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Blended Families
Co-Parenting
Stepmom Mental Load
Loyalty Binds
Stepparenting
High-Conflict Co-Parenting
Divorce
Teenage Stepchildren
Stepparent-Child Relationships
Boundaries With an Ex
Stepfamily Relationships
Stepfamilies
Step Parenting
Adolescent Development
Dad Guilt
Emotional Boundaries
Building Trust
Stepmom Resentment and Guilt
Custody Arrangements
Co-Parenting Boundaries

Call Me Stepmom Podcast is an unfiltered space for stepmoms navigating blended families. It explores emotional truth: love, loyalty battles, boundaries, guilt, and the unseen parts of stepmotherhood. From tough co-parenting dynamics to finding your place in a family that didn’t start with you, nothing is off limits. Each episode shares honest conversations, relatable stories, and practical insight... more

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What happens to the kids who stay behind when their brothers and sisters go to their other home?

This week I’m joined by Morgan Lindahl and Amanda Gonzales, the creators of How Many More Days, a children’s book written for ours babies and the weekly... more

You had the best day with your stepkid, laughing and finally connecting. Then the next morning, they act like you don’t even exist.

If you’ve ever lain awake wondering “What did I do wrong?”, this episode is for you.

Today I’m breaking down loyalty... more

Does your teenage stepkid walk past you without saying a word, disappear into their room, give you one-word answers, or act like they couldn't care less whether you're there?

And have you ever caught yourself wondering: Do they actually dislike me o... more

What happens when you understand blended family life from both sides?

This week, I’m sitting down with Amanda Keith, wife of Present Father Randy, who has the unique perspective of being both the bio mom navigating co-parenting AND the stepmom navig... more

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Recent Guests

Todd Jensen
Professor and researcher of stepfamilies and family relationships
University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill
Episode: Stepmoms, Stepkids & the Teenage Years with Dr. Todd Jensen
Amanda Keith
Full-time bonus mom, biological mother and wife of Randy
Episode: When the Exes Team Up: High-Conflict Co-Parenting with Amanda Keith
Bryan Wood
Army combat veteran, former undercover police detective, and coach helping men rebuild after divorce
The Divorce Warrior
Episode: Why Being Too Nice to Your Ex Can Destroy Your New Marriage with Bryan Wood

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Rebecca
Educator, wife, mother and stepmother

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5.0 out of 5 stars from 13 ratings
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    I am so excited for this podcast! I listened to Becca on her former podcast stepmom side chats and she has so much wisdom. This literally made my day to see this!

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    Jessie Thompson 9
    United States3 months ago

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Dad Guilt, Stepmoms & the Things Men Don’t Talk About with the Better Baby Daddy Club
Q: What would you say to a stepmom who is struggling with custody, discipline or understanding her husband's perspective?
Kelly recommends honest conversations, loving actions, prayer and trust in God for women of faith. John advises trusting the partner she chose while having authentic conversations and listening carefully when concerns arise.
Why Being Too Nice to Your Ex Can Destroy Your New Marriage with Bryan Wood
Q: What responsibility does a divorced dad have to prepare his new partner for the reality she's entering?
Wood says a father should establish boundaries with his ex before dating and help create a safe environment for his partner and child to build their own relationship.
Dad Guilt, Stepmoms & the Things Men Don’t Talk About with the Better Baby Daddy Club
Q: Why do divorced dads sometimes parent differently or avoid disciplining their children when they have limited time with them?
Kelly says fathers may try to compress ordinary family life into weekends or summer visits, particularly if they feel responsible for the breakup. That can lead to promises, spending or permissiveness they would not otherwise choose, even though children often want consistent time together.
Why Being Too Nice to Your Ex Can Destroy Your New Marriage with Bryan Wood
Q: What does it actually mean for a man to emotionally move on from his ex?
Wood says it means ending the emotional reactions and arguments, keeping communication professional, and making clear to a new partner that the romantic relationship is over.
When the Exes Team Up: High-Conflict Co-Parenting with Amanda Keith
Q: How do you separate what you're dealing with with the high-conflict bio mom from your stepkids?
Keith says she recognizes that the children have their own feelings and that their parents' separation is not their fault. She and Randy keep adult conversations away from the children, listen to them, and avoid speaking negatively about their parents.

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What is Call Me Stepmom about and what kind of topics does it cover?

Honest conversations about the emotional and practical realities of stepmotherhood, including loyalty binds, co-parenting conflict, boundaries, family roles and the mental load of managing life across households. Rebecca, a stepmother and educator, alternates personal reflections and advice with interviews featuring family researchers, parents and people with experience navigating divorce and blended families. Discussions balance lived experience with practical guidance, such as building trust with teenagers, keeping adult conflict away from children and protecting a new marriage while co-parenting with an ex. The focus is on helping stepmoms feel understood while offering ways to respond without taking responsibility for every family dynam... more

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1. Permission with Jamie Scrimgeour
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5. Let's Be Honest with Kristin Cavallari

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