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Talking about all things life. Like being a parent, being a teen, things we went through, things we go through, currents events and just simply catching up with people whilst enjoying a glass of wine. Hope you tune in and enjoy the content. Talk soon...

Krys and Jess, are two moms from a small town in Ontario, that have bonded over motherhood, good wine, and an obsession for true crime. Join them each week as they take turns researching and discussing true crime cases.

Becoming a mom is taking on a new journey in a life and I’m here providing a safe space for all my mommies. A way to escape and not feel like you’re alone in the mom world because trust me, we’re all going through it in unique ways. We’re a community and sticking together is what is going to make us become more powerful day by day. Moms Can Wine Too is a podcast for my moms of all ages, experiences, and backgrounds. I’m here to give feedback, take advice, share stories, and much more!

Mortgage Mom Wines, Pun Intended is a weekly podcast where we talk money and investing, moming, business, and all things women supporting women. For all the millennial moms and women in business out there, this podcast is for all of us. So grab your Stanley. What's in it is nobody's business and listen for weekly encouragement, relatability, advice, and practical solutions to help you keep up with ALL. THE. THINGS>

Join Eliza James and Rosie Gold on a wine tasting adventure with candid reflections on motherhood. We break it down for not only the wine, but the stuff no one tells you about being a mom or a woman. We may spill the tea, but never the wine.

We're two moms taking you through our journey, trying to be as transparent as possible. We want you to be able to relate or just have a good laugh with us. We hope you love our podcast and enjoy every second of it.

A down-to-earth podcast for busy moms navigating the beautiful chaos of motherhood. Join Samantha as she shares real conversations about family, fitness, mental health, and the occasional well-deserved glass of wine. Through engaging interviews and personal stories, discover relatable insights, practical tips, and a sense of community. Whether you’re out for a run, unwinding after a long day, or looking for a moment of connection, this podcast is here for you.

Having ADHD as a mother is a problem enough, but if you also have a child who suffers from it as well, then your troubles are compounded, and you may often feel like you can never win. Caring for someone who has little understanding of the condition can be a huge undertaking, but when you suffer just as much as they do, on a daily basis, where do you turn to for help?

On this podcast, Courtney and Kat, two spicy cat moms with trucker mouths, discuss true crime with a full helping of dark humor on the side. So if you enjoy true crime and hearing inappropriate jokes, this podcast is for you!

Attention all potty-mouthed, cheap-wine-drinking mothers: Prepare to meet your match. Any bad thought you’ve had about your kids, Nicole Knepper has had worse. Much worse. It’s not that she doesn’t love her kids. It’s that she understands what a mind-f*?% it can be to try to civilize those wild little beasts.

Mushroom Tales is a collection of stories to explain to your child: In "Rules of Gold", why it's important to treat others as you'd like to be treated. In "Bullies", being bullied is not about you and there are bully solutions. In "How to Win a Race", the most important part of any race or challenge is: to start! In "My Mom Rocks!" being a Mom is an incredibly challenging job, and if your kids don't already see and appreciate Mom's hard work, they will now.

How we parent our children will directly impact who they grow up to be. It will either encourage exploration of their own interests, instill fear of ever making the slightest mistakes, or result in an irresponsible way of living that they never take ownership of. There are many ways we can influence our children at any age. Chances are, you want your children to be decent human beings who grow into successful adults, but how do we know for certain that we are doing the best to make this possible?