The importance of having like-minded mom friends; and where not to seek advice, with Bekah RIchardson
Starting and ending friendships can be tricky to navigate, especially as a mom!
In this episode, I'm joined by Bekah (@radicallyrebekah) and we discuss adult friendships, specifically “mom friends” and how to put yourself out there to cultivate relationships with like minded people.
Bekah shares her story of moving across the country with a newborn and having to start "fresh" in the friend department.
We dissect the difference between mom shaming, judgement or lack of support versus, being your authentic self and holding space for people who have contrasting values or opinions as you.
We offer tangible strategies on how to make new friends, walk away from old ones and how to be intentional in where you seek out advice!
Bekah is a birthkeeper in Southern Alberta and an advocate for natural living and unapologetic motherhood
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