
Welcome to The Mom Flow Podcast. I’m Erin - your mom bestie who really gets it.
Over the last decade, I’ve grown my marketing business, become an “accidental influencer”, gotten married, travelled the world, gone through IVF, had a baby, been the breadwinner, and lost my mom. Life is A LOT, and that’s what I’m here to chat about.
We’ll talk about the things that don’t always make it to the group c... more
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 15 | Founded | 3 months ago |
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This week, I’m coming in hot with some thoughts you’ve probably had too.
Lola graduated kindy (wtf!), summer break is officially here, and I have a lot to say about the things we don’t always talk about enough: women being underpaid, the myth of eff... more
I sat down without much of a plan, but maybe that’s exactly what this episode needed to be: a behind-the-scenes look at what life has felt like lately, beyond the little moments you might see on Instagram.
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In this solo episode, I'm getting into a little bit of everything: soft life summer, end-of-kindergarten emotions, the rise of “yapping” content, why authenticity online works, and how I make money. Yup, all of the details.
From my thoughts on the c... more
Why not focus on the small things? From those small things bringing me joy right now like from summer bags and brand partnerships to planning a summer at home that still feels full, fun, and intentional.
I have a new Summer Side Quest series I’m goi... more
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I think there’s a difference between being “the breadwinner” and “the main breadwinner.” If your husband is also successful and contributing financially, calling yourself the sole breadwinner can come across as dismissive of his role and accomplishments. “Main breadwinner” would probably acknowledge both realities more fairly.
We need more voices like this, especially in Canadian media! It’s refreshing to hear honest convos we all have in our heads. Erin speaks so well about what us millennial moms feel. I trust all her recos too. More more more!
A fellow Canadian Mom I feel like is just chatting with me on my afternoon walk. Erin does have a knack for making you feel like you’re talking to a friend and I love the petty rants. Always what I secretly think too!
Erin has an ease about the way she communicates that draws you in. She is funny, witty and very relatable. Love the flow of this podcast and can’t wait to hear more!!
Love following Erin and excited to hear from her on a new platform. Looking forward to what’s to come!
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A candid, relatable show focused on the real-life moments of mom life, entrepreneurship, and personal growth. Listeners frequently hear unfiltered reflections on balance, grief, relationships, and navigating ambition as a busy mom who openly shares wins, missteps, and practical tips. A standout is the blend of solo insights with guest interviews that explore identity shifts, online culture, and culturally relevant topics, all delivered in a warm, conversational voice that treats everyday challenges as shareable, human experiences. The format and tone likely appeal to listeners seeking authenticity, practical self-care ideas, and community around juggling family, work, and personal goals.
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