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Hey friends, this is the season 5 wrap up episode where I share stats and reflections on the past season--but it's more than that too.

This is the final episode of The Motherhood Metamorphosis Podcast. It's been an amazing 3 years since I began this podcast in 2021. In this episode, I share my heart about the podcast and some really exciting behind-the-scenes hopes and dreams that are going on in my own life.

Special shout outs to guests who have been on the podcast multiple times throughout the last 3 years, to locations with the most listeners, to amazing financial and emotional supporters of the podcast, and to every listener and storyteller who have made this amazing project possible.

Thank you, dear listeners, for these last 3 years. Motherhood is hard, but it’s also beautiful.

Keep bring strong and brave, leaning into love, acceptance, and grace as your live out your unique motherhood and womanhood story.

And always remember that you’re children's growth matters, but yours does too.

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Kimberly and I talk about the metamorphosis she went through when her first child had her first grandchild. She talked about the joy and unexpected aspects of becoming a grandma and how her relationship with her daughter deepened and shifted.

Becoming a grandparent is its own journey, and I’m so happy Kimberly came on the podcast to share her unique story.

BIO: Kimberly Yavorski is a freelance writer with bylines in a variety of publications, including The Hill, Vox Media, Reader’s Digest, Next Avenue, and has been a regular contributor to several parenting publications, most recently Parenting Teens and Tweens. She shares her thoughts on parenting older kids on her Facebook page Life on the Other Side, Parenting Teens and Beyond and is currently working on a book by the same title. She recently became a grandma and quickly realized this is much more than a new “hat;” the birth of this baby not only created new family roles, but also made her think about motherhood in a new way.

Find her on Facebook here
Find her on Instagram HERE for parenting
and HERE for adventures in grandparenting

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Trust your gut
Make your voice louder
Lean on your intuition

Throughout the 2021 podcast interviews, I started noticing a theme: Across the various topics, the amazing women I spoke to kept coming back to the idea of trusting your intuition as a mom.

But I got to thinking—as a new mom, I had NO CLUE what it meant to trust my gut.
How do I make my own voice stronger in my head?
How do I learn to trust my intuition?
What are some truths I could learn that will help me develop strength, confidence, and inner peace as a mother?

I’ll be talking about Learning to Trust and How to Strengthen your Intuition as a Mom in my first solo episode on The Motherhood Metamorphosis.

I’ll share personal stories about when I DID and DID NOT listen to my gut, what the outcomes were, and how I’ve learned to trust and strengthen my mother’s intuition in my 14 years as a mom.

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