
When Jamie Scrimgeour couldn't find the kind of stepmom support she needed, she created it. The KICK-ASS Stepmom Podcast is for stepmoms navigating blended family life, co-parenting, marriage, and the emotional reality of this role. Each week, Jamie shares real life conversations, practical strategies, and mindset shifts to help you stop overthinking, feel more at ease in your home, and show up in... more
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 285 | Founded | 7 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | Kids & FamilySelf-ImprovementEducation | |||

In this episode, with Thais Gibson, we dive deep into how our childhood conditioning shapes our adult relationships. From attachment styles to the subconscious filters we wear every day, understanding these dynamics can be a game changer, especially ... more
Should a stepmom be celebrated on Mothers Day? What could be holding kids back from doing something for the stepmom? Why are Stepdads celebrated and Stepmoms still villianized. How should a stepmom communicate with their partner that they feel upset ... more
Women's financial expert and the author of Never Date a Broke Dude Pattie Ehsaei joins Jamie on The KICK-ASS Stepmom Podcast to shift your perspective on finances, self worth and how to get what you financially deserve as a stepmom.
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This week's episode is for every stepmom who has ever felt something and immediately felt guilty for feeling it. Jen from The Sober Stepmom joins me this week and we go there. Jealousy, grief, nervous system overload, the control trap. All of it. Thi... more
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I have listened since the beginning and Jamie is hands down the best- honestly speaking if she read me a phone book I would likely listen to that as well. 😂 Jamie gives real life advice, and is always transparent in whatever season she is in. I find this very uplifting and honestly this is my therapy session on Mondays. I love the guests, as they bring so much value to the sessions.
Used to love Jamie but she’s a little different than she used to be…As most of us are but she’s made her money and she’s a lot more blunt and doesn’t seem to care too much abt those in the trenches. She’s not for everybody bc she’s never dealt with parental alienation. She won’t be able to speak to that. She can only speak to high conflict and working through drama. The problem with that is she thinks her advice covers PA as well. She doesn’t understand what it’s like when a BM takes a child f... more
I had been a paying customer of Jamie‘s for a long time. I used to go to her office hours, she has helped me change my perspective on different things related to step family life but as time went on. I guess our perspectives on things changed? With her help and also the help of my therapist and the self work I put in, my step family stress is nowhere what it used to be. But I feel like Jamie’s perspective has changed over the years and I believe our views may have clashed? I know I feel like I c... more
This podcast is a must listen! As a stepmom whose husband is also 12 years older than me, I relate so much to Jamie. The way she shares her step parenting journey has been so helpful to me with my stepkids. Her content is real and I love how she normalizes what a lot of stepmoms go through. So glad you’re back!
Jamie’s approach to telling it like it is is extremely effective when it comes to how we manage the stepmom dynamic. Half the time, she’s talking about something that I assumed only affected me. It’s reassuring to know other stepmoms are dealing with the same…and refreshing to hear Jamie’s take on how to manage it.
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This collection of episodes captures the raw and real experiences of stepfamily life, with a focus on the unique challenges and triumphs that stepmoms encounter. Key themes include personal development, emotional well-being, and navigating complex family dynamics, particularly those related to co-parenting and parental alienation. The host often shares insightful reflections about her own journey, creating a relatable space for listeners to explore their personal challenges while receiving guidance and support from knowledgeable guests.
Notably, the podcast emphasizes a no-nonsense, candid approach, encouraging openness and genuine discussions about the hurdles faced by stepmoms. With a combination of expert insights and personal anecdotes... more
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