We're getting real, raw and vulnerable on all things MIDLIFE. And, we're having honest conversation about our struggles and what it really takes to live a meaningful Life after Kids.
Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 52 | Founded | a year ago |
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Number of Listeners | Categories | Self-ImprovementAlternative HealthHealth & FitnessEducation |
In this episode of Life after Kids, we discuss how to find motivation and purpose when you have more time on your hands, particularly after entering the empty nest phase of life. We explore the complexities of adjusting to life when the busyness of r... more
It’s said that beauty is in the eye of the beholder. If that’s the case, of all the people we think beautiful, we should be enamored with what we see in the mirror most of all. more
In this engaging episode of Life after Kids, we unpack the essentials of creating successful partnerships and collaborations, whether in business, personal relationships, or friendly endeavors. Today’s conversation is perfectly tailored for women who... more
In this episode Life after Kids with Drs. Brooke and Lynne, we dive into the complexities of relationships, particularly the dynamic between adult children and their aging parents. As members of the "sandwich generation," many adults face the dual re... more
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Ladies, thanks so much for your empathetic and gentle, yet motivating, messages. I especially appreciated the recent episode on letting go of young adult children- so important but so hard to do! Your in-law advice was excellent, too. I subscribed and am looking forward to listening more.
Super honest and understanding - hitting words that ring true. How do I find my ‘true-self’ in mid50’s - empty nest mom. Major career that I stepped away from. Finding who I am in the next phase of life.
I enjoyed the conversation on removing our mask . As an enneagram 1 and Brene brown fan I felt like asking you both to meet for coffee so we can just chat more deeply.
So grateful for this podcast! You need to listen especially if living a natural, healthy lifestyle is also for you! Drs Brooke and Lynn carry a wealth of knowledge on many mental and physical well being topics! I look forward to driving to and from wherever I’m headed and tuning in! Check them out! You won’t be disappointed!
Life can be difficult. Guidance and support or a necessity in my book. It’s nice to hear from the doctors that I am going through things that a lot of other women are too. I’m not alone. He’s two smart and hi how are fun loving women. They brighten my day each time I listen in. And I referred all of my friends to them.
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