Where did the Village go?

Where did the Village go?

They say it takes a village to raise a child—but for many parents today, that village looks very different than it did for previous generations. In this episode, we explore how modern motherhood and family life have changed, from increased isolation and busy schedules to the impact of social media and the loss of built-in community. We'll talk about why so many parents feel like they're doing it all alone, what we've lost along the way, and how we can begin rebuilding meaningful support systems in today's world. Whether you're longing for deeper connections or trying to create your own village, this conversation is a reminder that we were never meant to do this alone.

Fear and Joy can Exist together: Sara's Birth Story

On this weeks episode we are talking with Sara about her birth story. She tells all about her anxiety during pregnancy, her trying to conceive journey and all the heaviness that comes with all of it.

Waited, Worried, Worth It: Pam's Birth Story

On this weeks episode we are covering Pam's birthstory. We talk about her journey through pregancy, doctors visits and the peculiar bedside manners. She also talked about having gestational high blood pressure and being induced at 37 weeks exactly.

Pregnant, Post-Partum, and Judged: Stigma's Part 1

In this episode of Wait Until: The Unfiltered Village, we're calling out the comments women are tired of hearing during pregnancy and postpartum. From "just wait until…" to body shaming, feeding judgment, and pressure to "bounce back," we're unpacking the stigma that too often comes with motherhood. This is an honest, unfiltered conversation about how words can impact moms during some of the most vulnerable seasons of life — and why moms deserve support instead of criticism.

May is Maternal Mental Health Month

Motherhood can be beautiful and overwhelming at the same time. In this episode of Wait Until: The Unfiltered Village, we're having an honest conversation about maternal mental health, postpartum depression, anxiety, burnout, and the realities many moms silently face. According to the CDC, 1 in 8 women experience postpartum depression symptoms, yet so many struggle alone. We're breaking the silence, sharing support resources, and reminding moms that asking for help is strength — not weakness. Resources: • Postpartum Support International: www.postpartum.net [https://www.postpartum.net] • National Maternal Mental Health Hotline: 1-833-TLC-MAMA • 988 Suicide & Crisis Lifeline Follow @giveyourselfgraceinc on Instagram