Episode 3: Life Be Hitting Us Hard Lately + Summer Jitters

Episode 3: Life Be Hitting Us Hard Lately + Summer Jitters

🎙️ Episode 3: Life Be Hitting Us Hard Lately + Summer Jitters   Summer is here… and with it comes the chaos of no routines, late nights, shifting schedules, and trying to figure out how to keep everyone afloat.   In this episode of Barely Holding It Together, we’re talking about what life looks like when routines disappear — and why sometimes routines are exactly what keep us grounded. From the stay-at-home moms, to the working moms, to the single moms, and all the moms in between… we’re unpacking the mental load, the pressure, and the reality of navigating summer while life keeps hitting hard.   Because whether you’re doing it solo, balancing work, or just trying to survive the day — this season can feel like a lot. And you’re not alone in it. 🤍   Come hang out with us as we talk through the messy, the real, and everything in between.

Episode 2: Mother’S Day, Catch up, Gentle Parenting

In this episode of Barely Holding It Together, we’re diving into the realities of Mother’s Day and the beautiful, messy journey of gentle parenting. From the pressure of creating the “perfect” holiday to navigating mom guilt, overstimulation, boundaries, and breaking generational cycles—we’re talking about it all. We share personal experiences, the hard moments no one posts online, and the ways we’re learning to parent with more patience, intention, and grace (even when we’re barely holding it together). Whether Mother’s Day brings joy, grief, exhaustion, or a mix of everything in between, this conversation is for you. 🤍

Episode 1: Intro

Barely Holding It Together… but make it a podcast 🎙️✨ Episode 1 is officially live and we’re kicking things off by introducing ourselves—Kaila, Mickelle, and Regina—and what this chaotic, honest, ever-evolving space is all about. Motherhood? Yes. Friendships? Always. Life, books, random spirals, real conversations? Absolutely. This podcast will grow as we grow—because let’s be real, life doesn’t stay the same… and neither will we.