This week on the Moms on Call podcast, Jennifer and Laura speak with Nina Sadauskas, a mother of two, three-time Olympic swimmer, CEO, and founder of Delfin Athletics. The episode delves into Nina's journey from being an Olympic athlete to a successful entrepreneur, highlighting the importance of resilience, grit, and adaptability in both parenting and business. Nina shares her personal experiences, emphasizing the value of sports in teaching life skills and the significance of being comfortable with discomfort. She discusses her motivation to start Delfin Athletics, aiming to inspire athletes and promote water safety.
Visit Delfina Athletics online or follow them on Instagram @delfinaathletics. Follow Nina on Instagram @ninarangelova
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S6 EP02: After Hours w/ Mallory: From IVF to a Picky Toddler
In this week’s After Hours episode, Jennifer and Laura speak with Mallory, a 30-year-old mother who shares her journey through infertility and the unexpected joy of discovering her pregnancy at Disney World. Mallory discusses the challenges she faced, including postpartum anxiety and breastfeeding difficulties, and how the Moms on Call resources helped her regain confidence as a new mom. The conversation also touches on toddlerhood, feeding challenges, and the importance of community support for parents.
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S6 EP01: What We've Learned in Twenty Years
Welcome to season 6 of the podcast and, even bigger, 20 years of Moms on Call! In this episode, Jennifer and Laura reflect on their journey from humble beginnings with a simple folder of advice to becoming pioneers in infant care consulting. They discuss the evolution of their resources, including self-published books, online courses, and a new app designed to provide daily encouragement to parents. With over a million resources sold, Moms on Call continues to empower parents worldwide, fostering confidence and providing practical solutions for everyday parenting challenges.
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When They Only Want You to Put Them to Bed & Saying Goodbye to the Sippy Cup
Laura in Georgia’s 17-month-old daughter will only let mom put her down to sleep at night and screams when dad gives it a try. In today’s episode we’ll talk about allowing yourself to let go so that your spouse can be in charge. Plus, when is the right time to transition away from a sippy cup?
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Your Baby with Other People - Socialization and Napping with a Nanny
Dee from Dallas is having trouble with nap time. Mom is back to work, and her little one just does not seem to wanna nap with the nanny. Alexis from South Carolina has an18 month old girl. She followed Moms On Call, but now it's taking an hour and a half to two hours just for me to rock her to sleep at night. She need to know how to get back on track. Rachel in Rhode Island needs to know if there are things that she can be doing to socialize her 3 year-old before she goes into her first school type setting.
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