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Heal In Motherhood Podcast

Leashia Arrowsmith

Radical healing for busy mums. Become the mother you dreamed of being and start enjoying the ride of motherhood without running yourself into the ground. Leashia an emotional wellness coach and mum of two believes healing ourselves from the inside out is how we become better role models for our kids. Shift from outdated parenting paradigms and join the heart-led mamma movement.

31 - Why EVERY Parent Needs To Heal (even if you don't have trauma)
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  • 31 - Why EVERY Parent Needs To Heal (even if you don't have trauma)

    Hey there, lovely souls! I am beyond excited to share my latest podcast episode with you all. This one is truly special because we're diving deep into a topic that's close to my heart: "Why every parent needs to heal - even if you don't have trauma."

    In this episode,

    ✅ Debunk the myth that healing is only for people who have trauma 

    ✅ We unravel the mysteries of trauma, 

    ✅ We'll explore why healing is essential for every parent, regardless of whether you believe you've experienced trauma or not. 

    If you're ready to create a more harmonious and connected relationship with yourself and your children, this episode is a must-listen. It's time to prioritize your well-being and embark on a journey of healing and growth.

    So grab your favorite cup of tea, find a cozy spot, and tune in to this enlightening episode on my podcast. Let's explore the transformative power of healing together!

    EBOOK LINK - www.ethical-wellness.com/how-to-stop-losing-it-with-your-kids

    EMOTIONAL FREEDOM RESET waitlist - https://www.ethical-wellness.com/join-wait-list 

    If you'd like to connect with me on socials find me - www.instagram.com/leashiaarrowsmith 

    Wed, 07 Jun 2023
  • 30 - Is Yelling At Our Kids REALLY That Bad?

    Is Yelling Really That Bad?

    Have you ever wondered if yelling at your kids is truly harmful? Or perhaps you've heard the common myth, "I was yelled at and turned out fine." Well, it's time to dig deeper and challenge these beliefs.

    In this episode,

    ✅ We dive into the research and I Provide eye-opening insights into the long-term effects of yelling on our little ones' emotional well-being.

    ✅ Unpack the statement "I was yelled at as a kid and I turned out fine." and

    ✅ Explore the flaws of old school parenting

    Join us on this transformative journey as we challenge societal norms and redefine what it REALLY means to be "fine."

    Together, we'll break free from harmful patterns and create a nurturing environment for our little ones.

    So, if you're ready to become the parent your child truly deserves and embark on a healing journey that will transform your family dynamics, tune in to our latest podcast episode now.

    Click here to grab a copy of my how to stop losing it with your kids ebook and start healing today 👉 www.ethical-wellness.com/how-to-stop-losing-it-with-your-kids

    Have any other questions or feedback? You can connect with my via email - leashia@ethicalwellnessprograms.com

    or via 

    Instagram - www.instagram.com/leashiaarrowsmith 

    Enjoy this episode 

    Namaste 🙏 

    Tue, 30 May 2023
  • 29 - The Truth About Mum Rage

    The Truth About Mum Rage

    Motherhood is a beautiful journey filled with love, joy, and endless moments of pure bliss. But let's face it, it's not all rainbows and butterflies. Behind those smiles, there's a hidden reality that many mothers experience but rarely talk about: Mum Rage.

    Mum Rage, also known as Angry Mother Syndrome, is a topic shrouded in stigma and misconception. It's time to peel back the layers and uncover the truth about this powerful and often overwhelming emotion.

    At its core, Mum Rage stems from unmet needs. It's not about being a "bad" or "unfit" mother—it's about being human. Just like anyone else, mothers have their limits, frustrations, and triggers. The pressure to be a perfect mother, the juggling act of managing a household, and the emotional rollercoaster of raising children can all contribute to the build-up of Mum Rage.

    But here's the real truth: Mum Rage is normal. Yes, you read that right. It's a normal and natural response to the challenges of motherhood.

    In this episode we debunk the notion that anger equals failure in motherhood plus we explore:

    04:59  Definition of mum’s rage based on Cristalle Hayes's book, ‘Angry Mother Assertive Mother”

    08:20 Experiencing the emotions of mum rage

    11:29 Trapped in the role of 'Good Daughter'

    12:18 How children pick up on parents' rage

    17:51 Factors that contribute to being trapped in mum rage

    18:37 The significance of repair work 

    20:47 The connection between mum's rage and self-abandonment

    24:13 Managing and recognising your emotions

    32:33 ‘How to Stop Losing It with Your Kids" - a practical guide to managing emotions and nurturing a happy child

    Key Quotes

    13:30  Mum's rage often stems from unmet needs, as it resurfaces due to our own personal experiences of not having all our needs met. This unfulfilled longing can trigger a primal response within us, resulting in a feeling of being out of control. - Leashia Arrowsmith

    14:51  Anger is a natural human emotion that should not be categorized as inherently good or bad. It is a vital part of our emotional spectrum, and it is perfectly healthy for us to acknowledge and experience the full range of emotions that we feel. - Charlie Brown

    18:50  We can engage in the work of managing our rage, yet inevitably, regardless of how calm and peaceful we are as parents, there will be moments when anger and rage arise within us. - Leashia Arrowsmith

    20:38 We're not perfect, and there will be moments of rupture. The true measure lies in how we repair those ruptures, and how swiftly we do so. For many adults, the challenge lies in taking responsibility, for we often struggle to admit our mistakes or acknowledge those less-than-stellar moments in our journey as mothers. - Charlie Brown

    24:42  When we project our anger onto someone else, we fail to address and process our anger in a healthy manner. However, when we are able to hold space for our own anger, allowing it to be present, and truly understanding the message it carries, we engage in a beautiful process of self-discovery and growth.

    35:21  Anger does not define you as a bad mother, wife, or human being. It is important to recognize that feeling anger is a normal part of being human, and it is a common experience that we all go through. - Charlie Brown

    36:33  Remember, your anger is a message. By acknowledging that your emotions have a purpose and are trying to convey something to you, you can begin to approach them with curiosity. Embracing this perspective is an excellent starting point for understanding and working with your anger. - Leashia Arrowsmith

    Connect with Charlie

    Charlie's mission is to change the way we view & experience motherhood, to co-create & initiate a new standard of care for you. THE MOTHER. Through community, connection & deep conversations together Charlie knows we will rise as a true act of rebellion, rewriting old narratives, recreating & redefining the way we nurture the birth of you. The mother.

    Instagram- www.instagram.com/charlie.jose.brown

    Join the Nurture Her Program Here https://charliejosebrown.podia.com/nurture-her-prenatal-yoga-wellness-course/n8pn2

    If you enjoyed this episode, please share it with your friends and don't forget to subscribe to the show to get automatic episode updates. 

    We are always happy to hear from our listeners and appreciate questions for our monthly Q&A episodes. 

    Download my ebook here: www.ethical-wellness.com/how-to-stop-losing-it-with-your-kids

    To submit a question, visit our website or send an email to us at leashia@ethicalwellnessprograms.com

    Let’s connect!

    Website:    https://www.ethical-wellness.com/

    Instagram: @leashiaarrowsmith https://www.instagram.com/leashiaarrowsmith/

    Facebook:  https://www.facebook.com/leashia.deighton

    Tue, 23 May 2023
  • 28 - Navigating Grief and Finding Your Tribe In Parenthood - Nicole Griffin

    In this episode you’ll learn:

    03:11 Overview of Nicole’s entrepreneurial journey

    06:55 The importance of having a supportive tribe

    10:18 How to use a diagnosis to guide and empower you as a parent

    12:04 Navigating grief as a Special Needs Parent

    15:04 Emotional regulation for parents

    21:21 How our parents' guidance shaped us into a better parent

    23:09 What makes motherhood worthwhile

    24:13 Embracing your identity beyond motherhood

    Key Quotes

    13:50  It's not about sharing their interests, but rather embracing and celebrating their individuality, so that they can find their own path to happiness and fulfillment.  - Nicole Griffin

    14:22  Your child is a unique individual with their own path to walk. They are not you and their journey will not mirror your own. - Nicole Griffin

    18:16  Regardless of what we do, our children will live their lives on their own terms. As parents, our job is to offer guidance and support, not to control and dictate their path. - Leashia Arrowsmith

    20:18  You don’t have to be great at everything but you just have to give it a go. - Nicole Griffin

    23:28  Everything your child is going through, your also going through and it's always a chance to learn, grow, change and evolve in some way. - Nicole Griffin

    24:13  Being a mother is a significant part of who you are, but it's not the entirety of your identity. You are an individual with your own dreams and aspirations, and it's important to prioritize self-care and personal growth alongside your parenting responsibilities.

    Connect with Gen

    Nicole is the owner of Grif&Co, a wife & mum to 4 children.

    Along her motherhood journey she has learned a lot through the various challenges she has faced while raising her kids. Her three eldest children have each gone through the process of diagnosis of various medical & behavioural issues that have been a source of both hardship & growth throughout the years. 

    Nicole has shared her journey with others on a number of platforms but most recently has found a passion for sewing & creating & as such, Grif&Co was launched. Making handmade clothing & accessories for babies & children & also supporting mums through motherhood via her blog & providing handmade self care products & useful items to make mums lives easier. 

    Website: www.grifandco.com

    Special podcast offer: 15% off your total order using the code PODCAST

    If you enjoyed this episode, please share it with your friends and don't forget to subscribe to the show to get automatic episode updates. 

    We are always happy to hear from our listeners and appreciate questions for our monthly Q&A episodes. 

    Download my ebook here: www.ethical-wellness.com/how-to-stop-losing-it-with-your-kids

    To submit a question, visit our website or send an email to us at leashia@ethicalwellnessprograms.com

    Be the first to get notified of the latest episode, and receive weekly healing tools and tips, straight to your inbox.http://bit.ly/3MqQ0ih

    Let’s connect!

    Website:    https://www.ethical-wellness.com/

    Instagram:  @leashiaarrowsmith https://www.instagram.com/leashiaarrowsmith/

    Facebook:   https://www.facebook.com/leashia.deighton

    Facebook Group:   https://www.facebook.com/groups/healinmotherhoodpodcast

     

    Tue, 16 May 2023
  • 27 - Demystifying Baby Nutrition with Gen

    Demystifying Baby Nutrition with Gen

    In this episode you’ll learn:

    02:35 Gen’s backstory and her journey to helping women prioritize themselves

    07:10 Her inspiration behind creating her program

    13:48 The human baby’s brain development 

    14:01 Factors that can affect our baby’s nervous system

    18:07 The wisdom of innocence 

    19:34 The purpose and benefits of her program

    21:00 Signs that your baby is not ready to start solid food

    21:24 How to introduce solid food to your baby

    23:53 Gen’s biggest lesson in motherhood

    Key Quotes

    18:16  Sometimes, the best way to improve our kid’s well-being is to simply go back to basics. Getting our hands dirty with the kids while playing in the garden, even for just 10-15 minutes, can do wonders for their physical and mental health. It's not just about food or exercise, it's about embracing simplicity and rediscovering the joy in life's simple pleasures. - Gen

    21:24  I believe in empowering our baby to explore new experiences, including the introduction of solid foods. When you see signs that your little one is ready and eager to try, encourage and support them. It's important to remember that every baby is unique and may be ready at different times. However, I also advocate for following recommended guidelines and waiting until at least 6 months to begin introducing solids, ensuring that your baby's development is supported and safe. - Gen

    23:53  There’s no such thing as perfectionism in motherhood or in life. - Gen

    25:01 By investing time into my own growth and well-being, I not only become a better, stronger person for myself but also for my children. - Gen

    25:38  Motherhood can be messy, but taking time for myself has brought a sense of fulfillment and progress to my journey. - Gen

    26:00  To any mom feeling shame, take a moment to reflect on where you may be striving for perfection and setting unrealistic expectations for yourself and your children. Remember that being a good mom doesn't mean being perfect, it means doing your best with love and compassion. - Leashia Arrowsmith

    Connect with Gen

    Gen is a busy mom of 2 children and 2 toddlers. She’s a Holistic Exercise Coach for mums and she helps women from conception, pregnancy, postpartum and beyond with exercise and nutrition.  Her mission is to help women prioritise themselves so they can be the absolute best to raise our future generations.

    Insta handle: https://www.instagram.com/genergise/?hl=en

    If you enjoyed this episode, please share it with your friends and don't forget to subscribe to the show to get automatic episode updates. 

    We are always happy to hear from our listeners and appreciate questions for our monthly Q&A episodes. 

    Download my ebook here: (link)

    To submit a question, visit our website or send an email to us at leashia@ethicalwellnessprograms.com

    Weekly Podcast Emails www.ethical-wellness.com/podcast-weekly-emails 

    Let’s connect!

    Website:    https://www.ethical-wellness.com/

    Instagram: @leashiaarrowsmith https://www.instagram.com/leashiaarrowsmith/

    Facebook:  https://www.facebook.com/leashia.deighton

    Facebook Group:  https://www.facebook.com/groups/healinmotherhoodpodcast

    Mon, 10 Apr 2023
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