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We Didn't Turn Out OK with Jennie Monness

Jennie Monness
Parenting
Mental Health
Motherhood
Child Development
Entrepreneurship
Family Dynamics
Community Support
Psychedelic Medicine
Identity Crisis
Healthy Eating
Sibling Dynamics
Postpartum Depression
Resilience
Nutrition
Childhood Development
Mental Load
Slumberkins
Social Media
Emotional Intelligence
Emotional Health

For the last two decades, I've worked closely with infants, toddlers, preschoolers and their parents - listening, guiding and supporting families and their young children. I've connected with so many parents through my social media account, texts, calls, and leading moms' groups. When we have open, honest and vulnerable conversations - no matter who you are as a parent - that's how we connect, lea... more

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Recent Guests

Nicole Yoder
Fertility specialist
Spring Fertility
Episode: 73: The Journey of Building a Family with Spring Fertility
Alexandra Brook-Clark
Founder of Armur Health; holistic health consultant
Armur Health
Episode: 72: When No One Believes You: Alexandra Brook-Clark on Self-Trust, Healing and Identity
Kim Ross
Founder and CEO of ORA Method
ORA Method
Episode: 71: The Myth of Doing it All with Kim Ross
Jenna Zoe
Founder of My Human Design; advocate of Human Design and Align app
My Human Design / Align
Episode: 70: The Difference Between Conditioning and Who You Really Are with Jenna Zoe
Zappi Zappalin
Founder of the Psychedelic Concierge Training Program
Psychedelic Concierge Training Program
Episode: 68: The Gift Your Child is Trying to Give You
Zappy Zappolin
Founder of the Psychedelic Concierge Training Program
Psychedelic Concierge Training Program
Episode: 67: Psychedelics, Parenthood and Reconnection
Lauren Phelps
Artist focusing on children and family portraiture and storytelling
Episode: 66: The Big Little Moments
Morgan Radford
Co-anchor of NBC News Daily and author
NBC News
Episode: 65: The Stories We Inherit with Morgan Radford
Dr. Rachel Goldman
Psychologist, NYU assistant professor of psychiatry
New York University (NYU)
Episode: 64: Moving from "Why Me?" to "Now What?" with Dr. Rachel Goldman

Host

Jennie Monness
Host of the show, guides conversations and interviews with guests

Reviews

4.9 out of 5 stars from 34 ratings
  • Five stars!

    This podcast has quickly become a new favorite! I love tuning in each week. I’ve been a longtime fan of Jennie’s work and I’m so glad she’s stepped into the podcasting space—she’s a natural. She asks such thoughtful questions, and every episode is full of great little takeaways.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    AmeliaELarsen
    United Statesa year ago
  • Thought-Provoking and Insightful Conversations

    I’ve been following your work for a while and really appreciate the powerful reframes and insights you share. The podcast brings so much wisdom, both from you and your guests. I’d love to hear even more from them sometimes it feels like their thoughts get cut short, and I know they have so much to offer. Your perspective is valuable, and giving space for the full exchange could make the conversations even richer. Looking forward to more episodes!

    Apple Podcasts
    4
    MeghanMann
    United Statesa year ago
  • Hits home every time

    Love this podcast! It’s so relatable and easy to listen to—I find myself nodding along, laughing, and even tearing up at times. It touches on so many parts of life in a way that just gets it.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Celeste elefante rose
    United Statesa year ago
  • So refreshing and comforting

    In today’s world of so much information related to parenting, this is such a unique podcast. Felt like conversation with my best friends. Thanks Jennie and the guests for being so vulnerable and real in the conversations… thank you!

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Rsindhu
    United States2 years ago
  • ❤️ YOU

    Love this ! So proud of you !

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Matt Monness
    United States2 years ago

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73: The Journey of Building a Family with Spring Fertility
Q: How does Spring Fertility view the role of the partner, particularly male partners, in the process?
The clinic emphasizes evaluating both partners in tandem and acknowledges that male factors contribute about a third to half of cases; it's important to normalize testing and involving male partners from the start.
73: The Journey of Building a Family with Spring Fertility
Q: When is it time to seek fertility help, and does age change that timing?
While textbook timelines suggest trying for a year under 35 or six months over 35, individualized factors like medical history, conditions such as PCOS or endometriosis, and personal goals can justify an earlier assessment by a fertility specialist.
71: The Myth of Doing it All with Kim Ross
Q: What have you learned about balancing being a mom and running a business?
Kim explains the need to delegate, accept imperfect balance, and recognize that some days are for work and others for family, emphasizing the weekly balance over daily perfection.
71: The Myth of Doing it All with Kim Ross
Q: How has meditation and self-care tools helped you as a mom and entrepreneur?
Kim shares that meditation has become a daily ritual that helps regulate her nervous system, reduce stress, and model resilience for her kids while supporting focus and decision-making in business.
71: The Myth of Doing it All with Kim Ross
Q: And we'll start there. Can you introduce yourself to listeners?
Kim introduces herself as the founder and CEO of ORA, an acupuncture and holistic spa with locations in New York City, and explains the brand's mission to help people feel their best at home through traditional Chinese medicine and modern modalities.

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The show centers on candid, practical conversations about parenting, child development, and family mental health. Across episodes, topics span parenting strategies for behavior and emotions, school and camp decisions, sleep and routines, and increasingly, wellness approaches for families. Guests include psychologists, educators, authors, and clinicians who share relatable lived experiences, evidence-based tips, and tools listeners can apply at home. A notable thread is the host's emphasis on empathy, connection, and coaching parents to regulate their own reactions while guiding children. The format often blends personal stories, expert frameworks, and actionable takeaways, with occasional sponsorship messages woven in. This combination make... more

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