ESPN, and NYFW.  Her biggest accomplishment has been being a mom to a fabulous fourteen year old girl. Some products mentioned in this podcast:NARS CONCEALERTARTE SHAPE TAPENARS RADIANT LONG-WEAR FOUNDATIONCHARLOTTE TILBURY FLAWLESS FILTERLAURA MERCIER TINTED MOISTURIZERLANCOME HYPNOSE DRAMA MASCARAL'OREAL TELESCOPIC MASCARATOOFACED BETTER THAN S*X MASCARALANCOME MONSIEUR BIG MASCARANYX LIPBUTTER LIPGLOSSBENEFIT BROW MAKEUPANASTASIA EYEBROW PENCILSEPHORA EYEBROW PENCILIT COSMETICS CC CREAMNARS BLUSHELF PUTTY BLUSHMAC BLUSH/BRONZERONESIZE BEAUTYINCELL DERMSupport the showwww.whatsnewmamapodcast.com

In this episode, Giselle and Amy talk about interacting with other adults in social situations. We still do a lot of talking during the day and while we may not “baby talk” a lot, we also don’t adult talk a lot lol. So, sometimes they find themsleves in awkward adult conversations because the cadence is off or their brains are too focused on multitasking and keeping up with the kids so no one gets hurt or lost. Does that ever happen to you?  Do you make yourself cringe 😬 when out sometimes? Amy let’s us in on why her latest experience at her daughter’s school carnival made her rethink her social skills.  Listen to us on Spotify, Amazon, Apple Podcasts, and watch us on YouTube- every Sunday at 4pm! @playmorepods @spotifypodcasts @applepodcasts @youtube #podcastsofinstagram #applepodcasts #podcastsonamazonmusic #podcasts #motherhood #youtube #mamasofinstagram #mompodcast #momunity #momsofinstagram #podcastersofinstagram #awkwardmoments #momtalk #socringeSupport the showwww.whatsnewmamapodcast.com

In this episode, mamas Giselle and Amy talk about tackling the change in seasons. They discuss the ever dreaded closet turnover, the start of school and how they get the kids ready from summer to fall/winter. Tune in every Sunday @ 4pm EST on Spotify, Amazon,  Apple Podcasts and/or Youtube!  @playmorepods @spotifypodcasts @applepodcasts #podcastsofinstagram #applepodcasts #podcastsonamazonmusic #podcasts #motherhood #latinamoms #latinapodcast #mamahood #youtube #mamasofinstagram #mompodcast #momunity #momsofinstagram #podcastersofinstagramSupport the showwww.whatsnewmamapodcast.com

In this episode, mamas Amy and Giselle discuss the theory behind “mom brain” and mom/parent guilt. Where and why does mom/parent guilt come from? How can we overcome it? They also share their own struggles, thoughts and feelings related to mom guilt.  Tune in every Sunday @ 4pm EST on Spotify, Amazon, Apple Podcasts and/or Youtube!  @playmorepods @spotifypodcasts @applepodcasts #podcastsofinstagram #applepodcasts #podcastsonamazonmusic #podcasts #motherhood #youtube #mamasofinstagram #mompodcast #momunity #momsofinstagram #podcastersofinstagram #mombrainisreal #mombrain #momguiltisreal #momguilt #parentguiltArticles about Mom Brain THE FACTS!- WhatToExpect- The Myth- Grey Matter- Brain Changes After Pregnancy/BirthSupport the showwww.whatsnewmamapodcast.com

In this week’s episode, Mamas Giselle and Amy discuss the very serious topic of bullying. How would they approach it with their young children? Have they ever been a victim of bullying or have been a bully? They also talk about a recent news story of a mom who took her son’s bullying at school into her own hands. Bully topic starts at 25:18. Listen to us on Spotify, Amazon and Apple Podcasts. Watch us on YouTube. Feel free to message us with feedback or topic suggestions via DM on IG or at Whatsnewmamapodcast@gmail.com. Thank you for listening!!Facts and Statistics about Bullying90% of students in grades 4-8 report having been harassed or bullied.28% of students in grades 6-12 experience bullying.20% of students in grades 9-12 experience bullying. (stopbullying.gov)In grades 6-12, 9% of students have experienced cyberbulling.Over 160,000 kids refuse to go to school each day for fear of being bullied. (Nation Education Association)70.6% of students report having witnessed bullying in their school–and over 71% say bullying is a problem.Over 10% of students who dropout of school do so due to being bullied repeatedly.Each month 282,000 students are physically assaulted in some way in secondary schools throughout the United States–and the number is growing.Statistics suggest that revenge [due to bullying] is the number one motivator for school shootings in the U.S.86% of students surveyed said, "other kids picking on them, making fun of them or bullying them" is the number one reason that teenagers turn to lethal violence at school.Nearly 75% of school shootings have been linked to harassment and bullying.87% of students surveyed report that bullying is the primary motivator of school shootings.64% of students who are bullied do not report it. (Petrosina, Guckenburg, Devoe and Hanson 2010)https://www.stopbullying.gov/resources/factshttps://www.cdc.gov/violenceprevention/youthviolence/bullyingresearch/fastfact.html#:~:text=About%2030%25%20of%20female%20high,of%20Black%20high%20school%20students.https://www.pacer.org/bullying/info/stats.asphttps://whattobecome.com/blog/bullying-statistics/https://www.educationcorner.com/bullying-facts-statistics-and-prevention.htmlhttps://www.statista.com/statistics/183671/bullying-and-cyber-bullying-among-students/https://amp.cnn.com/cnn/2023/01/16/health/stopping-bullying-in-schools-wellness/index.htmlSupport the showwww.whatsnewmamapodcast.com

Welcome back, Mama's! This episode,  mamas Amy & Giselle discuss friendships of the opposite gender, the rules, boundaries and where we can go wrong. Listen to us on Spotify, Amazon and Apple Podcasts. Watch us on YouTube. Feel free to message us with feedback or topic suggestions via DM on IG or at Whatsnewmamapodcast@gmail.com. Thank you for listening!!Support the showwww.whatsnewmamapodcast.com

Welcome back, Mama's! This episode, Amy & Giselle will discuss the top 6 sleep training methods and what they have tried and worked (and didn't work) for them. While there are different methods to try, please remember to consult with a specialist, trust your mama instincts and be flexible and patient when attempting to sleep train. Feel free to message us with feedback or topic suggestions via DM on IG or at Whatsnewmamapodcast@gmail.com. Special shout out to Zoila & Lissette! Thank you for listening!! Sleep Training Methods:1- Ferber Method2- Extinction, or cry it out (CIO)3- Chair method4- Pick up, put down and shush-pat5- Bedtime-routine fading6-  Bedtime-hour fadingMentioned links-- Sleep Training Methods Article- Projector- Nested Bean Swaddle- Baby Monitor- Essential Sleep Oil - Teething DropsSupport the showwww.whatsnewmamapodcast.com

Hi Mama's! Ever heard of the term Married, Single Mom? In episode 2 of this season’s What’s new mama podcast Giselle and Amy discuss the new term heard all over parental forums, Tik-tok and Instagram. Feel free to send us suggestions via email whatsnewmamapodcast@gmail.com on topics or questions that you would like for us to cover. Thank you for listening & watching! Available on Youtube, IG, Spotify, Apple, Amazon Music, WNMP.Support the showwww.whatsnewmamapodcast.com

On this episode Amy & Giselle are catching up on their summer and all the chaos that has unfolded since the last episode. Find out who got Covid, who got a dog, what led to Amy's "glowing" summer, and Giselle's mental breakdown that almost turned into BANGS! lol. They also talk about being a passenger princess that always politely offers to drive, with hopes of their husbands never taking them up on that offer haha! They also mention mental health,  why exercise is pivotal for helping to deal with daily life, and why it's important to get medical checks and be in tuned with your body when something "feels off".  SORRY FOR THE MINOR EDITS DUE TO A TODDLER RUNNING IN THE ROOM LOL! Feel free to send us suggestions via email whatsnewmamapodcast@gmail.com on topics or questions that you would like for us to cover. Thank you for listening & watching! Available on Youtube, IG, Spotify, Apple, Amazon Music, WNMP.Mentioned Links:- Drinking glasses & straws- Dead Bug Workout- Core Workout Support the showwww.whatsnewmamapodcast.com